What if the WiFi signal is poor
Time：2019-06-04 10:00:00 Author：Suzhou Cowin Antenna Electronics Click：
Many people do not know, in fact, WiFi signal and router placement has a lot to do with!
Knowledge added: The router can cover the limit of about 45 meters, walls or metal will absorb part of the signal, in order to maximize WiFi reception, the position of the router is particularly important!
1 Central location
If you hide your router in a corner or put it behind the TV because it looks bad, you can't blame it for having a weak signal.
The router is placed in a corner, especially in a corner, where walls will reduce signal strength, so it is best to place the router in a wide or unobstructed area, such as the middle of the house.
2 A place to put it high
It's definitely not up there because the air is fresh! But in order to avoid being blocked by obstacles, as far as possible to make the signal coverage to more places, reduce the coverage of blind areas.
3 Adjust the antenna position
Most routers have two adjustable antennas on top, and wifi works best when it's parallel to the device's internal antenna: the built-in antenna in laptops is horizontal; The desktop's built-in antenna is vertical; The internal antennae inside the phone vary in orientation, depending on how you're holding the phone.
The best way to do this is: if there are two antennas, one should be upright and the other should be horizontal; If you have four antennas, you are advised to place them up, down, left, and right. Keeping the antenna angled ensures that both your phone and laptop can get a signal, so try reorienting your router's antenna as shown here.
Knowledge added: The router can cover the limit of about 45 meters, walls or metal will absorb part of the signal, in order to maximize WiFi reception, the position of the router is particularly important!
1 Central location
If you hide your router in a corner or put it behind the TV because it looks bad, you can't blame it for having a weak signal.
The router is placed in a corner, especially in a corner, where walls will reduce signal strength, so it is best to place the router in a wide or unobstructed area, such as the middle of the house.
2 A place to put it high
It's definitely not up there because the air is fresh! But in order to avoid being blocked by obstacles, as far as possible to make the signal coverage to more places, reduce the coverage of blind areas.
3 Adjust the antenna position
Most routers have two adjustable antennas on top, and wifi works best when it's parallel to the device's internal antenna: the built-in antenna in laptops is horizontal; The desktop's built-in antenna is vertical; The internal antennae inside the phone vary in orientation, depending on how you're holding the phone.
The best way to do this is: if there are two antennas, one should be upright and the other should be horizontal; If you have four antennas, you are advised to place them up, down, left, and right. Keeping the antenna angled ensures that both your phone and laptop can get a signal, so try reorienting your router's antenna as shown here.