WIFI 6E/IPQ5018 WITH QCN9074 Deliver new data experiences

What is Wi-Fi 6E?

Introduced by the Wi-Fi Alliance, Wi-Fi 6E is a future standard that extends Wi-Fi 6 (also known as 802.11ax) and supports operation in the unlicensed 6 GHz band in addition to the currently supported 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. 802.11ax functionality.

In addition to the additional 1200 MHz of spectrum in the 6 GHz band available for Wi-Fi applications, Wi-Fi 6E devices will operate in an additional 14 80 MHz channels and an additional seven 160 MHz channels. This broader spectrum helps simplify network design, enabling ultimate Wi-Fi performance with higher throughput and wider channels while eliminating the need to support older devices, reducing network congestion.

Leveraging this spread spectrum capacity at 6 GHz opens the door to continued innovation in Wi-Fi user experiences and connected devices. The Wi-Fi 6E standard further enhances the user experience of 802.11ax networks with faster, more reliable Wi-Fi networks. Such networks are designed to handle soaring device density and high-bandwidth applications.

Improving user experience with Wi-Fi 6E

As the need for more devices to connect continues to grow, Wi-Fi 6E will enable enterprises and service providers to support emerging applications and maintain optimal performance for every connected device.

The introduction of Wi-Fi 6E addresses the shortage of Wi-Fi spectrum by providing additional and continuous channel bandwidth to support the growing number of devices at an unprecedented speed. By adding 1200 MHz to the 6 GHz band, it will enable businesses to deliver faster, more reliable enterprise Wi-Fi networks. These networks will be highly scalable and resilient, with a simplified architecture that increases the ability to support more users at gigabit speeds, even in very congested environments with numerous mobile and IoT devices .

Wi-Fi 6E further improves network capacity and efficiency to meet the higher throughput needs of mission-critical applications. Today, vendors can start developing access points and mobile devices using the original Wi-Fi 6E chipsets. Wi-Fi 6E products are already available. As client devices (which often lag chipset development) become more widespread, organizations with requirements beyond 802.11ax may initiate migration projects.

How does Wi-Fi 6E work?

Wi-Fi 6E offers all the features and functionality of 802.11ax, but does so by operating on the 6 GHz band. 802.11ax not only increases network speeds, but also incorporates innovative technologies to improve overall network performance when connecting large numbers of devices running high-bandwidth, low-latency applications.

Wi-Fi 6E networks will provide increased capacity with 14 additional 80 MHz channels and 7 additional 160 MHz channels operating in the 6 GHz band, while leveraging the following existing 802.11ax capabilities:

• 8x8 uplink/downlink MU-MIMO, OFDMA and BSS Color to increase capacity up to four times to handle more devices.

• Target wake time (TWT) that improves network efficiency and extends device battery life, including IoT devices.

• 1024 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation Mode (1024-QAM), which increases throughput of emerging bandwidth-intensive applications by transmitting more data in the same amount of spectrum.

WIFI 6E Product

DR5018M

• Dual-core ARM 64bit A53@1.0GHz Processor

• 1G DDRL3L System Memory

• 8MB NOR Flash, 256MB NAND Flash

• 2x2 On-board 2.4GHz radio,up to 573Mbps physical Data Rate

• M.2 Card Slot for 5G (QUECTEL RM 500Q-GL) ;

• M.2 Card Slot for QCN9074 WIFI 6E Card

• M.2 Card Slot for QCN6122-6E Card

• M.2 Card Slot for QCN6102-5GCard

• Support Openwifi

DR9074-6E

• Qualcomm Atheros QCN9074

• 6GHz, max 23dBm per chain, up to 4949Mbps

• Single Band 6GHz 4x4 WiFi 6E (802.11ax)

• 4 spatial streams (4SS)

• M.2 E Key Interface

• PCI Express 3.0 Interface

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