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Test Results
 
Impact of Interference 
Tests were performed to determine what the impact was on performance from different types of 
non-Wi-Fi signals. The client was an 802.11n laptop and a Cisco 3500 served as the access 
point. Baseline throughput was measured in clean spectrum on a 40 MHz channel in the 5 GHz 
band. Individual interference signals were turned on and the throughput measurement was 
taken. Multiple runs were performed to obtain an average. Baseline throughput was 164.8 Mbps 
on the clean spectrum. 
When a 5GHz wireless video surveillance camera was activated, Channel 153 was jammed with 
continuous wave interference and the client was knocked off the air. Network throughput was 
0% while the video camera was operating. 
We used 5GHz DECT to record the signaling impact of frequency hopping. We used three 
phones: two were conferenced, and one was the base station connected to a landline. With 
three phones in use, network throughput dropped to 102 Mbps, and the AP measured an air 
quality of 86% out of a 100% for the 5GHz. 
See 
Figure 1
 for the 5.0GHz baseline values. 
 
Figure 1: 5.0GHz Baseline Measurements with Impact of Interference on Throughput 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Baseline measurement comparison with Cordless Phone and Video Camera 
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