indoor propagation

Indoor propagation refers to how wireless signals, such as Wi-Fi or cellular signals, travel within a building. Inside, signals are affected by walls, furniture, and other obstacles that can reflect, absorb, or weaken them. This creates areas with stronger or weaker signals, known as dead zones or coverage gaps. Signal quality depends on factors like the distance from the source, materials of walls, and interference from other electronic devices. Understanding indoor propagation helps optimize network placement and design to ensure reliable, strong connectivity throughout the space.