WOLAITA SODO UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF INFORMATICS

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS

A Seminar Report

On

WIRELESS USB

BY

BINIYAM BELETE

Wolaita Sodo, Ethiopia

FEB 12, 2016 E.C

Table of Contents
WIRLESS USB............................................................................................................................... 1

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 1

1.2. How Wireless USB Work .................................................................................................... 1

1.3 Advantages of wireless USB ................................................................................................. 2

1.4. Disadvantages of wireless USB ........................................................................................... 3

1.5. Areas of Applications in wireless USB ................................................................................ 3

1.6. Summary .............................................................................................................................. 4

1.7. References ............................................................................................................................ 5

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WIRLESS USB

1. Introduction
Wireless USB is a standard for wireless data transfer that allows USB devices to communicate
with each other without the need for a physical connection. It uses radio waves to transmit data,
and can reach speeds of up to 480 Mbps. Wireless USB is often used to connect peripherals
such

as mice, keyboards, and printers to computers, but it can also be used to connect devices such
as smartphones and tablets to each other. Wireless USB is a convenient way to connect devices,
and it can be used in a variety of situations. For example, you can use Wireless USB to connect
a keyboard and mouse to your computer when you're sitting on the couch, or you can use it to
connect your smartphone to your printer to print photos. Wireless USB is a relatively new
technology, and it's not as widely available as traditional USB. However, it's becoming more
popular, and it's likely that it will eventually replace traditional USB[1]

1.2. How Wireless USB Work

Wireless USB is a standard for connecting devices to a computer using radio waves. It is
similar to Bluetooth, but it has a longer range and can transfer data at a faster speed. Wireless
USB devices use a small dongle that plugs into a USB port on the computer. The dongle then
emits a radio signal that is picked up by the wireless USB device. The device then sends and
receives data to and from the computer using this radio signal.

Wireless USB is a good option for connecting devices that are not always near the computer,
such as a printer or scanner. It is also a good option for connecting devices that are difficult to
reach with a cable, such as a TV or a game console. Wireless USB is not as widely supported as
Bluetooth, but it is becoming more common. Many new computers and devices come with
built-in wireless USB support. You can also purchase wireless USB adapters for older

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computers. Wireless USB is not as widely supported as Bluetooth, but it is becoming more
common. Many new computers and devices come with built-in wireless USB support. You can
also purchase wireless USB adapters for older computers. [2]

If you are looking for a way to connect devices to your computer without using cables, wireless
USB is a good option. It is fast, reliable, and easy to use

1.3 Advantages of wireless USB

Some advantage of wireless USB includes:-

 Increased mobility: You can move your devices around more easily without having to
worry about cables getting tangled or in the way.

 Improved organization: You can keep your desk or workspace neater by not having
cables everywhere.

 Reduced clutter: Wireless USB devices can help to reduce the amount of clutter in
your home or office.

 Increased convenience: Wireless USB can make it easier to connect devices to your
computer, especially if they are located in a different room.

 Improved performance: Wireless USB can sometimes offer better performance than
wired USB, especially if the devices are located far from your computer.[1]

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1.4. Disadvantages of wireless USB

 Increased cost: Wireless USB devices are typically more expensive than wired USB
devices.

 Reduced reliability: Wireless USB connections can sometimes be less reliable than
wired connections, especially if there is interference from other devices.

 Shorter battery life: Wireless USB devices typically use more battery power than
wired devices.

 Security concerns: Wireless USB connections can be more vulnerable to security

threats than wired connections.

 Latency: Wireless USB has a higher latency than a wired connection. This means that
there is a slight delay between when you press a button on your USB device and when
the computer registers the input. This can be noticeable in some applications, such as
gaming.[3]

 Interference: Wireless USB can be affected by interference from other devices that use
radio waves, such as microwaves and Bluetooth devices. This can cause dropped
connections or slow performance.

 Security: Wireless USB is not as secure as a wired connection. This is because data is
transmitted over the air, which means that it can be intercepted by someone with the
right equipment.

1.5. Areas of Applications in wireless USB

Wireless USB is a wireless technology that allows USB devices to communicate with each
other without the need for a physical connection..

Wireless USB can be used in a variety of applications:

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 Mobile devices: Wireless USB can be used to connect mobile devices, such as
smartphones and tablets, to peripherals, such as keyboards, mice, and printers.
This can be useful for users who want to be able to use their mobile devices in a
variety of locations without having to worry about cables.

 Home entertainment: Wireless USB can be used to connect home

entertainment devices, such as TVs, Blu-ray players, and gaming consoles, to
peripherals, such as speakers, headphones, and game controllers. This can be
useful for users who want to be able to create a more immersive home
entertainment experience.

Office productivity: Wireless USB can be used to connect office productivity

devices, such as laptops, desktops, and printers, to peripherals, such as
keyboards, mice, and scanners.

 Industrial applications: Wireless USB can be used in industrial applications,

such as manufacturing and assembly, to connect sensors, controllers, and other
devices. This can be useful for users who want to be able to collect data and
control devices in a variety of locations without having to worry about cables.[4]

1.6. Summary
A wireless USB is a USB device that can be connected to a computer or other device without
the use of a physical cable. Wireless USB devices use radio waves to communicate with the
computer, and they can be used to connect a variety of devices, including keyboards, mice,
printers, and storage devices.

Wireless USB devices are becoming increasingly popular, as they offer a number of advantages
over traditional wired USB devices. Wireless USB devices are more convenient to use, as they

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References

[1] ‘rohini_57440993924.pdf’.
[2] ‘natp.pdf’.
[3] ‘IJARCCE 212.pdf’.
[4] ‘IJARCCE 212 (1).pdf’.

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