Jaime Galán-Jiménez
ABSTRACT
Nowadays, wireless technologies are continuously in expansion and make more comfortable people life in many ways. Technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or IrDA are well known to everyone. This is a consequence of the benefits that they offer to the society: global Internet access, files sharing without wires, etc. But, there is a problem related to the effects of these technologies: the interferences they cause to each other. These interferences have negative effects to the performance of wireless networks.
This study demonstrates the influence that exists among the different wireless technologies and some devices that are not included in this group. Also, it reproduces different aspects of the real life when they operate all at once in the same environment and the variations in the performance of the wireless networks.
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Index Terms
- Performance evaluation and analytical study of the effects among wireless technologies
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