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What does a Home Area Network (HAN) typically cover?

  • A single room
  • A single home (correct)
  • Multiple homes
  • An entire city

A Personal Area Network (PAN) can only be wired.

False (B)

What types of devices can be connected in a Home Area Network?

Smart appliances, printers, smart meters, and security systems.

Wireless networks allow many devices to connect to the same ____________.

<p>internet connection</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following devices with their respective functions:

<p>Printer = Sharing documents Smart TV = Streaming media Smart Meter = Monitoring energy usage Security System = Protecting the home</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one advantage of using a wireless network over a wired network?

<p>No physical cables required (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Devices on a HAN cannot communicate directly with each other.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name one future trend in network technology.

<p>Increased integration of IoT devices.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Devices in a Wireless Area Network are connected via ____________ or microwaves.

<p>radio waves</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary disadvantage of Personal Area Networks?

<p>Limited range (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Overview of Network Types

  • Personal Area Network (PAN): A small network for close-range device connections, typically using Bluetooth technology.
  • Home Area Network (HAN): Small networks in homes, allowing multiple devices to share resources like internet and printers.

Advantages of PAN

  • Space Saving: No need for additional wires; easy connections between devices like wireless mice and laptops.
  • Ease of Use: Straightforward setup with minimal complexity.
  • Portability: Devices can be easily moved due to lack of extensive wiring.
  • Reliability: Stable connections within a 10-metre range.

Disadvantages of PAN

  • Distance Limitations: Effective only within a 10-metre range, restricting data sharing over long distances.
  • Costly Devices: Often requires expensive digital devices such as laptops and smartwatches.
  • Slow Data Transfer Rate: Bluetooth may lead to slower file transfers, impacting efficiency.

Advantages of HAN

  • Accessibility: Supports multiple users on the same internet connection.
  • Resource Sharing: Enables sharing of printers, faxes, and files within the network.

Disadvantages of HAN

  • Internet Speed Issues: Heavy usage, like large file downloads, can significantly slow down overall internet speed for other users.

Impact of PAN on Health

  • Health Concerns: PANs using microwave signals may have negative effects on human health.

Use of Wireless Networks

  • Connection Flexibility: Wireless networks allow numerous devices to connect through radio or microwaves, enhancing resource sharing capabilities.

Visual Comparisons

  • Wired vs. Wireless: Clear distinction in structure; wireless networks eliminate the need for physical cables.

Device Communication in HAN

  • Direct Communication: Devices on a HAN can exchange files, send messages, and play LAN games, enhancing user experience.
  • Types of Connections: HANs can be wired or wireless, offering flexibility in setup.

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