Over the past three decades, IEEE 802.11, commonly referred to as Wi-Fi, has evolved from 2 Mbps to multi-gigabit speeds. Find out how IEEE 802.11 has developed along the years and the expansion of its use cases.
From WaveLAN, the starting point for Wi-Fi development to enhancements for extreme high throughput (EHT), this poster covers the History and Future of Wi-Fi.
Find everything you need on a poster:
Numbering and structuring from the first Wi-Fi 802.11b to the latest 802.11be also known as Wi-Fi 7
Technology evolution in terms of bandwidth, spectrum, modulation and antenna schemes
Different Wi-Fi variants for automotive applications (11p, 11be), IoT use cases (11ah, 11af) and couch & desktop networks (11ad, 11ay)
Stricter guidelines imposed by version 3 of the IEC standard for harmonic current emissions push designers to embrace power-factor-correction methodologies.
The flyback topology is a versatile, widely used, switched-mode power-supply design with some interesting characteristics that brings performance and BOM advantages to many applications...
