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"Im going to let my Chauffeur answer that...."

DateMonday, March 1, 2010 at 8:37PM

 

 

Math and Physics for the 802.11 Wireless Engineer

I was recently asked by another (wired) engineer for a quick read to get up to speed with RF / 802.11. My answer, "Im going to let my Chauffeur answer that...."

As he gave me the look ... I said,"Ill send you the link"

If you haven't read this classic by Joseph Bardwell what are you waiting for ! This is a great PDF read and its easy on the eyes, well kinda. If you are new to RF / 802.11 this could close some of your learning gaps!

 


 

http://www.connect802.com/download/techpubs/2008/my_chauffeur_BD0414.pdf

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Thanks for the link. I have many many customers and self proclaimed "Wireless Engineers" that do not have a concept of any RF theories. I try to direct them to the CWNA book however this article may infact bridge that gap. Regardless, this is great.

Thanks for the post.

March 2, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJames

Its nice of you to let your chauffeur answer

April 21, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterChauffeur services

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