ajit

• May 13th, 2006

 

HiIt depand on the bandwidth of the wifi router. mostly small wifi router works in the range of 100meter max.

sachin

• Aug 3rd, 2006

 

100 mbps per user in 100meter (range of router) and bandwith depends on total speed of connection. 

Davis

• Aug 21st, 2006

 

At least try to understand the question. The question is 'What will be the bandwidth, not the range..'

Niranjan

• Oct 17th, 2006

 

Firstly, the type of wireless network is not mentioned clearly. Still I have some observations as per experience.

Case:1

The bandwidth per user in a 80 computers in a wireless network depends on the connection speed and no. of the wireless accesspoints and no. of users connected to each access point if the network is a combination of cable and partial wireless. Say, 5 users are actively connected to a single wireless accesspoint which supports a connection speed of 10Mbps, then each user has 10/5 Mbps (2Mbps) connection speed or bandwidth logically.

The point here is to how many accesspoints these 80 computers are connected? So that we can calculate the actual bandwidth per user.

Case:2

One more case, if the wireless network is a bridge type, then the whole scenario changes. The bandwidth of each user in 80 computers network will be a dedicated speed same as the backplane speed of the network.

**** Please correct if I am wrong ****

Rahul

• Apr 9th, 2013

 

We cant calculate the bandwidth,of each PC,because ,if your lease line 100 mbps,depend communication is synchronous or asynchronous,depends on trafic,may be collision occurs,its totally depends on speed of your Subscriber,Traffic,tuning of your network ,wifi device,media use,topology used,.

lets see how communication is done,
first workstation see media is free or noT,if free , WORKSTATION acquired the media,send request,fetching the data,etc

Goutham Shan

• May 27th, 2013

 

Wireless is always half duplex , unlike the LAN which is mostly full duplex now . You cant expect full speed from wireless that you are getting from your ISP . Adding to that its your wireless router specific also .