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Wi-Fi

  • Branding that denotes products that have been certified as being interoperable. The scheme was originally operated by WECA – the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance – and applied to products conforming to the IEEE 802.11b wireless networking standard. WECA was subsequently renamed the Wi-Fi- Alliance and the brand applied also to IEEE 802.11a products.

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