Characterization of Wireless Networks in the Home

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Characterization of Wireless Networks in the Home
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Characterization of 802.11 Wireless Networks in the Home Aaron Holroyd

Setup 3 homes: 2 US, 1 UK 6 nodes per house in normal usage rooms Ad-hoc network with Netgear MA701 for 801.11b and Netgear WAG511 for 802.11a Start by sending UDP probe packets with source and number in series No link layer retransmissions No simulation transmissions

Methodology and Validation Test based on 300 probes over 150 seconds Tested in ushome1 with similar results in other homes 150 second tests are similar to 20 minute Time of day did not affect comparative link quality

Methodology and Validation

Results: Overall Higher loss with higher encoding Lower with higher power rates Problems were not completely eliminated Low loss are minimally affected

Results: Antenna Orientation Angle of Antenna changes what obstacles are in the way of the signal Small changes make significant impact Small changes of location also make an impact

Results: Large Movements Could have different results, some improve some reduce quality of connection No correlation between distance and quality Obstacles determine quality and not distance