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I will glad if you can help me to find information that explain what is it in easy way in two things that are related to communication
1. Air interference
2. wi fi access point
1. Air interference
2. wi fi access point
the_emi_guy said:In RF/wireless circles, "air interface" means antenna. Is this what you meant?
Air interference in a Wi-Fi access point is caused by other wireless devices or physical obstacles such as walls, metal objects, or large appliances that obstruct the Wi-Fi signal.
Air interference can lead to degraded Wi-Fi performance, resulting in slower internet speeds, dropped connections, and overall poor network performance.
Air interference cannot be completely prevented, but it can be minimized by choosing the right location for the access point and using a wireless channel with less traffic. Additionally, using a newer Wi-Fi standard, such as 802.11ac, can help reduce interference.
If you are experiencing Wi-Fi issues, try changing the location of your access point, updating your device drivers, or using a different wireless channel. You can also use a Wi-Fi analyzer tool to identify sources of interference and adjust accordingly.
Yes, you can use Wi-Fi repeaters or range extenders to boost the signal in areas with high air interference. These devices will help extend the range of your Wi-Fi network and improve connectivity in areas where the signal is weak.