Unclear whether the referenced text from the WLAN Training Materials refers to omnidirectional or directional coverage area

Popeye_Wang · Created Jul 31, 2019 06:53:10

Factors that determine the range of one access point include:
the specific 802.11 protocol it runs
the type, quantity, and gain of the antenna
the nature of physical obstructions and/or radio interference in the surrounding area

The range in the picture is assuming you are using the standard antennae that come with most WiFi equipment. Your range will certainly rise if you use a higher gain antenna.

Popeye_Wang · Created Jul 31, 2019 06:53:10

Factors that determine the range of one access point include:
the specific 802.11 protocol it runs
the type, quantity, and gain of the antenna
the nature of physical obstructions and/or radio interference in the surrounding area

The range in the picture is assuming you are using the standard antennae that come with most WiFi equipment. Your range will certainly rise if you use a higher gain antenna.

chantha · Created Feb 6, 2022 05:15:05

good

Caroline_Herrera · Created Feb 19, 2022 15:08:30

Interesting piece of info Popeye!

Unclear whether the referenced text from the WLAN Training Materials refers to omnidirectional or directional coverage area

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Unclear whether the referenced text from the WLAN Training Materials refers to omnidirectional or directional coverage area

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