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Wireless communication : D.C.Misra, NCT of Delhi, India

Connectivity in a limited area and an increasingly mobile workforce have fuelled the demand for wireless technologies.

Connectivity in a limited area and an increasingly mobile workforce have fuelled the demand for wireless technologies. Wireless networks, requisite software and mobile devices are providing the needed solution. However, such technologies are yet to realise their potential for development  though researchers are trying to bring these technologies to rural areas. Let us check.

1.  If it is a project, claimed to be the largest of its kind in the world, what is Wireless Andrew?

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2.  What are the following:

            (a) DSSS                      (b) FHSS           (c) Wi


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