Analog and Digital Communications

Mini-Paper

WiFi 802.11g

Overview

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The topic of this Mini-Paper is WiFi 802.11g standard.

A useful starting point is the paper "The IEEE 802.11 universe."

REQUIREMENTS

The required of items to be included in this mini-paper are:

Table with 2 columns: the parameter, and the parameter value (you must cite your reference for this in your paper)

Row 1: USA 802.11g frequency band in GHz
Row 2: USA 802.11g bandwidth in MHz
Row 3: USA 802.11g maximum bit rate in Mbit/s

Show the formula to convert milliwatts to dBm, dBm=???
Plot (perhaps in maatlab or exxcel) of dBm vs milliwatts from 0.1 to 1000 milliwatts, with dBm on linearly-scaled y-axis, and milliwatts on log-scaled x-axis

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YOU MUST ADD CAPTIONS AND FIGURE NUMBERS TO ALL FIGURES!!

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