At what max and min temp a wireless communication will be disconnected ?

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I am a student of computer science and engineering.
I think it's my first post on the wall of entc section.
Currently i collect some knowledge about computer networks.I want some help from your's i just want to know that at what maximum and minimum temperature a wireless communication will be disconnected ??

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  • gaurav_kumar
    gaurav_kumar

    @gaurav-kumar-2OaoTU • Jul 9, 2010

    min temp. doesn't matter but at high temp. >49.c your connection will lost

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  • durga ch
    durga ch

    @durga-TpX3gO • Jul 10, 2010

    are you talking at signal level? In that case I dont know how it would even affect, incase you are taking about the hardware temperatures , may be at higher temperatures the hardware might just off and result in not a better signal

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  • Ashraf HZ
    Ashraf HZ

    @Ash • Jul 12, 2010

    In terms of signal, temperature does have some effect on communication performances in the form of noise. However, as durga mentioned, physically temperature of the hardware would most likely affect communication dis-connectivity. Each component would have a specific operating temperature range. For example, the industrial range for some RF components would be from -40[sup]o[/sup]C to +80[sup]o[/sup]C, though space grade components would obviously have much better ranges.

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  • Morningdot Hablu
    Morningdot Hablu

    @morningdot-6Xuj4M • Jul 12, 2010

    gaurav_kumarmin temp. doesn't matter but at high temp. >49.c your connection will lost

    I dont think so,
    Here in bihar some times our environment temp goes 45.C+.
    but realy i told you that i communicate with my mama on mobile when the temp goes like this.

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