Long-range Wireless Lan - Cost-effective Solution For Rural Internet Access
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Long-Range Wireless LAN: A Cost-Effective Solution for Rural Internet Access
Summary:
Exploring Long-Range Wireless LAN as a solution to provide affordable internet access in remote regions.Introduction:
Could Long-Range Wireless LAN finally be the solution for providing cost-effective internet access to remote regions? The geographical isolation of many areas around the world has made establishing reliable communication links challenging, leaving many without the full benefits of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).Traditional landline connections are financially unfeasible in these regions due to the high costs and low subscriber numbers, which often deter investors. While mobile phones have revolutionized communication, early generation GSM/CDMA phones, and even some newer mobile networks, struggle to deliver high-speed internet connections in remote areas. It may take years for 3G technology to make a significant impact in these locations.
To bridge this gap and meet the demand for broadband in underserved areas, Long-Range Wireless LAN (WLAN) and long-range cordless telecom platforms offer promising options. These technologies are emerging as reliable, secure, and cost-effective alternatives for delivering broadband services to remote areas.
Harnessing Long-Range Wireless LAN:
This article explores how Long-Range Wireless LAN technology can enhance existing fixed-line networks and improve data communication delivery in remote parts of the world. Discover how this technology could provide truly cost-effective internet access in these regions.Indoor vs. Outdoor Long-Range Wireless LAN:
Wireless LAN comes in two main types: indoor and outdoor, each suited for different communication ranges.Indoor Wireless LAN refers to traditional devices with limited transmission coverage, typically within 30-50 meters, and up to 900 meters with an outdoor antenna. However, these devices are meant for indoor use and may not offer reliable operation when converted for outdoor use.
Outdoor Long-Range Wireless LAN, on the other hand, is specifically designed for maximum transmission coverage while maintaining data throughput. These systems are robust, resilient, secure, and weatherproof. Unlike indoor units, both the radio unit and antenna are installed outdoors using Power-over-Ethernet (POE), minimizing gain loss due to shorter antenna cables.
Depending on factors like radiated power (ranging from 250mW to 4 watts) and antenna type (Omni, Flat-Panel, Yagi, Parabolic, and Dish), outdoor Long-Range WLAN can achieve ranges from 9km to 60km, adequate for reaching remote areas. Data transmission speeds may vary, with up to 11Mbps for 802.11b models, and up to 54Mbps and 108Mbps (in turbo mode) for some 802.11g/a models. These systems also include auto-fallback options to ensure reliable transmission.
In bridge and point-to-point mode, outdoor Long-Range Wireless LAN can achieve transmission distances of up to 60km in open terrain, making it a truly cost-effective solution for rural internet access.
In conclusion, Long-Range Wireless LAN presents a promising opportunity to provide affordable and reliable internet access to remote regions, bridging the digital divide and connecting communities to the wider world.
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