How Does it Work? - WIFI

Max struggles with video calls due to Wi-Fi issues. The video explains how Wi-Fi uses radio signals to provide internet access, with routers sending out waves that devices pick up. However, signal strength weakens over distance, causing connection problems. Routers use amplifiers and multiple antennas to improve coverage, allowing seamless reconnection. Advanced Wi-Fi technology offers wireless freedom at home.

What problem is Max facing with his video calls?

• His phone battery is low.

• The video freezes and the call drops.

• He can't hear his friend.

• The screen is too bright.

What does Wi-Fi use to provide internet access?

• Radio signals

• Satellite signals

• Fiber optic cables

• Bluetooth technology

What standard does the router use to encode data into radio waves?

• NFC

• Bluetooth

• 5G

• 802.11

Why do Wi-Fi signals get weaker as they travel further?

• They are absorbed by walls.

• They are blocked by furniture.

• They are affected by weather conditions.

• They become more distorted over distance.

How do routers help maintain a strong Wi-Fi signal throughout a large area?

• By using high power amplifiers and multiple antennas

• By increasing the internet speed

• By reducing the number of connected devices

• By using a wired connection