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"Wireless transmission" is a book category covering the science, engineering, history and applications of sending information without physical conductors. It includes theoretical and practical treatments of radio-frequency and optical wireless technologies—antenna design, propagation, modulation and coding, RF circuits, signal processing, networking protocols (Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, satellite, IoT), and standards—as well as related topics like spectrum regulation, security, testing and deployment. Works range from undergraduate and professional textbooks and design manuals to research monographs, industry guides, popular-science overviews, case studies, and historical or policy analyses; it can also encompass hands-on hobbyist and maker guides. The category serves readers from students and engineers to policymakers and interested general readers seeking technical reference, implementation guidance, or broader context about how wireless systems enable modern communication.

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