QCN9074/QCN9024/QCN6024 support MU-MIMO for better speed and capacity in 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands

QCN9074/QCN9024/QCN6024 support MU-MIMO for better speed and capacity in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands
Introduction to MU-MIMO:
MU-MIMO is a multi-user multiple input multiple output (multi-user multiple input multiple output) technology used to simultaneously transmit multiple data streams in wireless communication. In a traditional single-user MIMO system, a group of antennas is used to transmit and receive a single data stream, while in a MU-MIMO system, a group of antennas can simultaneously transmit different data streams for multiple users.
MU-MIMO technology can improve the throughput and efficiency of wireless networks and reduce network congestion and delay. Its working principle is to use spatial multiplexing technology to distribute data streams to different users, while using beamforming and multi-antenna technology to increase the transmission distance and reliability of signals.
Specifically, the MU-MIMO system can dynamically select the appropriate antenna and transmission mode according to factors such as the user's location, transmission rate, and signal quality, so as to maximize the throughput and performance of the network.
In conclusion, MU-MIMO technology is an important wireless communication technology that can significantly improve the performance and efficiency of wireless networks, and is applicable to various application scenarios, including mobile communication, home network and enterprise network, etc.
The role of MU-MIMO on wifi card:
In the WiFi wireless network, MU-MIMO technology can enable the WiFi network card to communicate with multiple devices at the same time, thereby improving the throughput and efficiency of the WiFi network. In a traditional single-user MIMO system, each antenna can only be used to transmit data to one device, while MU-MIMO technology allows each antenna to transmit data to multiple devices at the same time, improving the concurrent processing capability and throughput of the network.
Specifically, in MU-MIMO technology, WiFi network cards can realize spatial multiplexing by allocating data streams to different users. For example, when a home network has multiple devices connected to the same WiFi router at the same time, MU-MIMO technology can enable each antenna of the WiFi router to transmit data to different devices at the same time, instead of once as in traditional single-user MIMO systems Data can only be transferred to one device.
Therefore, when the WiFi network card supports MU-MIMO technology, it can provide higher speed and better performance in the wireless network, especially in the case of high load. This is very important for applications that need to process large amounts of data, such as high-definition video streaming, online gaming and cloud computing.

Can QCN9074/QCN9024/QCN6024 be used as MU-MIMO card?
QCN9074, QCN9024 and QCN6024 are a series of Wi-Fi chips launched by Qualcomm. They all support MU-MIMO technology and can be used to manufacture wireless network cards that support MU-MIMO.

Among them, QCN9074 is a high-performance Wi-Fi 6E chip that supports Wi-Fi 6E standard and MU-MIMO technology, and can provide faster speed and wider spectrum in the 6GHz frequency band, suitable for high-load application scenarios. QCN9024 is a Wi-Fi 6 chip that supports MU-MIMO technology and OFDMA technology, can provide higher speed and better network capacity in the 5GHz frequency band, and is suitable for various application scenarios. QCN6024 is a Wi-Fi 6E chip that supports MU-MIMO technology and OFDMA technology. It can provide better speed and capacity in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands, and is suitable for various application scenarios.

Therefore, if the QCN9074, QCN9024 or QCN6024 chips are used to manufacture wireless network cards and combined with the realization of MU-MIMO technology, wireless network cards supporting MU-MIMO can be manufactured to improve the performance and efficiency of wireless networks. However, it should be noted that the actual performance and effect will also be affected by other factors, such as antenna design, network topology and signal interference.