SX-PCEBE is powered by the QCA2076 chipset that supports Wi-Fi 7 and tri-band frequencies. It is ideal for embedded applications like medical devices, transportation, and AI data-driven and streaming products that need to pass large amounts of data over a network relatively quickly.  

Key Wi-Fi 7 features 

320 MHz channels

Wi-Fi 7 can deliver massive throughput gains thanks to wider channel and capacity gains from the 6GHz spectrum. Wi-Fi 7 offers peak rates of over 4X increase over Wi-Fi 6E.

Preamble puncturing

Wi-Fi 7 introduces preamble puncturing to avoid channels with interference, resulting in an ability to use wider channels in the face of interference.

Multi-link operation (MLO)

Wi-Fi 7 introduces several multi-link options that significantly increase throughput and reduce latency. Wi-Fi operates on multiple bands—2.4GHz, 5GHz, and, with Wi-Fi 6 and 7, 6GHz. Typically, a signal is only a single link transmitted on its own band. 
With Wi-Fi 7, multiple links can all be combined into a single connection or switched around as needed to improve speed or reliability. 

Modulation evolution to 4K QAM 

Wi-Fi 7 is standardizing an advanced modulation scheme called 4K QAM, which can boost peak rates to increase throughput and capacity compared to Wi-Fi systems using 1K QAM modulation.