Wireless Propagation
Wireless propagation is the total of everything that happens to a wireless signal as the signal travels from Point A to Point B. Although invisible to your eyes, the wireless signal interacts with everything that it comes near or passes through, including trees, hills, buildings, bodies of water, the earth's atmosphere, people, vehicles, and so on. The better you understand these interactions, the more easily and more successfully you will be able to deploy wireless WANs. First, it is important for you to understand how wireless signals are created.
Wireless communication is possible because changes in the electron flow within a wire cause changes in the magnetic fields and in the electric fields that surround the wire. Magnetic ...
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