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The effect of human shadowing on RF signal strengths of IEEE802.11a systems on board business jets

Wireless networks provide the technology that allows the service provisioning of a number of applications to mobile stations. In recent years, aircraft manufacturers have been evaluating the possibility of offering this technology on-board their aircrafts. This will help manufacturers to reduce cable complexity while offering new services to the passengers.12

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