I have a question about the What Materials Can Block a WiFi Signal? science project. Is it necessary for the WiFi analyzer app to tell the WiFi strength in dBms, because the app I have tells it in Mbps . The project is also due in about 4 days so can I please get an answer before then? Some title suggestions would be helpful to .
Ash
WiFi signal science fair project
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Re: WiFi signal science fair project
Hi Ash,
Yes, you should use a WiFi analyzer that shows signal strength in dBms. Or you could use one that shows RSSI or “received signal strength indication”.
I hope this helps. Please ask again if you have more questions.
A. Norman
Yes, you should use a WiFi analyzer that shows signal strength in dBms. Or you could use one that shows RSSI or “received signal strength indication”.
I hope this helps. Please ask again if you have more questions.
A. Norman
Re: WiFi signal science fair project
uuuuuuuum... I already presented my science project with the other readings
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Re: WiFi signal science fair project
Hi Galex886,
Sorry we weren't able to reply to your inquiry in time. Please contact us in the future if you need help in any other science projects.
Elena
Sorry we weren't able to reply to your inquiry in time. Please contact us in the future if you need help in any other science projects.
Elena