Wireless Networks have become an indispensable part of society. Wi-Fi is the most common
type of Wireless Network and can be found in every home. In high-density areas, where …

Abstract The number of Wi-Fi devices and their requirements for bandwidth keep on
increasing, along with their hunger for spectrum. This fact is mostly noticeable in dense …

Increasing availability and usability enhancement of Wi-Fi in public areas has become more
active. However, due to the dense deployment of Wi-Fi access points (APs), there is a …

With the increasing use of Wi-Fi in our devices at home and in offices, etc. it's imperative to
connect to an AP which provides seamless and smooth performance. This research paper …

The growing number of Wi-Fi users and the emergence of bandwidth-intensive services
have necessitated an increase in Access Point (AP) density, resulting in more complex …

Wi-Fi as a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) technology is now widely deployed. The
basic access mechanism of CSMA/CA of Wi-Fi is the Distributed Coordination Function …

The nodes, eg, access points and clients, in current WiFi networks rely on carrier sense
multiple access (CSMA) for channel access. This means they rely on a clear channel …

The ubiquitous use of IEEE 802.11 has aggravated the need to make efficient use of
available bandwidth. Currently handoff decision in IEEE 802.11 is made based on the …

In this study, we tackle the challenge of optimizing Wi-Fi signal performance through
strategic access point (AP) placement, employing genetic algorithms (GAs) to address the …

Due to the few available Wi-Fi channels and the existence of other technologies, the
channel selected by an access point (AP) to be assigned to the network is of extreme …