Lesson 2: Sending a Signal: Powers and Power Maths in Wi-Fi, Downloadable Version

Lesson 2: 'Sending a Signal: Powers and Power Maths in Wi-Fi', you will discover in this lesson that with some basic rules, you can immediately estimate the range of a wireless AP, compare antennas and determine if a wireless signal will be strong enough at a given location to provide the data rate you need.

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