Definition and function AP (Access Point)

Definition Wireless Access Point hardware that allows other wireless devices (such as laptops, mobile phones) to connect to a wired network using Wi-Fi, bluetooth or other standard devices and can be used to send data between each other wireless devices (such as laptops, printers have wifi ) and wired devices on the network.

The function of the AP (Access Point):

Proverbial as a Hub / Switch on the local network, which acts to connect local network with a wireless network / wireless. Size also affects the signal strength coverage area that will be covered, the higher the signal strength the more far-reaching.

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