What do Ex db IIB T6 Gb and Ex db IIC T6 Gb Mean?
MAXON confirms that all of its explosion-proof wireless devices hold GB/T 3836 certification. All Models carry Ex db IIB T6 Gb&Ex tb IIIC T80°C Db or Ex db IIC T6 Gb&Ex tb... Read more...
MAXON confirms that all of its explosion-proof wireless devices hold GB/T 3836 certification. All Models carry Ex db IIB T6 Gb&Ex tb IIIC T80°C Db or Ex db IIC T6 Gb&Ex tb... Read more...
What is WiFi 7? WiFi 7 is the industry name for IEEE 802.11be, also called Extremely High Throughput. IEEE approved 802.11be-2024 in September 2024, and it is incorporated as an am... Read more...
What is WiFi 6? WiFi 6 is the Wi-Fi Alliance name for IEEE 802.11ax. It was developed to improve how a wireless LAN handles many active devices sharing the same radio channels. Hig... Read more...
AGV wireless communication is the network connection that carries dispatch commands, status reports, telemetry, video and maintenance data between an automated guided vehicle and p... Read more...
Where are industrial WiFi modules used? Industrial WiFi modules add radio connectivity to access points, gateways, industrial computers, robots, AGVs, AMRs, cameras and IIoT device... Read more...
Which Qualcomm platform fits an industrial WiFi design? QCA9880/QCA9882 supports MAXON's established WiFi 5 Mini PCIe modules. QCN9024 appears in several WiFi 6 modules with differ... Read more...
Which WiFi generation is right for an industrial product? WiFi 5 is still a practical choice for established platforms and moderate traffic. WiFi 6 is a common starting point for n... Read more...
M.2 or Mini PCIe: which interface should an OEM choose? Use M.2 E-key for a new design when the chosen module, carrier board and software stack support it. Keep Mini PCIe when an e... Read more...