War Driving

A formal assessment of wireless signal strength, quality, and interference using a RF signal detector.
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A mechanism that is separate from a motion detector and triggers a deterrent, triggers a repellant, and/or triggers a notification. Whenever a motion detector registers a significant or meaningful change in the environment, it triggers an alarm.
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A modulation technique in which the carrier frequency is shifted by an amount proportional to the value of the modulating signal. The amplitude of the carrier signal remains constant. The information signal causes the carrier signal to increase or decrease its frequency based on the waveform of the information signal.
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A transmitterreceiver location, operated by the wireless service provider, through which radio links are established between the wireless system and the wireless unit.
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Replaces the last mile from the central office to the customer. This process usually consists of a pair of digital radio transmitters placed on rooftops, one at the central office and one at the users’ site. These systems usually operate at the 38 GHz portion of the spectrum. Also known as wireless fiber (because of the high speeds of throughput) and as fixed wireless local loop.
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