Downlink performance evaluation of multi-mode devices in WiMAX and WiFi environment

Downlink performance evaluation of multi-mode devices in WiMAX and WiFi environment

The attention on WiMAX and WiFi technologies are rapidly progressing and now it is common to find them not just in laptops and personal digital assistants (PDAs), but in equipment as mobile phones, parking meters, security cameras and home entertainment equipment. A combination of WiFi and WiMAX dep...

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Protocols
Throughput
WiFi
WiMAX
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