WIMAX is a wireless networking standard that allows for long-range connectivity for both mobile and fixed devices, though its adoption has been limited by high implementation costs. It offers advantages like serving hundreds of users per station and faster deployment than wired networks, providing speeds of 10Mbps up to 10km with line of sight, but disadvantages include needing line of sight, signal disruption from weather, interference potential, high power needs, and big costs.
WIMAX is a wireless networking standard that allows for long-range connectivity for both mobile and fixed devices, though its adoption has been limited by high implementation costs. It offers advantages like serving hundreds of users per station and faster deployment than wired networks, providing speeds of 10Mbps up to 10km with line of sight, but disadvantages include needing line of sight, signal disruption from weather, interference potential, high power needs, and big costs.
WIMAX is a wireless networking standard that allows for long-range connectivity for both mobile and fixed devices, though its adoption has been limited by high implementation costs. It offers advantages like serving hundreds of users per station and faster deployment than wired networks, providing speeds of 10Mbps up to 10km with line of sight, but disadvantages include needing line of sight, signal disruption from weather, interference potential, high power needs, and big costs.
This is a technology standard for long range wireless
networking, for both mobile and fixed connections. Its adoption as an internet communication is limited primarily due to its high cost of implementation. WIMAX is not a replacement of Wi-fi or wireless technology. Advantages of WIMAX A single station can serve hundreds of users Much faster deployment of new users compared to wired networks Speed of 10Mbps at 10 kilometers with line of site. It is standardized, and same frequency equipment should work together. Disadvantages of WIMAX Line of site is needed for longer connections. Weather conditions like rain could interrupt the signal. Other wireless equipment could cause interference. Multiplied frequencies are used. WIMAX is very power intensive technology and requires strong electrical support. Big installation and operational cost