Two Dimensions of WiMax Network

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 469.

Open the brackets, putting the verbs in the correct tense-aspect form. Be careful with non-finite forms.

WiMax network (to compose) of two parts: the WiMax tower and the WiMax receiver. WiMax tower (to connect) directly to the internet backbone (to use) a wired connection such as optical fiber. It can (to connect) to the WiMax tower (to use) a line-of-sight link or a non-line-of-sight link. The line-of-sight communication (to involve) the use of fixed antenna or dish. This antenna (to fix) or (to deploy) on the rooftop or the tower of your building. Line-of-sight connection (to consider) as more strong and stable connection. Therefore it (to send) lot of error-free data over the network. It (to use) a frequency range of 66 GHz. Higher frequency (to decrease) the chance of signal weakness and interference and (to provide) more bandwidth. On the other hand the non-line-of-sight connection (to provide) you connectivity with the installation of small antenna in your PC. This mode (to provide) lower frequency range from 2 GHz to 11 GHz. The lower band signals (to be not prone) to obstructions like trees and walls. Hence the signal strength (to be) more and the user (to receive) the quality of service. For every WiMax connectivity and architecture it (to be) important (to connect) to an internet backbone via swift wired connection.

(By Marshall Brain)