Electronic enthusiasts eight o'clock: 802.11ac is the most popular Wi-Fi wireless standard today, but in order to improve speed, throughput, reduce power consumption, IEEE 802.11ax/ad/ay has emerged. Among them, 802.11ax is a natural evolution of ac/n, which also works in the 2.4/5 GHz band, while ad/ay is used as an auxiliary technology. Since the working frequency band is extremely high and there is no interference, the rate can be very high. For example, 60GHz-based 802.11ad can achieve 8Gbps data transfer rate, and now TP-Link Talon AD7200 routing, Dell E74450/7470 notebook, Windows 10 creator update will be supported.
It is reported that the latest development is that the first revised version of the 802.11ay (verison 0.2) standard has been certified, the target rate is as high as 176Gbps, which is 22GB / s, in theory, Blu-ray movies can be completed in 1 second. However, your computer hard drive is definitely not keeping up. Even with the SSD of PCIe 3.0 x16 bidirectional bandwidth, the full speed is delayed.
Therefore, the practical significance of 802.11ay is expected in the scenes of high-definition transmission and wireless projection.
In terms of parameters, 802.11ay can be regarded as an improved version of ad. Based on 60GHz bearer, the bandwidth coverage is increased from 2.16GHz to 8.64 GHz, which is 4 times. The transmission distance is 300-500 meters. Convergence is achieved by 4x4 MIMO\256-QAM. Speeds up to 176Gb/s.
Verison 0.2 is scheduled to be released in March this year, and version 1.0 is scheduled to be released in July this year.
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