The internet, relying on its unique advantages, has become the fastest-growing industry in China and even the world. According to the latest statistics from DCCI, the number of internet users in China reached 182 million in 2007. It is projected that the number will reach 244 million in 2008. The decline in computer prices has further accelerated the development of the internet. Owning multiple computers is now very common, and sharing internet access simultaneously is the preferred choice for many families and businesses. However, traditional wired networks are cumbersome to wire, gradually becoming a nuisance for many households.
In recent years, with the rapid development of wireless technology, Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) technology has become very mature, and internet speeds are increasingly faster. Mainstream products in 2009 not only achieved speeds comparable to ordinary wired Ethernet, but also provided basic security. As a key device for wireless internet access, the performance and placement of wireless access points (APs) directly affect the strength of the wireless network signal.
The wireless AP is the core of the wireless network; it is the access point for computer users to enter the wired Ethernet backbone. To effectively improve the overall performance of the wireless network, making good use of wireless APs is an indispensable and crucial step.
