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Position Paper on WLAN Radio Frequency Interference Issues

Position Paper on WLAN Radio Frequency Interference Issues

Title:Position Paper on WLAN Radio Frequency Interference Issues (ID: NET0014)
Author(s):Wireless Campus Networking Working Group
Topics:Wireless Technology
Source:Net@EDU
Origin:EDUCAUSE Policy Office (2001)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:The purpose of this position paper is to inform campus decision makers about a critical issue associated with operating IEEE 802.11b wireless networks (WLANs). It is not intended to encourage nor discourage deployment of wireless networks but rather to educate interested parties on the issue of radio frequency (RF) congestion and interference problems when operating spread spectrum wireless systems.
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