Wi-Fi insights
Will 5G ensure safer driving with connected cars?
The adoption of new 5G standards in Belgium is a hot topic. Many supporters cite braking distances for self-driving cars as a good reason to kick 4G to the curb, as 5G ensures significantly lower latency than 4G, as well as guaranteed quality of service. But is latency really putting...
Latency in a nutshell, and what makes it so important
VOIP solutions and video chat apps are part of our business and personal lives ā and online multiplayer games have become mainstream hobbies. To enable these applications, huge volumes of data are being exchanged online at ever-more-massive rates.Ā A delay in the transmission of data ā i.e. latency ā can have...
How NBASE-T turbocharges networks at a low TCO
Todayās digital era puts our networks and the related network technology under extremely high pressure. With the explosion of mobile devices, HD video, gaming and IoT and cloud applications, the demand for high speeds in enterprise as well as residential local area networks (LAN) is soaring. But higher speeds often...
Wi-Fi Roaming Gotchas
We need Wi-Fi everywhere! People are expecting whole-home coverage and if new features like fancy antennas or beamforming technology don’t cut it, strategically placing additional Wi-Fi gear in a home should increase the coverage area. However, after setting it all up, these secondary access points, repeaters and other equipment should...
Wi-Fi interference to DOCSIS and vice versa
Although Wi-Fi operates at different frequencies than the ones used by the DOCSIS system, many interference cases have been observed. Current cable modems typically have an embedded Wi-Fi Access Point and a small form factor, which means that the RF circuitry of the Wi-Fi subsystem and the DOCSIS subsystem are...