BVS Adds Further 802.11n Capability To Tablet Analyzer
Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc., a leading provider of advanced wireless solutions and products to the domestic and international wireless telecommunications industry recently updated its Yellowjacket b/a/n/g Tablet Analyzer for 802.11n WiFi networks by conducting live demonstrations at Booth #754 at the industry Interop Conference at the Javits Center in NYC.
802.11n networks have increasingly become complex to deploy. Therefore the wireless tools to measure and monitor RF performance have had to advance proportionally. Since 802.11n has been ratified in recent months prices for Access Points and 802.11n network cards have been dropping as a result of widespread adoption. Consumers demand for throughput and higher data rates require a comprehensive hand-held solution that can perform 802.11n Greenfield, Physical Layer, and advanced Security measurements. IEEE 802.11n has distinct advantages over the previous 802.11b & 802.11g standards in that it has added (MIMO) Multiple-Input Multiple-Output and 40 MHz channels to the physical (PHY) layer. MIMO technology uses multiple antennas that provide more information over that of a single antenna. The use of antenna diversity and spatial multiplexing provide significant improvements in performance.
"The Yellowjacket b/a/n/g Tablet Analyzer along with the Swarm mapping software is uniquely positioned to provide comprehensive WiFi measurements making it the single tool sought after by IT Managers and Security personnel. We have appreciated a surge in orders across several market segments with the addition of the 802.11n measurements," said Scott Schober, President and CEO, Berkeley Varitronics Systems. "Carmine Caferra, BVS' Northeastern USA and Canadian Regional Sales Manager, will showcase the Yellowjacket b/a/n/g Tablet Analyzer and it's advanced features at the Interop Show in NYC November 18/19th at booth number 754."
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