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Are you using Wi Fi 6?

In the past two years, both routers, mobile phones, computers and other terminal devices have rapidly popularized Wi Fi 6 networks. Compared with the previous generation technology, Wi Fi 6 networks are faster, and the number of connections and Internet speed are higher, which has greatly improved the use experience of wireless networks, especially in the context of multiple devices.

It should be noted that when many people don't understand Wi Fi 6, Wi Fi 7 may come again. Qualcomm has previously released the world's first Wi Fi 7 chip.

Recently, Skyworth Digital, a domestic manufacturer, also answered investors' questions about Wi Fi 7 on the investor interaction platform. It is claimed that at present, the company's wi-fi6 router has been supplied and sold in batches to the three major domestic communication operators and some domestic radio and television network companies.

For new technologies, Skyworth Digital said that wi-fi-7 is the next generation of wireless network technology and application that will be upgraded iteratively. The company's planning and R & D have been paying attention to and following up, and has also made corresponding technical reserves.

It is reported that Wi Fi 7 will support three frequency bands of 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz, and can use 320mhz channel and 4K QAM quadrature amplitude modulation technology. Under the condition of using the same number of antennas, the transmission speed is up to 2.4 times faster than Wi Fi 6, and the theoretical peak network speed can reach 46gbps.

However, considering transmission, interference and other situations, it is expected that the final real peak speed after commercial use will be about 40Gbps.

Previously, the chip released by Qualcomm supports three frequency bands: 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz, supports high-frequency multi connection concurrent technology, 4-channel dual frequency, and extends its characteristics to high-frequency band and 4K QAM modulation technology. The peak transmission speed can reach 5.8gbps, up by 60% compared with the previous generation.