What is a good RF signal strength?

RF signal strength and wireless clients Generally wireless client needs to be perceived at least −60 dBm or better in order to ensure the data rate of 11 Mbps and above. In fact, required signal strength varies with the modulation and channel bandwith.

What is Tx rate?

Tx/Rx rate – displays the transmit/receive data rates (in Mbps). Tx/Rx CCQ, % – displays the wireless Client Connection Quality (CCQ). The value (in percentages) shows how effectively the bandwidth is used with respect to the maximum possible bandwidth.

What is dBuV m?

dBuV/m = decibels (voltage level) referenced to 1 microvolt per meter; used for electric field intensity measurement. dBuV/m/MHz = decibels referenced to 1 microvolt per meter per MHz; used for broadband field intensity measurement.

What is an RF Power meter?

An RF power meter is an instrument, which can measure the electrical power mostly in the range of 100 MHz to 40 GHz. This meter consists of an RF power sensor that is connected to it via a cable and can display power reading.

What is dBm meter?

Analog dBm meters are instruments that measure signal power. They display values on a dial, usually with a needle or moving pointer. Signal power, which can be expressed in decibels (dB) when the unit of reference is known, is measured in dBm to represent the decibels referenced to a power level of one milliwatt (mW).

What is 10dBi?

Consider Antenna gain=10dBi means it will radiate 10dB more when compared to isotropic radiator in a particular direction. dB ( decibel ) is a ratio so using the term without relating it to anything is not very meaningful.

What is dBiC?

dBiC is decibel above the gain of a isotrope antenna as a reference where the isotrope antenna has the same circular polarisation as the antenna of which the gain is expressed. The isotrope antenna is a mathematical antenna with a radiation pattern of a perfect sphere.