AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer IDs nonWiFi
Mfg # AM/A4030
CDW # 846371
| UNSPSC 43232804
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The AirMagnet® Spectrum Analyzer proactively identifies, classifies, graphs and finds sources of RF interference in all Wi-Fi bands. It is an ideal complement to AirMagnet Laptop, the world's most popular Wi-Fi performance and security troubleshooting tool.
The AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer provides more specific, more useful analysis than traditional spectrum analyzers that run on proprietary hardware. Since the AirMagnet product runs on industry-standard laptops, it is also easier to use, more convenient and less expensive than alternatives.
AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer allows network managers to:
Perform real-time RF spectrum analysis for troubleshooting WLANs.
Detect and identify specific interfering devices in real time, including Bluetooth, cordless phones, microwave ovens and video cameras
Pinpoint the location of problematic wireless devices.
Measure RF “air quality,” including metrics for radio congestion
Create graphical display of Wi-Fi spectrum in nine simultaneous charts and graphs
Analyze all Wi-Fi and public safety bands of spectrum in use today, including 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g.
The AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer provides more specific, more useful analysis than traditional spectrum analyzers that run on proprietary hardware. Since the AirMagnet product runs on industry-standard laptops, it is also easier to use, more convenient and less expensive than alternatives.
AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer allows network managers to:
Perform real-time RF spectrum analysis for troubleshooting WLANs.
Detect and identify specific interfering devices in real time, including Bluetooth, cordless phones, microwave ovens and video cameras
Pinpoint the location of problematic wireless devices.
Measure RF “air quality,” including metrics for radio congestion
Create graphical display of Wi-Fi spectrum in nine simultaneous charts and graphs
Analyze all Wi-Fi and public safety bands of spectrum in use today, including 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g.