Real-time control for the transmission of information in wireless networks

Wireless networking is constantly improving, changing and though basic principle is the same. Instead of using standard cables to transmit information from one point to another (or more), it uses radio signals. This paper presents a case study considering real-time remote control using wireless UDP/IP-based networks. The aim of this work is to reduce real-time remote control system based upon a simulation mode!, which can operate via general communication networks, which on bodies modern wireless technology. The first part includes a brief study of wireless communication principles as well as a short description of the current system. The second part describes measurement of the system and in addition to analysis of the test results. The conclusions which are made based upon the measured data of the system. Also, the encountered problems during the test simulations are raised up. A simulated process for the model is used instead of a real one in order to get comparable results; however, it indicates a good research tool and a basis for future work in the real-time remote control research. Also, some future development schemes of the system are discussed as well.