Xiao Bian explain: how to put the signal antenna router is the best

What is the reason for the bad signal?

In addition to walls, distances, electromagnetic interference, etc., have you ever wondered about the placement of router antennas?

Next, Teng Xiaomei came to talk to us about how the antenna is placed in the best position. The most scientific conclusion is reached by studying the signal strength of various "new postures" and speak with data!

(The data obtained from the following tests are all measured at the same distance)

Taking the Tenda explosion model FH456 as an example, four high-gain antennas appear to be full of momentum.

First, the obsessive-compulsive disorder

Test Data:

(Note: dBm (decibels of 1 milliwatt) is a general measure of signal strength of communication equipment. The larger the value, the better the signal. Since the router signal strength is generally small, conversion to dBm is generally negative.)

Obsessive-compulsive disorder exclusive posture crab

Test Data:

It seems that under the obsessive-compulsive disorder posture, the signal from the router is really affected and it's not good enough.

Second, all kinds of arbitrary sent position

Freedom of posture

Test Data:

The Superman Returns Freestyle

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One-position freestyle horses (I really don't think of other names...)

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Obviously, the results of wayward placement are depressing, and router signals are greatly affected.

Three, serious school posture

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Obviously, the antenna has the highest vertical signal.

In fact, the antenna of the router is an omni-directional antenna. The figure of the signal strength around the antenna is purple (as shown in the figure below). Theoretically, the antenna can be placed vertically to allow the wifi signal to be uniformly emitted around.

In fact, from the above experimental data, the most correct antenna placement posture is "genuine pie" posture. Only the correct placement of the router antenna can give full play to wifi's ability.