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Question About Direct Sequence SS

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Last Post: November 5, 2008:

By vivek2727 March 23, 2008

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In the Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum, it is recommended that we select channels for Access Points, in such a way that they don't overlap.

My question : Suppose I have 2 Access Point (AP), Ap1 and AP2 and 2 different channels, Channel 1 on AP1 and 2 on AP2.

A user is configured to use channel 1 for AP 1. Now if the user moves out of range of Access Point (AP 1), and enters the range for AP2, will his connection drop ?

Will the user have to manually switch over to channel 2 to retain connectivity ?

And will there be a period of no connectivity if the user has to switch from channel 1 to channel 2 ?

Thanks

Edit :: bah .. just noticed - I had interchanged sequence and spectrum.
By vivek2727 November 5, 2008

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lol this seems like such a foolish question now :D

o well, it actually is.

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