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Nan estanda a 802.11, gen diferan chanèl gadjèt ka itilize yo kominike, tout nan yo ki unlicensed, ki vle di yo pa kontwole epi ou pa bezwen anmède ak konsantman estraòdinè yo kominike sou yo. Yo se pou pati ki pi pou korespondans pòte kout, se konsa siyal siyifikatif eklatman pa rive - ou pa pral kominike nan yon repetisyon endiferan soti nan DJ nan maten katye ou. Sepandan, nimewo gwo chanèl yo se tou pre youn ak lòt epi li trè nòmal pou fil difize soti nan kay vwazen, oswa menm soti nan gadjèt nan yon kay menm jan an, yo dwe sou kouvri chanèl.
eng
Within the 802.11 standard, there are different channels gadgets can use to communicate, all of which are unlicensed, which means they aren’t controlled and you needn’t bother with uncommon consent to communicate on them. They are for the most part for short range correspondence, so significant signal clashes don’t occur — you won’t communicate at an indistinguishable recurrence from your neighborhood morning DJ. However, huge numbers of the channels are near one another and it’s very normal for WiFi broadcasting from neighboring houses, or even from gadgets within a similar home, to be on covering channels.