51.704G

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51.704G Application Field and Working Principle

51.704G is a type of wireless local area network (WLAN) technology used in industry and commerce. It is based on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11g standard. Like all other IEEE 802.11 standards, 51.704G provides networking between computers, laptops, and other mobile devices without the need for wires and cables.

The 51.704G standard is part of the IEEE 802.11 family of wireless networking technologies and it is a major upgrade over its predecessors, 802.11a and 11b. It operates at a frequency of 2.4GHz and has an up/downlink speed of up to 54 Mbps. It provides coverage over a radius of several hundred feet, making it suitable for use in small and medium-sized workgroups in offices, warehouses, and other business and industrial settings.

51.704G support both direct point-to-point communication between two discrete devices and to client to infrastructure communications. In client to infrastructure communication, a wireless access point (WAP) is set up that serves as a hub for devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets. The Wi-Fi network created using the 51.704G standard is secure by using cryptographic methods such as WEP or WPA encryption. This means that all data transmitted over the network is secured and cannot be accessed by anyone not authorized to do so.

The 51.704G standard also has a major advantage in that it is backward-compatible with earlier versions of the IEEE 802.11 standard. This allows users of those older versions to migrate their existing wireless networks to the new standard without replacing existing equipment. The equipment required to set up a 51.704G wireless network is fairly simple. Antennas, access points, and NICs (Network Interface Cards) are all typically necessary for the setup.

The 51.704G standard is also used extensively in industrial applications. It is often used in prisons, hospitals, and other locations where wireless coverage is needed but wired networks are impractical. 51.704G networks can be used to transmit data between distributed devices, such as sensors and actuators in factory settings, as well as between medical equipment and laboratory equipment. The range and reliability of a 51.704G network makes it particularly suited to industrial applications.

In conclusion, 51.704G is a widely used wireless networking standard that provides reliable and secure point-to-point and client-to-infrastructure communications. Its use extends from small business workgroups up to industrial applications. With its backward-compatibility with earlier 802.11 standards, setting up and maintaining 51.704G networks is relatively simple and inexpensive.

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