Introduction
Our Router and NAS Charts have set the standard for presenting performance and key feature information for these very popular product categories. And now, our new Wireless Charts follow in that tradition, presenting for the first time anywhere wireless throughput performance profiles for products' entire operating range!
The Wireless Charts follow a similar format to our NAS Charts, with three main views: Average Throughput, Feature Summary and Throughput vs. Path Loss.
Average Throughput
The Average Throughput Chart page shown below shows the average throughput of each product's entire operating signal range. Throughput measurements are made using IxChariot and Azimuth's ACE 400NB Channel Emulator. Full details on the measurement techniques can be found here.
Wireless Average Throughput Chart
The Slideshow icon 
in the middle column links to product slideshows,and the Print icon 
at the top of each chart makes it easy to save the info you want.
Feature Summary
The checkboxes to the left of each product can be used to produce a side-by-side Feature comparison of up to four products (example shown below).
Wireless Product Feature Chart
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