Wireless USB 3.0 Advantages And Disadvantages
INTRODUCTION
In this paper of Wireless USB, I will try to give the uses of WUSB, its advantages, work area, features of using WUSB, etc. At the same time I will points out the application of using WUSB along with its specification.
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a serial bus standard to connect devices to a host computer. The USB 3.0 is the u version of the USB. The USB 3.0 is also called super speed USB because the USB 3.0 support a raw throughput of 500 MByte/s. In the new universal serialbus specification, there are many new features which are also included. The most important one is the fast speed data transfer. Thus the USB 3.0 can support more devices than the currently using specification which is using USB 2.0.
Wireless USB, a high-bandwidth wireless extension to USB within a short-range, and thus it is also known as WUSB. WUSB combines the speed …show more content…
ADVANTAGES OF USING WIRELESS USB:
• By the term wireless USB, it means here wires are restrictive. Once the USB is plugged into a socket, we cannot move the device as we do it with mobile or other devices. As it v\cannot move freely so it became an obstruction to the mobile offices.
• Using multiple wires can cause problem. We actually hate to see multiple wires behind our PCs that sometimes makes some knots with each other that causing some sorts of problem while we try to remove or add some components to the PC. To discard all kinds of problems ,we like to use WUSB and it is better to use WUSB.
• In many situations wireless solutions can easily deliver same speeds that wired solutions are delivering. So it is a better reason to use wireless USB.
FEATURES OF WIRELESS USB TECHNOLOGY
If wired USB is good at work, then wireless USB will successfully work. Following are some features of wireless
In this paper of Wireless USB, I will try to give the uses of WUSB, its advantages, work area, features of using WUSB, etc. At the same time I will points out the application of using WUSB along with its specification.
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a serial bus standard to connect devices to a host computer. The USB 3.0 is the u version of the USB. The USB 3.0 is also called super speed USB because the USB 3.0 support a raw throughput of 500 MByte/s. In the new universal serialbus specification, there are many new features which are also included. The most important one is the fast speed data transfer. Thus the USB 3.0 can support more devices than the currently using specification which is using USB 2.0.
Wireless USB, a high-bandwidth wireless extension to USB within a short-range, and thus it is also known as WUSB. WUSB combines the speed …show more content…
ADVANTAGES OF USING WIRELESS USB:
• By the term wireless USB, it means here wires are restrictive. Once the USB is plugged into a socket, we cannot move the device as we do it with mobile or other devices. As it v\cannot move freely so it became an obstruction to the mobile offices.
• Using multiple wires can cause problem. We actually hate to see multiple wires behind our PCs that sometimes makes some knots with each other that causing some sorts of problem while we try to remove or add some components to the PC. To discard all kinds of problems ,we like to use WUSB and it is better to use WUSB.
• In many situations wireless solutions can easily deliver same speeds that wired solutions are delivering. So it is a better reason to use wireless USB.
FEATURES OF WIRELESS USB TECHNOLOGY
If wired USB is good at work, then wireless USB will successfully work. Following are some features of wireless