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  WallysTech Launches the New Wi-Fi 7 Platform — DR5322 High-Performance Router Board In the era of high-speed wireless and IoT, WallysTech once again leads industry innovation with the launch of the  DR5322 , a next-generation  Wi-Fi 7 router core platform  powered by the  Qualcomm IPQ5322 SoC . With outstanding performance and flexible scalability, the DR5322 empowers enterprise, industrial, and edge applications with cutting-edge wireless capabilities. 🚀 Key Highlights — Performance Meets Flexibility Qualcomm  IPQ5322  Quad-Core Processor : Featuring a 1.5 GHz Cortex-A53 CPU for highly efficient wireless data processing. Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Support : Integrated  2x2 2.4 GHz  radio with throughput up to  573 Mbps . Supports plug-in modules such as  QCN9274  or  QCN6274 , enabling  2x2 5 GHz + 2x2 6 GHz Wi-Fi 7  for combined throughput up to  5764 Mbps . Flexible configuration and future-ready expansion. 🔗 A...

  In-Depth Analysis of WiFi 7 Chipsets: Qualcomm IPQ5322 and IPQ5312 Introduction WiFi 7 (IEEE 802.11be), the next-generation wireless standard, brings significant improvements compared to WiFi 6/6E. It delivers higher throughput (up to 46Gbps), lower latency (under 2ms), greater concurrent capacity, and more flexible multi-band utilization. As a global leader in networking platforms, Qualcomm is among the first to launch WiFi 7 SoC solutions, covering both high-end and mid-tier markets. The IPQ53xx series is positioned in the mid-range segment, balancing performance and power efficiency, making it ideal for enterprise routers, consumer gateways, and Mesh systems. This article focuses on two key SoCs in this lineup — IPQ5322 and IPQ5312 — and provides a comprehensive analysis from the perspectives of architecture, features, application scenarios, and ecosystem support. sales@wallystech.com I. Technical Architecture 1. IPQ5322 CPU Architecture : Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53,...

  Technical Analysis of Qualcomm IPQ5322 and IPQ5312 WiFi 7 Chipset Solutions 1. Background and Positioning WiFi 7 (IEEE 802.11be), the evolution of WiFi 6/6E, is designed to deliver higher bandwidth, lower latency, and improved concurrency . Key enhancements include: 320 MHz channel bandwidth , doubling throughput compared to WiFi 6. MLO (Multi-Link Operation) , enabling simultaneous transmission across multiple bands. 4096-QAM modulation , improving spectral efficiency. Enhanced OFDMA and MU-MIMO , supporting higher client density. Against this backdrop, Qualcomm introduced the IPQ53xx series network processors , targeting mid-range to upper mid-range WiFi 7 applications. Within this series, IPQ5322 and IPQ5312 are two key models designed for different levels of routers, APs, and CPEs. 2. Chipset Architecture Overview 2.1 IPQ5322 CPU : Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 @ 1.5 GHz Memory Interface : DDR3L / DDR4 Wireless Features : Tri-band WiFi 7 (2.4 GHz ...

  Leading the Future of Wireless: Meet Wallys’ New Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Platform – DR5424! With wireless connectivity accelerating into full-speed mode, we’re excited to unveil our latest innovation — DR5424 , powered by Qualcomm’s IPQ5424 chipset, delivering a high-performance tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router board solution. contact： sales@wallystech.com Highlights: Tri-Band Support (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz + 6 GHz): Unlocks richer spectrum usage and boosts interference resilience. Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) across-the-board enhancements : Wider bandwidth, higher QAM (e.g., 4096-QAM), and multi-link operations (MLO) for blazing speeds and ultra-low latency. Robust Wired Infrastructure : Features up to 4 × 2.5 Gbps Ethernet ports for high-throughput wired access. Enterprise-Grade Design : Ideal for dense office spaces, campuses, smart hospitality, and IIoT deployments. WallysTech Backed by Wallys’ 15 years of wireless innovation, we consistently transform cutting-edge standards into reliable...

  In today’s complex wireless environments, interference is often the main factor limiting performance. WallysTech’s DR5018S industrial-grade wireless router platform , powered by the Qualcomm IPQ5018 SoC , supports 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz bands and is equipped with a powerful Spectrum Scanning feature —designed to help enterprises deploy and manage networks more intelligently. What is Spectrum Scanning? Spectrum scanning is a real-time monitoring technology that analyzes the wireless environment across multiple frequency bands. It enables the device to detect: Channel utilization and interference sources Nearby APs and device channel distribution External interference from industrial devices or other wireless systems This data provides critical insights for network optimization. Benefits of Spectrum Scanning with DR5018S Smart Channel Selection Automatically chooses the optimal channel based on scan results, reducing interference and improving stability. Faster Troublesh...