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A PRESENTATION ON
WIRELESS USB
Prepared By:-
Chirantar Kumar
RG1901B50
USB CONCEPT
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a
specification to establish
communication between
devices and a host controller.
USB can connect computer
peripherals such
as mice, keyboards, digital
cameras, printers,
personal media players, flash
drives, Network Adapters,
and external hard drives.
INTRODUCTION TO
WIRELESS USB
Wireless USB is a short-
range, high-
bandwidth wireless radio
communication protocol
created by the Wireless
USB Promoter Group.
The original motivation for
USB came from several
considerations, two of the
most important being:
Ease of use
Port expansion
DEVELOPMENT
The Wireless USB Promoter Group was formed in February
2004 to define the Wireless USB specification.
In May 2005, the Wireless USB Promoter Group
announced the completion of the Wireless USB
specification.
In June 2006, five companies showed the first multi-
vendor interoperability demonstration of Wireless USB. A
laptop with an Intel host adapter using an Alereon PHY
was used to transfer high definition video from a Philips
wireless semiconductor solution with a Realtek PHY, all
using Microsoft Windows XP drivers developed for
Wireless USB.
REASONS FOR WIRELESS
USB
Lack of easiness of use in wired
USB
Inefficiency of current wireless
solutions
Issues of wired USB
Wires are restrictive
Multiple wires can be a hassle
In many situations wireless
solutions can easily deliver same
speeds that wired solutions are
delivering.
INADEQUACY OF CURRENT
WIRELESS SOLUTIONS
• Bluetooth
Bandwidth of 3 Mbps is
not enough for most of
the applications which
needs very high
bandwidth. The
applications like video,
HDTV, monitor etc. are
good examples.
CONTINUED…..
• Wi-Fi
One of the main
disadvantage of Wi-Fi
is its high expense to
set up a network and
make it working.
Another draw back
of Wi-Fi is the higher
power consumption.
Wireless USB vs. 60 GHz
Few issues differentiate the two technologies:
Line of Sight: at 60 GHz, radio communication is blocked by
any intervening object, which implies the need for open line
of sight. Wireless USB is based on the UWB platform, which
operates in the 3.1 to 10.6 GHz frequency range, and
therefore intervening bodies can be passed through with no
line-of-sight limitation.
Mobility: the 60 GHz technology is appealing to the wireless
video market because it is supposed to deliver multi-gigabit-
speed wireless communications.
TOPOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
The fundamental relationship in
WUSB is a hub and spoke
topology