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Low cost wifi6 solution|IPQ5018 with QCN6122/QCN9074 realize 2×2 2.4G Wifi 6E
IPQ5018 is a high-performance embedded processor launched by Qualcomm, which is specially used for Wi-Fi network applications. It integrates a quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor and high-speed network connection, supports multiple Wi-Fi standards, including 802.11ac and 802.11ax, and is also compatible with 802.11a/b/g/n. IPQ5018 also supports a variety of peripheral interfaces, such as USB, PCIe, etc., which can be easily connected and communicated with other devices.
In this blog, we will take a closer look at the DR5018 routerboard developed by Wallystech. Powered by the IPQ5018 chip, this routerboard offers impressive features and performance while maintaining an attractive price point. Let’s delve into its specifications and wireless capabilities.
Specifications:
The DR5018 (IPQ5018) routerboard is equipped with four 1G Ethernet ports and one 1G POE Ethernet port, making it a highly cost-effective choice. It utilizes the IPQ5018 chip, which operates at a frequency of 1GHz, slightly lower than the DR6018’s 1.8GHz. This frequency reduction helps optimize costs and is powered by a dual-core processor.
Wireless Capabilities:
The DR5018(IPQ5018) routerboard supports 2×2 MIMO on the 2.4GHz band, offering a maximum speed of 573Mbps.
To expand into the 6E frequency band, it can be paired with the DR6122-6E (QCN6122) or DR9074-6E (QCN9074) modules. The DR9074-6E supports 4×4 MIMO with a maximum speed of 4949Mbps, while the DR6122-6E supports 2×2 MIMO with a maximum speed of 2.4Gbps.
For expanding into the 5GHz frequency band, it can be paired with the DR9074-5G (QCN9074) module. The DR9074-5G supports 4×4 MIMO with a maximum speed of 4949Mbps, specifically designed to support 4×4 MIMO in 160MHz channels.
Modulation:
The DR5018 (IPQ5018) routerboard supports various modulation schemes such as 64-QAM, 256-QAM, 1024-QAM, and 4096-QAM. Each modulation level provides a 20% increase in speed, ensuring efficient data transmission.
Wireless Speed Comparison:
Here are some speed comparisons for the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands in 802.11ax mode (40MHz, 80MHz, and 160MHz):
2.4GHz Speed Rates (802.11ax, 40MHz): Due to heavy interference in the 2.4GHz band, achieving high speeds in real-world usage scenarios can be challenging.
5GHz Speed Rates (802.11ax, 80MHz):
5GHz Speed Rates (802.11ax, 160MHz):
A combination of 4×4 MIMO, 160MHz channel width, and 4096-QAM modulation can deliver an impressive speed of 5764.7Mbps.
Product Enclosure:
Wallystech offers a range of enclosures for the DR5018(IPQ5018) routerboard. They have options available for both indoor and outdoor installations, with the ability to customize designs based on specific customer requirements.
Conclusion:
The DR5018 routerboard, powered by the IPQ5018 chip, provides a cost-effective WiFi 6E solution. With its dual-core processor, extensive wireless capabilities, and support for the latest WiFi technologies, it offers an excellent balance of performance, coverage, and affordability. To unlock the true potential of wireless connectivity, consider upgrading to Wallystech’s DR5018 routerboard and embracing their cost-effective WiFi 6 solution.
To learn more about Wallystech and their DR5018 routerboard, please visit their website at https://www.wallystech.com/Routerboard/DR5018-wifi6-Qualcomm-…
. For any inquiries or further information, you can reach out to their sales team at sales1@wallystech.com.
Embrace the power of Wallystech’s WiFi 6 Solution today and enjoy reliable, high-speed wireless connectivity that keeps you connected, fast, and ahead of the curve.
