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The story behind the wifi

  • The beginning

    The beginning
    the german phisic rudolf hertz performed the first transmition without cables with electromagnetic waves throught an oscillator and a resonator.
  • A new communication

    A new communication
    Six years later, the radio waves were a tool of communication, a little before, an industry essential for the world of the marketing and the communications.
  • The first wireless communication

    The first wireless communication
    Marconi established the first wireless communication by The channel of the stain.
  • New messages

    New messages
    In 1907 the first messages that crossed the Atlantic were transmitted.
  • ALOHA

    ALOHA
    In 1971, the university of Hawaii made the first commutation of packages through a network of radio communication called ALOHA, this were the first wireless local network (WLAN) and were formed by 7 computers located in different islands.
  • the 80s

    the 80s
    In 1985, the technology called 802.11 was made available for use due to a U.S. Federal Communication Commission ruling, which released the three bands of the radio spectrum now used for nearly all wireless communication.
  • The 90s

    The 90s
    When the IEEE was formed in 1990, they chose Vic Hayes, also popularly known as the "Father of Wi-Fi," as its chairman. For the next ten years, Hayes helped direct the development of new wireless protocols as well as market the technology worldwide.
  • 2000s

    2000s
    The adaptation of 802.11n, sometimes called Wireless-N, saw a huge leap forward in the technology. With the ability to transfer data up to 300 Mbps and the incorporation of multiple wireless signals and antennas (called MIMO technology)
  • Present day

    Present day
    The latest technology, 802.11ac, proved to be another huge leap forward. With the advancements in dual-band technology, data can now be transmitted across multiple signals and bandwidths allowing for maximum transmission rates of 1300 Mbps with extended ranges and nearly uninterrupted transmission.
  • UNKNOW WORDS

    UNKNOW WORDS
    • UNKNOW WORDS:
    • Electromagnetic waves: refers to the waves of the electromagnetic field, propagating through space carrying electromagnetic radiant energy.
    • Spectrum: an array of entities, as light waves or particles.
    • Leap:to make a large jump or sudden movement, usually from one place to another.
    • Bandwidths: In computer networks, bandwidth is used as a synonym for data transfer rate.