by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Apr 6, 2018 | 802.11 WLAN Requirements, 802.11ac, Bluetooth
Integra Systems, Inc. www.integrasystems.org over the past twenty years has provided the connectivity knowledge and technical expertise to many companies in multiple vertical markets on a global basis based upon our decades combined of the end point device and the...
by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Jan 27, 2015 | 802.11 WLAN Requirements, 802.11ac, 802.11n
Integra Systems, Inc., has worked with former Veriwave and now IXIA for a number of years. We have supported their efforts through the authored white paper and various presentations at conferences. Their comprehensive network testing and monitoring solutions are the...
by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Oct 16, 2014 | 802.11 WLAN Requirements, 802.11ac, 802.11n
While this is a pretty technically detailed white paper on 802.11ac from Cisco; it does a very good job of explaining the technology “under the cover”. Terms like channel bonding and others are explained. Newer and faster necessarily is not always better...
by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Apr 19, 2013 | 802.11ac
802.11ac will be bigger than 802.11n and it truly can move speed up to 1 GPS. So now the radiologist/surgeon can download to his/her iPad a PACS image. This changes the dynamics of networking was we know it. I challenge though that running multiple Gigabit Ethernet...
by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Jan 10, 2013 | 802.11ac
I used to work for now www.motorola.com in my career. Spent a lot of the time in the field developing all kinds of applications for many vertical markets for POS (point of sale) and the medical device vertical. This was the time from 1999 when 802.11b got ratified and...
by dhoglund@integrasystems.org | Mar 19, 2012 | 802.11ac
While I have written many blogs about Distributed Antenna Systems, this is one area where I do want to focus on…the right design versus cost….what does this actually mean? There has been tremendous marketing hype about some sort of design providing the ultimate...
