T/CA 113-2026 Enhanced Wi-Fi performance throughput (TPUT) 3D pattern and routing environment adaptive test procedure standard

Scope

With the rapid development of Wi-Fi technology and the continuous launch of new-generation wireless communication standards such as Wi-Fi 6/6E/7, higher requirements have been placed on the performance evaluation of Wi-Fi devices. Traditional Wi-Fi performance testing methods mainly focus on throughput in a single direction, failing to comprehensively reflect the radiation performance and signal coverage capability of devices in actual usage scenarios. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a set of Wi-Fi performance throughput (TPUT) testing standards based on three-dimensional field patterns, evaluate the all-round wireless performance of the tested devices through three-dimensional radiation direction diagrams, and combine with route environment adaptive testing to assess the performance of the devices in simulated real-world usage environments. This standard aims to standardize the methods and processes of Wi-Fi device TPUT three-dimensional field pattern and route environment adaptive testing, provide a unified testing basis for Wi-Fi device manufacturers, testing laboratories, and certification agencies, and promote the standardization and scientificization of Wi-Fi product performance evaluation.

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