论文信息 - Throughput Measurements and Numerical Prediction Methods for IEEE 802 . 11 n Wireless LAN Installations at 2 . 4 GHz in a Residential Two-Story House

Throughput Measurements and Numerical Prediction Methods for IEEE 802 . 11 n Wireless LAN Installations at 2 . 4 GHz in a Residential Two-Story House

This paper discusses how to predict indoor propagation characteristics in a two-story house by measurements and numerical simulations. Measurement campaigns in two different locations of access point are made to obtain a relationship between RSSI and throughput. In addition FDTD calculation results are compared with measured ones to confirm the effectiveness of measurements.

Manabu Omiya | Yuto Nakatsu | Hirokazu Takeno | Tomotsugu Hasegawa

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