RadioWaves, a leading manufacturer of microwave antennas and accessories under Infinite Electronics, has unveiled its latest line of 6 GHz point-to-point antennas, designed to access the newest Wi-Fi 6e and upcoming Wi-Fi 7 frequency bands. The new Wi-Fi 6e/7 point-to-point antennas from RadioWaves offer type-N female and RP-SMA male connector options, making them suitable for MIMO applications. The portfolio includes parabolic antennas with frequency ranges spanning from 4.9 GHz to 7.125 GHz, providing access to the latest Wi-Fi 6e and future Wi-Fi 7 bands. Customers can choose from collapsible and rigid parabolic antennas, available in 1-foot, 2-foot, and 3-foot sizes. These antennas are engineered with dual slant and V/H polarization, allowing for quick adjustments as needed.
The primary goal of these antennas is to equip customers with the capability to access the latest 6 GHz bands, including those used in Wi-Fi 6e and Wi-Fi 7. This access enables networks to handle the increasing demands of numerous devices operating simultaneously without compromising network performance. By adopting these point-to-point antennas, networks can achieve greater channel bandwidth, increased access point (AP) capacity, and more efficient bandwidth sharing.
Kevin Hietpas, Antenna Product Line Manager at RadioWaves, emphasizes the importance of these antennas in meeting the evolving connectivity needs of customers. With the proliferation of multiple devices on networks, accessing the latest Wi-Fi bands becomes crucial to ensure optimal network performance and user experience. RadioWaves’ commitment to delivering high-quality antennas enables their customers to stay at the forefront of network technology and meet the demands of modern connectivity.
