Network diagram for PAN

About this network diagram for PAN

A personal area network provides a connection between a number of personal devices. It involves wireless or wired connections. A smartphone will connect directly to personal devices, including smartwatches, wireless earbuds, and cameras. A watch connects to a smartphone using Bluetooth to send notifications, health information, and activity information stored on the watch.

Wireless earbuds connect to the smartphone using Bluetooth low energy to minimize battery consumption while playing audio. The camera connects to the smartphone wirelessly to facilitate the transfer of media files or the ability to control the camera from a distance.

A laptop connects to both wired and wireless peripherals. The laptop connects to a PC using a wired link. This lets you transfer files or share the network. It also connects wirelessly to the mouse and keyboard. These wireless devices send signals to the laptop. They assist with daily tasks without cable hassle. The laptop can connect to the smartphone’s Wi-Fi hotspot for internet access when needed.

A printer is attached to the network using both wired and wireless options. One PC connects to the printer with a wire. The router provides a wireless link for other devices on the local network. This lets many devices, like laptops and PCs, send print jobs directly or through the router.

The PAN system centers on short-range communication. It allows personal devices to work together smoothly. Each device sends and receives data in a limited area. This creates a localized environment for input devices, mobile devices, and accessories. The network keeps communication paths open. This lets you exchange data, transfer media, print, and control devices in a small area.