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Wireless Technology IEEE Patrick Bumbalough Brandon Bates ~ NET 211 ~ Case Project 2-5

802.11b 1999 Data Rate: 11mbps 2.4GHz

802.11a Orthagonal frequency-division multiplexing GHz Data rate: 54mbps Throughput: ~25mbps

802.11g GHz Data Rate: 54mbps Throughput: 22mbps OFDM

802.11n Multiple-input multiple-output 2.4GHz and 5GHz Data Rate: 54mbps to 600mbps 2009

802.11ac /160MHz channels 5GHz band Up to 8 Spatial Streams Multi-USER MIMO Data Rate: 1300mbps