traptsignaalid

Trapt signaalid, English for "trap signals" or also known as "trap signals", are a series of electromagnetic signals originating from wireless communication devices, such as Wi-Fi routers and mobile phones. These signals are typically represented as subsequences of strong transmission signals followed by brief receptions and then returning to the transmission state again. They are closely related to the deauthentication and fake authentication frames often seen in wi-fi traffic.

Trapt signaalid can have a number of differing technical causes and forms, such as; occurrence during normal wi-fi transmission on laptops or mobile phones when switching between different networks, or resizing the transmission of the network, transistor amplifier types where the signals get intermittent when they get too large and reflexive jumps at different transmission levels because of evaporation and restoration and deconstruction events.

Trapt signaalid is most often observed in WLAN signals and are also quite common in GSM and UMTHS communications. As they come and go, it gives the false impression that there's another network nearby. In addition, Wireless experts have reported that in strong agricultural, pilotless and various environment, signals can easily damage by certain probes cancelling garbages developing meanwhile.