How effective are WIFI signal boosters?
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01 Oct 2014 28 Citations | However, the multi-path fading of WiFi signals causes time-varying received signal strengths of WiFi signals, which leads to poor accuracy of WiFi localization. |
13 Jun 2016 12 Citations | Based on the measurement results from our real-world deployments, we made three main observations: 1) in general, higher AP density improves WiFi performance; 2) over-dense deployment with unnecessarily high transmission power can worsen WiFi performance. |
05 Jul 2016 13 Citations | Through a large scale measurement study involving over 10,000 WiFi APs we show that channel measurements and selection are most effective when performed frequently (every few minutes). |
17 Jun 2013 | First, through analyzing traces collected on 3785 smartphones for at least one month, we show that poor signal strength of both 3G and WiFi is routinely experienced by smartphone users, both spatially and temporally. |
| In fact, the more friendly the building to WiFi signal, the more efficient the 802.11 based wireless infrastructure. | |
11 May 2015 150 Citations | In LAA and WiFi coexistence scenario, it can improve WiFi performance substantially. |
28 Jun 2011 118 Citations | Results show a median gain of up to 2x when WiFi links are strong; when links are weak and the network density is high, the gains can be even more. |
14 Apr 2013 29 Citations | Performance evaluation demonstrates that WiFi-BA is more efficient than current Wi-Fi solutions. |
28 Oct 2015 | For home and work environments, aggressive WiFi scans can significantly improve the speed at which mobile nodes join the WiFi network. |
| Our results supported that the WiFi-aided MM algorithm provided more reliable solutions than both WiFi and MM in the areas that have poor WiFi signal distribution or indistinctive magnetic-gradient features. |