Air interference in a wi fi access point

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the concepts of air interference and Wi-Fi access points, focusing on communication-related aspects. Participants seek clarification on these terms and their implications in the context of wireless communication.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests information on air interference and Wi-Fi access points, seeking an easy explanation.
  • Another participant asks for more background on the original question, suggesting that "air interference" could refer to atmospheric losses.
  • A participant mentions that in RF/wireless terminology, "air interface" typically refers to an antenna, questioning if this was the intended meaning.
  • There is a clarification that the original term used was "interference," not "interface," indicating a potential misunderstanding.
  • One participant expresses that the term "air interface" is rarely used, suggesting a lack of familiarity with the terminology.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the meaning of "air interference," and there is some confusion regarding terminology. Multiple interpretations of the terms are present, indicating unresolved aspects of the discussion.

Contextual Notes

There are limitations in understanding due to potential typos or miscommunications regarding terminology, and the discussion does not clarify the specific nature of air interference.

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I will glad if you can help me to find information that explain what is it in easy way in two things that are related to communication
1. Air interference
2. wi fi access point​
 
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hi there

ummm ... can you give a bit more background on your question please :)
have you been reading something that you didnt understand ?
if so quote some of the text

1) air interference ... no idea what you are referring to ? atmospheric losses ?
2) WiFi access point ... is what it says ... an access point for connection to a wifi signal

Google WiFi Access Point :)

Dave
 
In RF/wireless circles, "air interface" means antenna. Is this what you meant?
 
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the_emi_guy said:
In RF/wireless circles, "air interface" means antenna. Is this what you meant?

he said interference, not interface --- so unless he typo'ed I took it as read
but I agree with your comment :)


Dave
 
Sorry Dave,
I should have indicated I was questioning the OP.
 
no probs :)

Air interface is a term I have only heard extremely rarely

Dave
 

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