Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz band vs. 5 GHz band

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I appreciate it very much, Christopher.

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Thank you Sunny for this clear lesson

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[@DavidSpry]

Well done, Sunny!

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Thanks a lot, David.

[@lachie8713]

Thank you so much. You make these concepts easy to understand.

[@jay1232000]

Very informative video. Short and sweet explanation. Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge with the rest of the world. Liked and subscribed.

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[@thapsos]

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[@shushantbharti1]

You are great and a wonderfull way of explanation

[@Deegaamo]

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[@alialwanos9170]

Good job

[@ganeshk6083]

Thank you very much for explaining so clearly . I would like to know whether channel bonding happens on 2.4 Ghz ..?

[@Lukee64]

Thank u， professor！

[@sunnyclassroom24]

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[@HunainAlwaysRight]

You explained well .

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks a lot.

[@gileneo6999]

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[@dennisasamoah2213]

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[@bitTorrenter]

Thanks for this video.

[@pHaZe017]

So 2.4ghz = congested, smaller number of channels, wider range but lower data transfer rate due to lower frequency and 5.4ghz = less congested, larger number of channels, shorter range but higher data transfer rate due to high frequency? Seems simple enough..

[@261093sk]

So wich one is better??

[@dwaynejohnson8606]

2.4 🎮

[@vauxhallchevette5858]

@@261093sk If you live in a apartment with two or three rooms, so your devices are close to the router, use 5 ghz with 40 mhz. I set my router to this wi fi settings, much better, full networks speed and more stable. But take in mind that your devices (read cell phones) need to support 5 ghz wi fi. There are low budget cell phones that doesn't support 5ghz. Laptops usuali support 5 ghz wi fi.

[@ahemednor5201]

🙏🙏🌹🌹thanks

[@JohnSmith-th8wn]

Thanks a lot dear Sunny for these useful courses, We kindly asking to provide a course about frequency bands and how it's divided to sub-bands, the bands division, (Band1, Bamd2 etc...) What's the different among (Bandwidth, occupied bandwidth, operation bandwidth..)

[@edinetgrunhed6000]

Thanks

[@bstanis1237]

Thank you very much Eng.Sunny for this great work. Please could explain us faster as possible how dual WiFi router work by animation ( 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)?

[@fazeltaslimi9340]

Great video. Could you pls. do one for 802.11ax.

[@ianmillner3887]

Clear and concice

[@ryeofoatmeal]

i don't understand why channel 1,6 and 11 are not overlapping... it looks like overlap to me. what does not overlap tho?

[@Sparatrappy]

Hi Sunny, great video I appreciate very much. Could you explain me what do you mean exactly when you say:"... For this reason, only three channels can be active at any one time." Is that really applied, I see every day so many channels used at the same time within frequency range 2.4Ghz. Thank you.

[@HariKrishnaSahu]

Nicely explained sir ... #HariKrishnaSahu

[@daanishsiddiqui9158]

Why is there no overlap in 5G channels? Kind of confused

[@yanbingong5638]

can we use all channels if we use ofdm?

[@za2erza2er65]

I am from Egypt.. I have a problem with the Huawei HG 633 router.. The problem is with the upload speed, its speed is only 0.3 GB, which means about a quarter of a gigabyte, even though the download speed is approximately 25 GB.. Can I find a solution to my problem with you .. Thank you

[@sylwiaradzieta6602]

so 2.4GHz WiFi has longer range than 5GHz? Thats why long range communications like LoRa or Wifi Halow is Sub 1GHz?

[@richardnjenga7395]

WHAT HAPPEN IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN 100 WIFI GADGET ON AT THE SAME TIME

[@chatoffline]

shessh learnt this way faster than with professor messor.

[@8080VB]

Your up for net+?

[@panaoutsios1990]

For me channel 3 40 mhz capacity is not lag n mode

[@reemashraf43]

How to make a wireless signal 2.4GHz between a robotic car and Server to receive the data collected by the car

[@MichaelJohnson-vd5gy]

😮

[@AjitKumar-qj7pm]

U don't explain what is channel

[@tedtdu]

22MHz

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Just ancara Messi in world of education

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He's reading something.

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