Richard Jhon Should I Enable WMM in WiFi? Let me walk you through the importance of enabling WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) in your Wi-Fi network. As we’ve learned in previous articles, Wi-Fi is essential for high-speed internet access, and managing how devices communicate with the router is crucial for maintaining quality service, especially in environments with multiple connected … Read more
What is the SWR Standing Wave Ratio? Let me walk you through the concept of Standing Wave Ratio, or SWR, in a way that you can clearly understand how it works and why it matters in communication systems, especially when dealing with antennas and RF (Radio Frequency) circuits. SWR stands for Standing Wave Ratio. It’s … Read more
Which is better WMM or WBM? Let me walk you through this comparison so you can understand clearly which might suit your needs better — WMM or WBM. Both WMM (Weighted Moving Mean) and WBM (Weighted Binary Mean) are used in signal quality estimation or data smoothing in wireless communication, but they serve slightly different … Read more
What does standing wave ratio mean? Let me explain to you what Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) means, especially in the context of radio frequency and antenna systems. If you’re working with RF communication, antennas, or even just setting up a wireless system, understanding SWR is essential to ensure efficient signal transmission and minimal power loss. … Read more
What is VoLTE and How to Disable It? Let me explain to you what VoLTE is and how you can disable it if needed. VoLTE stands for Voice over LTE, and it’s a technology that allows you to make voice calls using the 4G LTE data network instead of falling back to older 2G or … Read more
Where is WLAN used? Let me explain where WLAN, or Wireless Local Area Network, is used and how it fits into our everyday life as well as technical environments. As you and I explore networking topics, understanding WLAN is crucial since it forms the foundation of wireless communication in many spaces. WLAN is used in … Read more
What is SINR? SINR, which stands for Signal-to-Interference-plus-Noise Ratio, is a crucial metric used to assess the quality of a wireless network connection. It measures the quality of the signal received by a user equipment (UE) in a cellular network like LTE. As we discussed in previous articles, network performance is heavily influenced by both … Read more
What does VoLTE LTE mean? Let me help you understand what VoLTE LTE actually means, and why it plays such a critical role in today’s mobile communication. If you’ve ever seen “VoLTE” displayed on your phone screen, it’s not just a technical term—it tells you how your voice calls are being handled on a 4G … Read more
What is 24GHz FHSS? Let me walk you through what 24GHz FHSS actually means, especially if you’re navigating wireless communication systems and want to understand how different frequencies and modulation techniques come into play. First, let’s break down the term. The “24GHz” refers to the frequency band, specifically 24 gigahertz, which is part of the … Read more
What does VoLTE Enabled Mean? Let me walk you through the concept of VoLTE (Voice over LTE) and what it means when a device is described as “VoLTE enabled.” To put it simply, VoLTE is a technology that allows voice calls to be made over an LTE (Long-Term Evolution) network, which is primarily designed for … Read more