Análisis y propuesta de diseño de red Inalámbrica de alta densidad para el acceso al servicio de Internet en el campus principal y el campus Agronomía de la Universidad Técnica de Babahoyo, basado en el Estándar 802.11 AC.

Abstract

The present master's degree work in telecommunications has as its main contribution the design of a high-density wireless LAN for client devices at the Technical University of Babahoyo and its Agronomy campus. The research methodology used is descriptive to study general concepts that underlie the design of high-density WiFi. The comparative method is used to determine the infrastructure environment according to the proposed standard based on IEEE 802.11 AC regulations. The experimental method by tool handling is used to determine the density, the size of the cells, the antennas, the coverage. The use of multiple access points (APs) located throughout the UTB campus as well as on the campus of its university extension is an ideal solution that is proposed as a contribution that will adjust to the design scenarios of high-density WLAN clients both for the campus of the Technical University of Babahoyo as well as its Agronomy extension.