This video provides an explanation of the fundamentals of wireless networks. Wireless infrastructure and mobility management is the term used to describe the technologies that permit users to connect to Internet and corporate networks via mobile devices. Wireless infrastructure assets comprise the hardware and software that create and maintain a wireless network. They consist of access points controllers and other devices that oversee and control them. You can connect wirelessly or by wire with these infrastructure assets.

The wireless infrastructure asset is used to transmit information among devices. It can be a router, an access point, or a base station. Repeaters in wireless infrastructure systems increase the coverage of antennas and access points by amplifying signals between them. Repeaters’ capabilities can be increased by splitting the data stream to allow it to travel through multiple channels and frequencies. The second component is the receiver. This takes the information sent by the transmitter and decodes it so that those who use it can understand it. An antenna is a third component that transmits and receives signals from other devices that are within its proximity. In addition, you’ll find an antenna mount that holds the entire thing together. 5k68msoja4.