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 wallys//network card DR882 802.11AC 802.11AN wifi   2x 2 5G High power Radio card 

Featuring with industrial-grade Atheros’s QCA9882 chipset

Integrated with 2x 2 5G high power Radio Card

4.940GHz to 5.825GHz Frequency Range

2 x 5G MMCX Connectors

20MHz/40MHz/80MHz Bandwidth

Support 802. 11AC/AN

RoHS compliance ensure a high level protection of human health and the environment from risks that can be posed by chemicals  


    Wallys Communications (Suzhou) Co LTD  has been specializing in product design & manufacturing and delivering superior OEM/ODM services in wireless communications. Dedicated to innovative designs for wireless modules. Customization is also supported, We have 90% of the world market, We're a supplier to Facebook.  (Web:wallystech  com)

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      Absolute Maximum Rating


    Parameter

    Rating

    Unit

    Supply Voltage

    3.3V(MINIPCIE)

    V

    Operating Temperature Range

    -40 to +60

    ºC

    Storage Temperature Range

    -65 to +105

    ºC

    Operating Humidity Range

    5 to +95 (non-condensing)

    %

    Storage Humidity Range

    0 to +90 (non-condensing)

    %


     

    Hardware Specifications


    Symbol

    Parameter

    CPU

    QCA9882

    Antenna Connector

    2 x 5G MMCX connectors

    ROHS Compliance

    YES

    Dimension

    50mm x 30mm x 16mm


      Radio TX Specifications


    Operating Mode

    Data Rate

    Power

    Tolerance

    1 Chain

    2 Chains

    802.11a

    6 Mbps

    25dBm

    28dbm

    ±2dB

    54 Mbps

    21dBm

    24dbm

    ±2dB

    802.11n HT20

    MCS0, MCS8

    25dBm

    28dbm

    ±2dB

    MCS7, MCS15

    20dBm

    23dbm

    ±2dB

    802.11n HT40

    MCS0, MCS8

    25dBm

    28dbm

    ±2dB

    MCS7, MCS15

    20dBm

    23dbm

    ±2dB

    802.11ac

    MCS0, MCS10,MCS20

    25dBm

    28dbm

    ±2dB

    MCS9,MCS19,MCS29

    17dBm

    20dbm

    ±2dB


      Radio RX Specifications


    Operating Mode

    Data Rate

    Sensitivity

    802.11a

    6 Mbps

    -96dBm

    54 Mbps

    -78dBm

    802.11n HT20

    MCS0, MCS8

    -92dBm

    MCS7, MCS15

    -73dBm

    802.11n HT40

    MCS0, MCS8

    -90dBm

    MCS7, MCS15

    -70dBm

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