What is WLAN? The Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is a type of wireless computer network that connects two or more devices to form a Local Area Network (LAN) using wireless channels instead of wired transmission media. Typical deployment scenarios include homes, schools, campuses, or corporate office buildings.WLAN is a network system, while the commonly … Read more
When a container truck crosses a border, the GPS locator on board automatically switches to the neighboring country’s network; when a shared bicycle is ridden to another city, the smart lock remains connected to the platform; when a refrigerated container on a cargo ship transmits temperature and humidity data across the vast ocean—none of these … Read more
The construction of smart hospitals has significantly improved medical efficiency and patient experience. When a terminal moves from the coverage area of AP1 to that of AP2, it connects to the better-signal AP2 and disconnects from AP1; this is called roaming. However, due to the variety of medical terminal brands and models, along with inconsistent … Read more
1NovemberToday, I will analyze the relevant information regarding LoRaWAN roaming. This will be a brief introduction, and for specific technical details, please refer to the LoRaWAN protocol. LoRaWAN roaming is divided into two types: Passive Roaming and Hand-over Roaming. The LoRaWAN server consists of two parts: the Network Server (abbreviated as NS) and the Join … Read more
In today’s world where “everything can be connected”, WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) has become an indispensable part of our lives. Whether in the cozy home, busy office, or bustling shopping mall, we enjoy the convenience brought by WLAN. But do you really understand it? Don’t worry, today we will help you understand WLAN in … Read more
Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is a product of the combination of computer networks and wireless communication technologies. Specifically, it means that when setting up a local area network, traditional cabling is no longer used; instead, wireless methods such as infrared and radio waves are used as transmission media to connect, providing all the functions … Read more