QA Cafe has officially expanded CDRouter's capabilities with fully automated Wi-Fi Range vs. Rate (RvR) testing, bringing a new level of real-world insight to broadband gateway validation. In a recent webinar, the team introduced this exciting addition and demonstrated how it integrates seamlessly into existing CDRouter test workflows using the NTA3000 platform and a newly developed Wi-Fi RF Attenuator Kit (RAK).
Traditional Wi-Fi performance testing often focuses on peak throughput in ideal conditions. But in the real world, performance is shaped by distance, interference, and dynamic signal quality. Range vs. Rate testing is designed to simulate those changing conditions by gradually attenuating signal strength to reveal how well a device adapts under pressure.
The CDRouter Wi-Fi Range vs. Rate Expansion addresses this need with a solution that is straightforward, cost-effective, and fully integrated into the test platforms that test teams already use.
This release builds on the powerful foundation of CDRouter’s performance testing capabilities. Key additions include:
High-end Wi-Fi test solutions are excellent for early hardware development and certification, but they’re often overkill for day-to-day gateway validation. CDRouter’s RvR Expansion delivers targeted utility without the complexity or cost.
What makes it stand out:
To get started with RvR testing, you’ll need:
Detailed setup guides, configuration tips, and training resources are available to help your team get started quickly.
The CDRouter Wi-Fi Range vs. Rate Expansion makes sophisticated, meaningful Wi-Fi performance testing accessible to broadband gateway developers and QA teams. It strips away the overhead of traditional platforms and replaces it with integrated automation, clear results, and workflows that fit right into your existing processes.
Learn more about RvR testing with CDRouter