MIMO wireless - stability
We use wireless at market research meetings where we use wireless between the viewing room and the interview room through a one way mirror. The stability of the wireless connection is cause for concern - it occasionally drops out. I appreciate that this often happens with 802.11g wireless - it happens at the office and it happens here at home.
802.11n (MIMO) is touted as having increased range, increased speed and increased stability. The first two are obvious to demonstrate but what about increased stability?I suspect that the problem we get is a combination of sending the signal through a silver mesh (the one way mirror) plus other surrounding wireless networks causing the signal to bounce all over the place. 802.11n is supposed to work with this effect instead of fighting against it so it could be better.
Comments?
Thanks, Rob.
read more and respond »Posted 5 years ago by Rob Nicholson in Wireless Networking
