Wireless principles | wireless bands and channels | non-overlapping channels | channel bonding

[@RicardoDiaz21129]

Great video! Easy to follow and understand.

[@networkingwithh4716]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amanch5743]

Excellent job 👍👌
Thanks. you 😊 Sir...👏

[@jeffw825]

Thank you so much! Excellently informative!

[@nidhikumari1479]

Thank you so much! This video is really very informative.

[@ariebudiansyah8590]

can you explain about channel bonding technique had been used recently?

[@biscuit4sho]

Helpful video. Thank you.

[@muhammadilyas9078]

Very good guide

[@networkingwithh4716]

Glad you liked it

[@huntershark2023]

Hello my dear friend, how many simultaneous transactions can I perform without any problems at a maximum distance of 30 meters with 5ghz? I'm waiting for your help. Can 10 modules work? without conflicting with each other on different channels

[@Kuhrealhigh]

so can different access points share same channel?

[@albangimli1051]

Does the widht of a channel affect the speed of the connection? Like in my rooter setting I can have a 5GHz wifi with 20MHz/40Mhz/80Mhz, but what's the point of that if it's not affecting the speed?

[@butbutmybutt]

Yes it does

[@DhrubRajGiri01]

how many non-over lapping channels in 5GHz?

[@jonathanschultz2104]

all 24 channels are non overlapping in 5GHz

[@rexindian]

As per Indian TEC/WPC 5Ghz band starts from 5.15Gh to 5.875 Ghz,,, though this band has more open bands however there are confusion by WPC on selection of channels.

[@digitaldistancerecords736]

Thank you!

[@networkingwithh4716]

You're welcome!

[@StanStanoi]

Vibrate ? why not use the correct term which is "Oscillate"

[@tonalddrumpboe5151]

5ghz has more channels and no overlaps

[@Larimuss]

And now 6ghz 😂technically up to 7.1ghz or whatever it is.

[@chonseng]

useless