Changes between Version 118 and Version 119 of wireless/wifi

Timestamp:

01/10/2025 08:03:19 PM (10 months ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

adjust sections

wireless/wifi

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  * Gateworks has tested other !WiFi Radios listed below on this wiki page as well on the [wiki:FSA FSA Wiki Page].
 
-== !WiFi 6 & 802.11ax Radios
-
-WiFi6 & WiFi6E & 802.11ax is the latest, fastest generation of !WiFi radios. 
-
- * WiFi6E is the 'extension' of WiFi6. Wi-Fi 6E supports 6-GHz. 
- * WiFi6 is backwards compatible with other previous !WiFi versions, but WiFi6E is not. WiFi6 typically supports 2.4 and 5.8GHz 
-
-!WiFi 6 / 802.11ax Radios Gateworks has seen on the market:
- * Silex        SX-SDMAX 802.11ax 1x1 NXP IW611 [wiki:wireless/wifi#Silex Read More Here]
- * Intel        AX200   802.11ax 2x2 Intel ([#iwlwifi Gateworks tested on Ubuntu 5.15 kernel]) 
- * Wallystech   DR915   802.11ax 2x2 !MediaTek
- * !EmWicon     WMX7406-3TX     802.11ax 3x3 QCA (Qualcomm) 
- * Compex       WLE3000H5-7A    802.11ax 4x4 QCA (Qualcomm)
-!WiFi 6E:
- * Silex SX-PCEAX 802.11ax 2x2 QCA (Qualcomm QCA2066)  [wiki:wireless/wifi#Silex Read More Here]   
-   
-
-== WiFi7 & 802.11be
-
-This is a future standard that is still yet to be fully ratified by IEEE. It is expected by the end of 2024. 
-
-Most radios available were typically built to draft standards. 
-
-Some example radios can be seen here: [https://compex.com.sg/wifi-module/]
-
-!WiFi-7 is expected to support 320mhz bandwidths, up to 4096 QAM and 6GHz. 
-
-Although hardware may be ready, Linux software support often follows afterwards.  
+
 
 
 
 == Common Wireless Radio Hardware ==
-Gateworks re-sells some of the more popular radios in our [http://shop.gateworks.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=70_74 on-line store] and has tested several others. Please see the sections below for more information. 
+Please see the sections below for more information. 
 
 
@@ -297 +270 @@
  * Read more about Doodle Labs radios in the [#doodle Doodle Labs Radio] section below
 
-
+== !WiFi 6 & 802.11ax Radios
+
+WiFi6 & WiFi6E & 802.11ax is the latest, fastest generation of !WiFi radios. 
+
+ * WiFi6E is the 'extension' of WiFi6. Wi-Fi 6E supports 6-GHz. 
+ * WiFi6 is backwards compatible with other previous !WiFi versions, but WiFi6E is not. WiFi6 typically supports 2.4 and 5.8GHz 
+
+!WiFi 6 / 802.11ax Radios Gateworks has seen on the market:
+ * Silex        SX-SDMAX 802.11ax 1x1 NXP IW611 [wiki:wireless/wifi#Silex Read More Here]
+ * Intel        AX200   802.11ax 2x2 Intel ([#iwlwifi Gateworks tested on Ubuntu 5.15 kernel]) 
+ * Wallystech   DR915   802.11ax 2x2 !MediaTek
+ * !EmWicon     WMX7406-3TX     802.11ax 3x3 QCA (Qualcomm) 
+ * Compex       WLE3000H5-7A    802.11ax 4x4 QCA (Qualcomm)
+!WiFi 6E:
+ * Silex SX-PCEAX 802.11ax 2x2 QCA (Qualcomm QCA2066)  [wiki:wireless/wifi#Silex Read More Here]   
+   
+
+== WiFi7 & 802.11be
+
+This is a future standard that is still yet to be fully ratified by IEEE. It is expected by the end of 2024. 
+
+Most radios available were typically built to draft standards. 
+
+Some example radios can be seen here: [https://compex.com.sg/wifi-module/]
+
+!WiFi-7 is expected to support 320mhz bandwidths, up to 4096 QAM and 6GHz. 
+
+Although hardware may be ready, Linux software support often follows afterwards.  
 
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@@ -1617 +1617 @@
 == GW16151 M.2 Adapter
 
-For WiFi radios that are a M.2 form factor that need to be plugged into a Mini-PCIe slot, consider the [https://www.gateworks.com/products/mini-pcie-expansion-cards/gw16151-mini-pcie-to-wifi-e-key-m-2-adapter-card/ GW16151 E-Key adapter]
+For !WiFi radios that are a M.2 form factor that need to be plugged into a Mini-PCIe slot, consider the [https://www.gateworks.com/products/mini-pcie-expansion-cards/gw16151-mini-pcie-to-wifi-e-key-m-2-adapter-card/ GW16151 E-Key adapter]