"IMMI Technology and Channel Analysis..."
Nuts About Nets, LLC
Announces Breakthrough Patent-Pending Technology for
Indirect Measurement of Microwave Interference -- IMMI
Technology Provides Performance Analysis of 802.11 Channels
Using Off-The-Shelf 802.11 Wireless Devices...
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New !
WifiEagle - New product
line of 802.11 channel analyzers released... |
WifiEagle
A new product line of
single- and dual-band channel analyzers has been released by
Nuts About Nets, LLC. The WifiEagle channel analyzers
employ IMMI technology with 802.11 hardware to measure RF
interference in the local environment. IMMI technology
and WifiEagle are the only solution on the market today that
quantifies and predicts throughput performance of each 802.11
channel.
By virtue of the fact an 802.11 channel analyzer sees the RF
world through the eyes of an 802.11 device, then the
diagnostic information it provides more closely mirrors the
performance you can expect from your own 802.11 client
adapters.
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New !
NetSurveyor Professional - New product
for testing performance and reliability of 802.11 networks... |
NetSurveyor-Pro
NetSurveyor Professional
is a new type of diagnostic tool that puts a different spin
on WiFi troubleshooting -- emphasizing performance metrics
over measurements of RF signal strengths. NetSurveyor-Pro is
used to test the performance and reliability of a WiFi
network and help identify and troubleshoot problems.
Furthermore, NetSurveyor-Pro also allows you to concurrently
test multiple (up to five) WiFi connections.
Ultimately, the bottom line for any network (wired or
wireless) comes down to throughput. The dBm and RSSI values
that are often referred to in the context of wireless
networks don't mean much if you can't somehow relate them to
a performance metric. Before we can really begin to
troubleshoot a wireless network we need a way to benchmark
its performance, so as modifications are made we can
determine whether or not they really make a difference in
the network's performance. This is where NetSurveyor-Pro
comes in. It is a simple tool that allows benchmarking of
one or more wireless networks.
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"AirSleuth Pro defines
the low end of notebook-based spectrum analyzers today..."
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AirSleuth-Pro
Craig Mathias and
Network World recently reviewed RF
spectrum analyzers, including AirSleuth-Pro. "... all of the
products we looked at addressed the challenge with differing
degrees of functionality and ease, and a couple of those
pull that off at bargain basement prices.".
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"Invisible Waves
IW-1800 scanning spectrum analyzer, a PC-controlled RF
scanner with advanced software that inter-leaves frequency
scanning for faster response. Intuitive bandwidth and
threshold controls simplify investigation of RF 'white
spaces'..."
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Invisible Waves
One particular product
caught the eye of Mark Frink, Associate Editor of
Live Sound
International journal, at the InfoComm 2008 trade show. His
July "InfoComm Insider" edition lists our IW1800 product as
the pick of InfoComm 2008 (Frink, Mark. "Las Vegas Brings
the Heat." Live Sound International July 2008: 30-34.)
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WiFi and RF Spectrum
Analysis
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AirSleuth-Pro
AirSleuth is a
PC-based, spectrum analyzer that operates in the 2.4 GHz
range of the RF spectrum. It is a professional tool used to
monitor wireless devices and RF interference that impact the
performance, range and security of wireless networks.
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WifiSleuth
WifiSleuth is a
PC-based product that makes setting up and troubleshooting
wireless networks easy. It is a 2.4 GHz spectrum analyzer
that presents a "channel centric" view of the RF environment
and helps to take the guesswork out of identifying the best channel for
your 802.11 wireless network. |
Invisible Waves
A new series of PC-based, RF
spectrum analyzers specifically designed for the
professional audio and video industries.
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Channel / Signal
Generation & Packet Injection |
AirHORN
AirHORN is a unique,
PC-based product that aids in testing Wi-Fi antennas, RF
shields and wireless networks. It is an RF signal generator
that covers the 2.4x and 5.x GHz ISM bands and was designed for
microwave and RF applications. Combined with an RF
spectrum analyzer, you now have the tools to locate "dead
spots" in any locale where a WiFi network is installed. |
WifiCopper
WifiCopper is a unique,
PC-based product that aids in testing Wi-Fi wireless
networks. It is used to create wireless traffic on a
particular channel -- at a known level (i.e. packets / sec)
and size (i.e. bytes / packet) -- without the need of
the client adapter associating with an access point. This
makes it much easier to measure the quality of the
transmission and reception performance on a particular
802.11 channel. |
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802.11 (Wi-Fi) Channel Analysis |
WifiEagle
WifiEagle -- our latest
product -- provides unprecedented visibility into the performance of a
wireless network. The RF data collected and displayed by
WifiEagle greatly simplifies troubleshooting of
interference-related problems and predicts throughput
performance for each 802.11 channel. |
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