Workshop: WLAN Troubleshooting and Test Systems (on demand)

Reliable Wi-Fi communication is a key requirement for connected products, cyber-physical systems, and industrial applications. In practice, however, Wi-Fi systems are often affected by physical effects, environmental conditions, and protocol-related factors. Without a structured approach, identifying the root causes of such issues can be difficult.

This three-day workshop provides a practical overview of typical challenges in Wi-Fi systems and shows how problems can be systematically investigated and assessed. Participants learn which factors influence the performance and stability of Wi-Fi connections and how typical fault patterns can be identified in real-world scenarios.

Target group

The workshop is intended for engineers, developers, test teams, system integrators, technical project managers and specialists working with WLAN-connected products, embedded systems, cyber-physical systems or industrial wireless applications.

It is particularly relevant for participants from:

• Testing and validation
• System integration
• Quality assurance
• Industrial communication and IoT applications
• Research and development

The workshop combines compact technical input with practical measurements, analyze exercises, real-world examples and interactive troubleshooting tasks. Participants work with typical Wi-Fi failure scenarios and use selected tools to analyze signal behavior, protocol captures and network traffic.

This workshop can be combined with the training course »Introduction to Digital Wireless Communication«. This enables participants to effectively combine a solid understanding of the theoretical foundations with hands-on troubleshooting experience.