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I want to create an indicator of WiFi signal strength that displays 5 bars based on the RSSI level in decibels.
However, I am seeing conflicting (albeit roughly similar) interpretations of RSSI levels:
From https://www.metageek.com/training/resources/understanding-rssi/:
From https://www.netspotapp.com/wifi-signal-strength/what-is-rssi-level.html:
From some paper about IoT:
Etc.
I am not sure which one would lead to the best results.
My question is, what decibel ranges should I assign to each bar?
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However, I am seeing conflicting (albeit roughly similar) interpretations of RSSI levels:
From https://www.metageek.com/training/resources/understanding-rssi/:
Level | Quality |
---|---|
-30 | "Amazing" |
-67 | "Very Good" |
-70 | "Okay" |
-80 | "Not Good" |
-90 | "Unusable" |
From https://www.netspotapp.com/wifi-signal-strength/what-is-rssi-level.html:
Level | Quality |
---|---|
-50 | "Excellent" |
-60 | "Very Good" |
-70 | "Good" |
-80 | "Low" |
-90 | "Very Low" |
From some paper about IoT:
Etc.
I am not sure which one would lead to the best results.
My question is, what decibel ranges should I assign to each bar?
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