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Performance evaluation of wi-fi networks

Kaljahi, 2021

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Kaljahi N
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Given the number of wireless devices in use is growing drastically, the bands are going increasingly congested. Asking home users in that developed world about their wireless connection, they are likely arguing that it seems to be getting worse not better. Access Points …
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