Abstract: During operation, a computer system may provide instructions to access points in an indoor environment to measure relative distances between the access points. Then, the computer system may receive the measured relative distances. Moreover, the computer system may calculate geographic locations of the access points based at least in part on the measured relative distances. Next, the computer system may select potential anchor access points in the access points, and may provide, to an electronic device, information specifying the potential anchor access points. Furthermore, the computer system may receive, from the electronic device, second information specifying anchor access points in the potential access points and defined locations of the anchor access points. Additionally, the computer system may update the geographic locations based at least in part on the defined of the anchor access points, and may provide, to the access points, the updated geographic locations.

Abstract: An electronic device that assesses communication performance is described. During operation, the electronic device receives information specifying a location in an environment. For example, the information may correspond to user-interface activity associated with a user interface. Notably, the user interface may include an augmented reality and the user-interface activity may include defining the location, such as by dropping a pin in the augmented reality. Then, the electronic device provides the information to an access point and/or a controller of the access point, where the location is within communication range of the access point. Next, the electronic device receives, from the access point and/or the controller, measurements of one or more communication performance metrics at or proximate to the location during a time interval. Moreover, the electronic device provides a graphical representation of the communication performance at or proximate to the location based at least in part on the measurements.

Abstract: An electronic device that assesses communication performance is described. During operation, the electronic device receives information specifying a location in an environment. For example, the information may correspond to user-interface activity associated with a user interface. Notably, the user interface may include an augmented reality and the user-interface activity may include defining the location, such as by dropping a pin in the augmented reality. Then, the electronic device provides the information to an access point and/or a controller of the access point, where the location is within communication range of the access point. Next, the electronic device receives, from the access point and/or the controller, measurements of one or more communication performance metrics at or proximate to the location during a time interval. Moreover, the electronic device provides a graphical representation of the communication performance at or proximate to the location based at least in part on the measurements.

Abstract: An electronic device that assesses communication performance is described. During operation, the electronic device receives information specifying a location in an environment. For example, the information may correspond to user-interface activity associated with a user interface. Notably, the user interface may include an augmented reality and the user-interface activity may include defining the location, such as by dropping a pin in the augmented reality. Then, the electronic device provides the information to an access point and/or a controller of the access point, where the location is within communication range of the access point. Next, the electronic device receives, from the access point and/or the controller, measurements of one or more communication performance metrics at or proximate to the location during a time interval. Moreover, the electronic device provides a graphical representation of the communication performance at or proximate to the location based at least in part on the measurements.

Abstract: An electronic device that assesses communication performance is described. During operation, the electronic device receives information specifying a location in an environment. For example, the information may correspond to user-interface activity associated with a user interface. Notably, the user interface may include an augmented reality and the user-interface activity may include defining the location, such as by dropping a pin in the augmented reality. Then, the electronic device provides the information to an access point and/or a controller of the access point, where the location is within communication range of the access point. Next, the electronic device receives, from the access point and/or the controller, measurements of one or more communication performance metrics at or proximate to the location during a time interval. Moreover, the electronic device provides a graphical representation of the communication performance at or proximate to the location based at least in part on the measurements.

Abstract: The invention discloses a monitoring system for estimation of phase conductor parameters of overhead high voltage transmission lines. Particularly, these parameters include electric current, conductor clearance from ground and wind induced conductor motion. This is realized by utilizing magnetic field sensing at various points or of various components with state of art Tunnel Magneto resistive sensors. The measured data is then divided into two groups, where one group performs the reconstruction using magnetic field and the other group validates the reconstructed results. For each group, initial conductor to sensor position coefficients are stored in two different sensitivity matrices in memory. For a change in conductor spatial position, the sensitivity matrices are altered which is estimated for each group and then validated by comparison. Errors in the reconstruction process are minimized by sensor placement at optimal points which ensures the condition number remains close to unity.

Abstract: An electronic current transformer for measuring currents includes a shielding structure, TMR sensor, conductor, amplification circuit, and circuit board. The shielding structure comprises a material that protects the sensor from external disturbance and damps the magnetic field from the internal conductor. The TMR sensor is connected to the amplification circuit for electric current measurement by means of reconstruction of magnetic field measurement. The TMR sensor is configured to receive data from the conductor and to transmit the data to the amplification circuit, which is configured to amplify the data and release the data as an output of the transformer.

Abstract: The invention discloses a monitoring system for estimation of phase conductor parameters of overhead high voltage transmission lines. Particularly, these parameters include electric current, conductor clearance from ground and wind induced conductor motion. This is realized by utilizing magnetic field sensing at various points or of various components with state of art Tunnel Magneto resistive sensors. The measured data is then divided into two groups, where one group performs the reconstruction using magnetic field and the other group validates the reconstructed results. For each group, initial conductor to sensor position coefficients are stored in two different sensitivity matrices in memory. For a change in conductor spatial position, the sensitivity matrices are altered which is estimated for each group and then validated by comparison. Errors in the reconstruction process are minimized by sensor placement at optimal points which ensures the condition number remains close to unity.