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    wireless network 5. (DSSS), Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum , frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) and Infrared and Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing(OFDM) 6. Have 14 channels over apron. 90 MHz of RF spectrum in the 2.4 GHz ISM. Uses w/ Bluetooth , cordless phones and microwave ovens 7. It’s the sequence appears to be random but in fact does repeat typically after some lengthily period of time. FHSS requires

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    low frequency follow the earth’s surface? Why are they not used for data transmission in computer networks? Below 2 MHz radio waves more or less follow earth’s surface. One reason is diffraction. An additional factor is electrical power which is induced in the surface by the waves. This slows down the wave front near the surface so that the wave front is brought in a curve and travels along the surface. The reasons why low frequencies are not used for radio data transmissions: Low frequencies give

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    of technologies or way used in cell phones for transmitting the digital signal over the air . CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple Access as from the name it is clear that in this technologies the radio frequency are divided so that multiple user can access the same wireless spectrum . GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communication as from the name it is clear that History of GSM and CDMA .

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    transmitting low frequency radio waves of about of 2.45 gigahertz. There are other devices that uses the same frequency like a baby monitor. the Bluetooth is designed such way that it won’t interfere with other devices using the same frequency. Bluetooth send very low and weak signals of about 1 milliwatt to avoid interference. A Bluetooth can connect to up to eight devices in one time. Bluetooth uses a technique called spread-spectrum frequency hopping. The spread-spectrum frequency hopping makes the

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    the sea into America; Hedy was determined to help. Lamarr would try to work on a device to help with the war, by herself. But she was never successful, until she was working with composer George Antheil. Together they created a frequency hopping device. The frequency hopping device works by rapidly changing the radio transmission on a large number of channels. The device was invented as a way to direct missiles that could resist Nazi jamming attempts. They received a patent in 1942, though there was

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