Further Study Resources

Further Study Resources Information

802.11ax Introduction Expand

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Here is a great study resource which provides an excellent introduction to 802.11ax high-efficicency wireless:

 

 

Explaining db Math in Minutes Expand

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The best and simplest explanation of dB math (rules of 10’s and 3’s) in approximately 11 mins:

IP Subnetting Expand

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Here are some helpful videos that describe the “what is” and “how to’s” of IP Subnetting:

 

 

KwOz Koala Expand

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Handout:

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Fourier Transforms Expand

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Here is a link with some additional helpful information on Fourier Transforms:

S.A.E. Foundations Expand

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The following link provides additional information about S.A.E. Foundations:

 

Wave Theory and Antennas Expand

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Two great videos on YouTube that explain the concepts really well!

Connection Speeds Expand

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To watch a short video which explains Connection Speeds, in detail, follow this link:

Missing MCS Rates Expand

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Wireshark Tips Expand

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For Apple — see Joel Crane’s blog for some really helpful information:

For Windows — click this link, and search the document for “ethers”:

Wireless LAN Association (WLA) Expand

For any wireless engineer wanting to meet existing or potential colleagues in the wireless industry, the Wireless LAN Association (WLA) is a great place to start!

Mission Statement: A professional association for the WLAN community, defining industry best practices and quality assurance in the delivery of Wi-Fi networks.

Among other things, the WLA offers its members local chapters and events, newsletters, technical webinars, and free mentoring opportunities!

It is a great place to introduce yourself and start networking with other industry professionals!

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In today’s Wireless LAN industry, there is a lack of standardized processes for the enablement of successful WLAN design and deployment.

To remedy this problem, the Wireless LAN Association (WLA) has published a Standardized Design Framework which identifies key actions for defining, designing, deploying and diagnosing/assessing/validating a WLAN.

To read more about this framework, which WLA offers freely to any interested parties, click here.

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