Hi,
Just please keep in mind that the calibrated noise floor is a dB
value, it's not in relation to anything. You can't relate it (easily)
to an absolute dBm measurement.
So saying the noise floor is -123dB is not really saying it's below
thermal noise.
Adrian
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On 2012-02-06 6:12 PM, Triangle Men wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I noticed the RSSI values in the receive status descriptor will occasionally
> drop 11 dB below expected, calculated, historical values and then stay in
> that range. Example: RSSI is in range {23,24} for a long time, then range
> drops to
Hi,
I noticed the RSSI values in the receive status descriptor will occasionally
drop 11 dB below expected, calculated, historical values and then stay in that
range. Example: RSSI is in range {23,24} for a long time, then range drops to
{12,13} for days. Last week I had a test setup doing thi
