Publication detail
High-speed Data Transmission in Wireless and Mobile Networks
MÁCHA, T. NAGY, Ľ. OCHODNICKÝ, J.
Original Title
High-speed Data Transmission in Wireless and Mobile Networks
English Title
High-speed Data Transmission in Wireless and Mobile Networks
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original Abstract
This article describes the comparison of Voice over IP (VoIP) calls between two different access points. The first case is focused on ordinary Wi-Fi access point enabling wireless connection to hardware and software IP phones. The second scenario is similar, except the Wi-Fi router is replaced by a Wi-Fi hotspot created from a HTC mobile phone with ndroid 2.1 operating system. The goal of the research was to examine highspeed data transmission in wireless and mobile networks. Different plots of delay and jitter are analyzed and shown in the article.
English abstract
This article describes the comparison of Voice over IP (VoIP) calls between two different access points. The first case is focused on ordinary Wi-Fi access point enabling wireless connection to hardware and software IP phones. The second scenario is similar, except the Wi-Fi router is replaced by a Wi-Fi hotspot created from a HTC mobile phone with ndroid 2.1 operating system. The goal of the research was to examine highspeed data transmission in wireless and mobile networks. Different plots of delay and jitter are analyzed and shown in the article.
Keywords
Wi-Fi, hotspot, VoIP, SIP, 3G
RIV year
2010
Released
09.12.2010
ISBN
978-80-248-2330-0
Book
KTTO 2010 Knowledge in Telecommunication Technologies and Optics 2010
Pages from
1
Pages to
4
Pages count
4
Documents
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT35339,
author="Tomáš {Mácha} and Ľuboš {Nagy} and Ján {Ochodnický}",
title="High-speed Data Transmission in Wireless and Mobile Networks",
annote="This article describes the comparison of Voice over IP (VoIP) calls between two different access points. The first case is focused on ordinary Wi-Fi access point enabling wireless
connection to hardware and software IP phones. The second scenario is similar, except the Wi-Fi router is replaced by a Wi-Fi hotspot created from a HTC mobile phone with ndroid 2.1 operating system. The goal of the research was to examine highspeed data transmission in wireless and mobile networks. Different plots of delay and jitter are analyzed and shown in the article.",
booktitle="KTTO 2010 Knowledge in Telecommunication Technologies and Optics 2010",
chapter="35339",
howpublished="print",
year="2010",
month="december",
pages="1--4",
type="conference paper"
}