The latest CE Wi-Fi 5G standard publicly available on the ETSI official website is still the ETSI EN 301 893 V2.1.1 version released in 2017. Six years have passed, what changes are about to occur in the standards? This article provides an analysis for everyone....[+more]
At present, Wi-Fi 7 is rapidly developing, and many manufacturers have also released Wi-Fi 7 products. Regarding how to do Wi-Fi 7 certification, this article provides you with answers!...[+more]
It has been more than two years since the FCC first opened Wi-Fi 6E, and Japan has been slow to come. It finally announced the opening of Wi-Fi 6E band 5 in April this year, and issued a provincial decree in September to determine the technical requirements. The Japanese DSP agency also followed suit and released the Wi-Fi 6E test method. Since then, it has opened the Wi-Fi 6E certification applic...[+more]
As one of the RCM certified countries, Australia opened Wi-Fi 6E in March this year, and another country, New Zealand, finally opened Wi-Fi 6E on August 1 this year. This article shares the relevant information of New Zealand Wi-Fi 6E....[+more]
Recently, Canada''''s RABC-CCCR website released RSS-248 Issue 2(Draft) for public consultation. What is the difference between this version and the previous version and FCC Wi-Fi 6E? This article will show you clearly....[+more]
Previously, the CE Wi-Fi 6E standard EN 303 687 has been in an unpublished state (visible only to members). Recently, the first draft of the standard was finally published on the ETSI official website. This article brings you the interpretation of this version of the standard....[+more]
Since the United States took the lead in opening Wi-Fi 6E, all countries have actively organized discussions on issues related to opening Wi-Fi 6E. After careful consideration, Australia decided to open band 5 first, and released relevant technical requirements on March 3 this year. This article shares relevant information about Wi-Fi 6E in Australia....[+more]
As soon as the traditional Wi-Fi bands 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz were broken by the new band Wi-Fi 6E, the FCC couldn''t wait to expand the use of 5.9 GHz for Wi-Fi, actively promoted the formulation and improvement of regulations, and finally released the official version of KDB on March 3 this year. This article shares the regulatory information of Wi-Fi 5.9 GHz....[+more]
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