Tuesday, April 21, 2015

New invention expands Wi-Fi bandwidth tenfold

The WiFO system developed by researchers at Oregon State University uses both Wi-Fi RF and...

The vast range of Wi-Fi-enabled devices available today means that anyone could have several personal electronic devices all trying to connect to a network simultaneously. Multiply this by many hundreds of people in a busy public place with Wi-Fi connectivity and this often means that available bandwidth is greatly reduced. To help address this problem, researchers at Oregon State University claim to have invented a new system called WiFO that incorporates infrared LEDs to boost the available Wi-Fi bandwidth by as much as ten times... Continue Reading New invention expands Wi-Fi bandwidth tenfold

Section: Electronics

Tags: Infrared, LED, Optical, Oregon State University, Prototype, Wi-Fi, Wireless

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