Performance analysis and properties of wireless network standard 802.11n which used multi channel

In this thesis, the main aim is to investigate the general features of the latest release of 802.11n Wireless Networking Standard which was initiated in 2003. Additionally, the advantages and disadvantages of the standard in the real application are also included. Differently from currently used 802.11a/b/g standards, in theory, it is claimed that 600 Mbps can be acquired by using Multiple Input-Multiple Output (MIMO) technology but in fact 300 Mbps can be seen in wireless devices. By using graphical display and histogram in the real environment, it is also tested and analyzed that how fast and stable data transfer would be achieved to the end user.