VONETS WR02 Mini 300Mbps Wireless WiFi Network Router Range Extender Amplifier EU/ /UK Plug

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Product details

Wired Transfer Rate: 500 Mbps
Wi-Fi Transmission Standard: 802.11b
2.4G Wi-Fi Transmission Rate: 300 Mbps
Wi-Fi Supported Frequency: No
Supports WPS: No
Supports WDS: No
Number of USB Interfaces: 1 x USB 2.0
WAN Ports: 2 x10/100Mbps
LAN Ports: 2
Function: Firewall
Application: Network Security
Package: Yes
Standards And Protocols: Wi-Fi 802.11g
Max. LAN Data Rate: 300Mbps
With Function: Yes
Type: WireLess
Certification: CE
Max. LAN Data Rate: 300Mbs

The main function of the modem is data transmission.Modem is an important device for data transmission between computer and Internet. Through the process of modulation and demodulation, the modem converts the digital signal to the analog signal to realize the efficient transmission of data. Whether in a home network or an enterprise network, modems play an important role. Understanding the working principles and application methods of the modem can help users better use the device and improve the stability and speed of the network connection. Modulation is the process of converting a digital signal into an analog signal. Computer-generated digital signals cannot be transmitted directly over telephone lines or cable networks, so they need to be converted into analog signals via a modulator. Demodulation is the process of converting a received analog signal back to a digital signal. When the modem receives an analog signal from the Internet, it is converted by the modem into a digital signal that the computer can recognize. The demodulation technology corresponds to the modulation technology to ensure the accuracy of data transmission.