What is RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ and SINR?
What is RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ and SINR - Dr Andre Fourie
RSSI - Received Signal Strength Indicator
RSRP - Reference Signal Received Power
RSRQ - Reference Signal Received Quality
SINR - signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio
SNIR - Signal-to-noise-plus-interference ratio
SNR - Signal to Noise Ratio.
European office for international distributors and inquiries:
sales-europe@poynting.tech
South African inquiries info@poynting.tech.
Poynting is a top global provider of integrated antenna solutions, responsible for the innovation, design and manufacture of its market-leading products. Established as a consultancy in 1990, Poynting evolved into an official PTY in 1997 and in 2001 established Poynting Antennas. Poynting supplies antenna solutions for primarily wireless high-speed data applications. We provide solutions for 3G/4G and LTE, GPS and GLONASS, IoT Lora and SigFOx as well as RFID and WIFI.
Our antennas are used in residential, automotive, industrial and IoT solutions. We also have specialised antenna solutions for the marine, mining and tunnelling markets.This Youtube channel showcases Poynting Antennas' products and technical knowledge. You will find a selection of RF (Radio Frequency) or EM (Electromagnetic Engineering) FAQ with their answers. We regularly show you our latest antenna releases with unboxing videos. Where possible we do internet speed tests where we show how the speed of your Broadband 3G or LTE connection increases by fitting a Poynting outdoor antenna to your router. Do you want to get more into the detail of our antennas and RF or antennas in general? Have a look at our webinars - A guide to antenna implementation & considerations and Getting to the Poynt - Antenna specification minefield.
Poynting innovates, designs and manufactures integrated antennas solutions primarily for wireless high-speed data applications such as 4G LTE residential as well as B2B, antenna solutions for GSM, M2M, DTV (digital TV) and other CPE applications within the telecommunication, broadcast and consumer market.
What is RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ and SINR – Dr Andre Fourie
RSSI – Received Signal Strength Indicator
RSRP – Reference Signal Received Power
RSRQ – Reference Signal Received Quality
SINR – signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio
SNIR – Signal-to-noise-plus-interference ratio
SNR – Signal to Noise Ratio.
European office for international distributors and inquiries:
sales-europe@poynting.tech
South African inquiries info@poynting.tech.
Poynting is a top global provider of integrated antenna solutions, responsible for the innovation, design and manufacture of its market-leading products. Established as a consultancy in 1990, Poynting evolved into an official PTY in 1997 and in 2001 established Poynting Antennas. Poynting supplies antenna solutions for primarily wireless high-speed data applications. We provide solutions for 3G/4G and LTE, GPS and GLONASS, IoT Lora and SigFOx as well as RFID and WIFI.
Our antennas are used in residential, automotive, industrial and IoT solutions. We also have specialised antenna solutions for the marine, mining and tunnelling markets.This Youtube channel showcases Poynting Antennas’ products and technical knowledge. You will find a selection of RF (Radio Frequency) or EM (Electromagnetic Engineering) FAQ with their answers. We regularly show you our latest antenna releases with unboxing videos. Where possible we do internet speed tests where we show how the speed of your Broadband 3G or LTE connection increases by fitting a Poynting outdoor antenna to your router. Do you want to get more into the detail of our antennas and RF or antennas in general? Have a look at our webinars – A guide to antenna implementation & considerations and Getting to the Poynt – Antenna specification minefield.
Poynting innovates, designs and manufactures integrated antennas solutions primarily for wireless high-speed data applications such as 4G LTE residential as well as B2B, antenna solutions for GSM, M2M, DTV (digital TV) and other CPE applications within the telecommunication, broadcast and consumer market.
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