A network engineer is auditing wireless performance metrics across an enterprise deployment. Match each wireless radio frequency (RF) metric or unit on the left to its corresponding definition on the right.
- RSSIA relative measurement vendor index indicating the received signal power level at the client antenna
- Noise FloorThe measure of background radio frequency energy generated by non-802.11 and distant interference sources
- SNRThe comparative decibel difference between the received signal level and ambient background noise
- dBmAn absolute unit of power referenced to 1 milliwatt used to express transmit power and signal levels
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RSSI matches the relative measurement vendor index; Noise Floor matches the background RF energy measure; SNR matches the comparative decibel difference between signal and noise; dBm matches the absolute unit of power referenced to 1 milliwatt.
RSSI is a relative vendor index for received power, Noise Floor is the total ambient background RF energy, SNR represents the decibel difference between signal strength and noise floor, and dBm is an absolute unit of power referenced to 1 milliwatt.
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Wireless RF Measurement Metrics and Units