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Ibwave Design 6 with 310: How to Design and Deliver Indoor Wireless Networks



Starting with iOS 11 and 12, Apple has hidden dBm readings in the iPhone field test mode. However, depending on your iPhone chipset (Intel or Qualcomm) and your carrier (Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile), you may be able to find your dBm readings through this workaround.




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Many people assume having a nationwide carrier also means nationwide service. But, there are many pockets around the United States that aren't served by certain service providers. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile's 3G shut down and 5G rollouts have amplified this problem. While coverage maps do not help you find nearby cell towers, they can help you figure out which carrier covers your area with 4G, LTE, or 5G.


Cell towers, also known as cell sites or base transceiver stations, are designed to send and receive radio frequency signals. They typically consist of multiple antennas that broadcast 4G, LTE, and 5G frequencies in a specific direction. These frequencies vary across carriers.


Cell phone boosters are powerful devices that communicate with your nearest cell tower, pull in the signal, amplify it, and then rebroadcast the boosted signal throughout your home or office. Now that you know how to find your closest cell tower, installation is going to be much easier.


WilsonAmplifiers is an authorized Wilson Electronics distributor operating in the Houston area since 2011. WilsonAmplifiers provides all U.S. and Canadian customers with product expertise and real-time fulfillment capabilities. As a Certified Wilson Electronics Retailer, we only carry genuine, US-designed, FCC-approved, and fully-warranted Wilson Electronics equipment.


As technology develops, we are increasingly being exposed to man-made electromagnetic waves. The RF radiation of different wireless devices must be tested to ensure a safe and reliable use of the devices. There are international and regional RF exposure requirements that are defined based on scientifically established health effects. RF exposure must be evaluated to ensure that RF exposure characteristics of the device are within the required safety limits.


RF exposure compliance of electronic and electrical equipment with the basic restrictions usually is determined by measurements and, in some cases, calculations of the exposure level. There are four different evaluation techniques to show RF exposure compliance:


One of the four techniques, SAR testing, is possible to be performed almost for all radio devices. There might be some exceptions due to, for example, the design of the device. The three other methods are alternative choices for SAR testing and can be performed if the device meets certain requirements.


Verkotan laboratory has the capability to perform RF exposure evaluations with all the techniques listed above. We are happy to give you more detailed information about the evaluation techniques and help you to choose the best way to evaluate the RF exposure of your device.


RF exposure compliance can be evaluated by calculations, without testing. There are certain requirements that the product must meet in order for RF exposure to be evaluated by calculations. European standard EN 50663 defines maximum power levels called PMAX exclusion levels. The standard EN 50663 has defined a maximum low-power exclusion level to be 20 mW over the 10 MHz to 300 GHz frequency range for the general public exposure.


Thus, if a device has lower or equal power levels as PMAX exclusion level (20 mW), the device is considered as a low power equipment and deemed to comply with the basic restrictions. PMAX can be calculated based on the standard EN 62479.


Calculations to demonstrate compliance with MPE field strength or power density limits for devices operating above 6 GHz, should be made at a minimum distance of 5cm from the radiating source. It is important that the RF evaluation is done at maximum output power with maximum tune-up tolerance. Required operating modes and test configurations are used to show MPE compliance.


SAR is measured from the tissue simulating liquid. The dielectric properties of tissue-equivalent liquid are comparable to the brain or body tissue. Permittivity and conductivity are the same as in the brain or body tissue. SAR testing equipment uses standardized models of the human head and body. These models are then filled with the liquids that simulate the RF absorption characteristics of human tissue. Verkotan is providing these tissue simulating liquids for sale as well.


SAR is tested with maximum power to get the worst-case operating condition in all frequency bands that are operated. Product must also be tested in various positions against the head or body to simulate how different users typically hold the device.


The strength of these electric fields is possible to measure with probes or sensors. These probes are basically antennas but with different characteristics. Measurements are possible to do, for example, with a calibrated antenna that is sensitive to electric fields exclusively and connected to measurement equipment. Generally, measurement equipment for the electric field can be divided into two classes: broadband and narrow band. The required performance, frequency response, and electromagnetic fields must be considered when selecting the measurement system.


RF exposure calculations and measurements require a great level knowledge from the test engineers to be able to follow the rapidly changing standards and get reliable evaluation and accurate measurements. Let a professional test laboratory take care of the measurements, and you can focus on the processes most relevant for you. We are happy to help you with your RF exposure compliance needs. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.


Network simulator helps with situations where you might need to do a rip and replace of access points but want to verify in a design that your current access point locations will be sufficient. Network Simulator will give you a score that is sure to help you with your decisions.


Within Multiple BSSID, you will find a new information element that contains all the active BSSIDs within the Multiple BSSID set. There will be one transmitted BSSID and the others SSIDs will be listed with non-transmitted BSSID profiles.


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AFL's recently updated TRM Test Results Manager software is now compatible with OFL280 .SOR trace files and .ATD power meter files. TRM enables OFL280 OTDR event analysis and end-to-end loss test results to be combined into a single, comprehensive report.


The OLS and OPM support AFL's exclusive Wave ID application, which enables simultaneous power and loss measurements at multiple wavelengths, eliminating setup errors and reducing loss test time by up to 80%, contends the company. AFL also notes that the OFL280 can provide over 12 hours of continuous operation without battery recharging or replacement. 2ff7e9595c


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