Wallys|QCN9074/QCN6024/ 5G |Does QCN9074-5G module support W56?

Does wallys QCN9074-5G module support W56?

-sure!

In this article,we’ll introduce about the W56 at 802.11ax 5GHz.If you realized this article is helpful, kindly help re-post / comment blow/click like for help more reader to learn about W56)

There are 2 bandwidth for WIFI to use:2.4GHz and 5GHz.Strictly,there is another high speed 60GHz bandwidth,the usage for 60GHz bandwidth is quite limited and the price is more expensive,so the chance for use is not as wide as 2.4GHz and 5GHz.

Compare to 2.4GHz,the 5GHz bandwidth can achieve high speed,stable wireless communication,and suitable for video distribution services and so on.

IEEE802.11a/n/ac: 5 GHz (U.S. and Canada)

Different from the other channels,W56 can only used for outdoor,but W56 bandwidth may effected by marine and aviation radar.So it may could not be used in coastal areas and highlands because radio waves interfere,but it feature with less susceptible to interference outdoor compare to W53.

DR9074-5G
https://www.wallystech.com/Network_Card/DR9074-5G-PN02.1-Wifi...

Features

■ Qualcomm Atheros QCN9074
■ 5GHz, max 23dBm per chain, up to 4949Mbps
■ Single Band 5GHz 4x4 WiFi 6 (802.11ax)
■ 4 spatial streams (4SS)
■ M.2 E Key Interface
■ PCI Express 3.0 Interface
■ Supports Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS)
The features described appear to belong to a wireless network interface card (NIC) based on the Qualcomm Atheros QCN90X4 chipset. Here's a breakdown of the features:

Qualcomm Atheros QCN9074/qcn6024: This is the chipset used in the NIC. It is a high-performance wireless networking chipset that supports the latest Wi-Fi standards.
Maxim Tx power 20dBm per chain: This refers to the maximum transmit power of the NIC, which is 20dBm per chain. This is a measure of how strong the wireless signal can be.
Data rate up to 4949Mbps: This is the maximum theoretical data rate that the NIC can support. In practice, the actual data rate will depend on factors such as the distance between the NIC and the wireless access point, interference from other wireless devices, and the number of users on the network.

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