What is Wireless adapter

Wireless adapter, also named wireless network adapter. It mainly has two functions: 1. Converting data from its binary electronic form into RF signals and transmit them. 2. Receiving RF signals, convert them into binary electronic data and then pass to a computer. Wireless adapter works alike the radio or TV. These devices receive signal and convert into an output: Sound, sight or both. Similarly, wireless adapters convert signals into the electronic equivalent of data, sight and sound for either transmission as RF signals or into data for a computer to process.

Device Type

Wireless adapters come in a variety of shapes, sizes, technologies and colors. The adapter right for your computer must meet certain criteria: the device to which it will attach, the wireless standard you want to use, which determines bandwidth, range, where and how you wanna connect to wireless (indoors vs outdoors). There're wireless adapters for notebooks, tablets,laptops, phones, cameras and desktop computers. A network adapter for a desktop computer is typically an expansion card that is installed inside the computer's system case, but many network adapters connect through a USB port, some are external peripheral devices connect to the computer through a cable.

What does a wireless adapter do?
It facilitates interaction with radio frequency signals transmitted within its range. With a wireless adapter built in, installed in or attached to a computer or wireless communication device, you can join a wireless network to communicate with websites, other people or Internet resources.

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