Keywords
Absorption
Solo carrier
60 GHz
How to Cite
Abstract
This paper is giving a synopsis of IEEE 802.11ad, that preparing to define another technology multi-Gbps WIGig. Considering the need to get more detailed capacity and broadband of transmitting of data, there’s a need for expectations which looking at with past will allow better bandwidth, opportunities and overall flexibility which will not be limited in size of data that we want to transmit. These opportunities permit 802.11ad standard which is given in this paper by examining its characteristics it has troubles and potential pitfalls that occur during the execution of the standard.
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