Wireless LAN Testing

Covering Not only for Fixed but also for Motion and Multi-Client Scenarios!

Featuring Not only for Fixed but also for Motion and Multi-Client Scenarios!

Wireless LAN is on the trend to be deployed for multi-purpose entertainment at home and mobile multi-client access at the enterprise and public hot-spots. It is the key component in the digital life, and therefore, the vendors should get the mandatory testing of forwarding (using wireless traffic generator), association (with up to 127 clients), and ranging/roaming (by automatic fading control) to make the products mature. Besides, NBL keeps going on the track of the IEEE standards, like the security enhancement (WPA), wireless multimedia (WMM), very high throughput (MIMO/802.11n), wireless mesh (802.11s), and even the future protocol for wireless switch. Thus, for new products, there are updated test technologies and solutions from NBL.

Performance Forwarding Rate Association Capacity Association Latency Rate vs. Range Rate vs. Channel Failover Roaming Smooth Roaming WDS Forwarding Rate Rate vs. WDS Range Rate vs. WDS Channel Roaming with WDS MixedBG Throughput Secure Throughput PowerSaved Throughput Interfered Throughout App/VoIP Distance App/VoIP Switch Roam App/VoIP Motion Adapt App/VoIP Motion Roam Functionality & Interoperability SSID/Channel WEP/WPA-PSK/TLS Power Saving Mode Roaming Ability Site Survey/Profile WDS Bridge Mode TX Rates/Beacon Int. MixedBG/PureG Mode RTS/Fragment Threshold Firmware Upgrade Event Log/Traffic Stat. User Interfaces, etc.

Testing Concept for WLAN Example Result of VoIP Motion Roaming testing