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--- advanced-wireless [2022/03/09 15:47] – [Explicit beamforming]-spelling hogwild
+++ advanced-wireless [2022/03/09 15:53] – [Universal/Implicit beamforming]-added "faster" to data rates hogwild
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 ==== Universal/Implicit beamforming ====
-Beamforming is a performance feature included in Wi-Fi protocols starting with 802.11n.  Beamforming radiates signals more directly towards the receiver, instead of in an omnidirectional pattern, like older equipment. This can result in a higher signal-to-noise ratio and data rates between the two devices exchanging data.
+Beamforming is a performance feature included in Wi-Fi protocols starting with 802.11n.  Beamforming radiates signals more directly towards the receiver, instead of in an omnidirectional pattern, like older equipment. This can result in a higher signal-to-noise ratio and faster data rates between the two devices exchanging data.
 Traditionally, most Wi-Fi routers and access points included omnidirectional antennas. These radiate radio energy equally in all directions. This is not the most effective/efficient way to exchange radio signals to another device. Much of the signal goes off in directions away from the or other wireless device.

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