QCN9074 AX200NGW WiFi-modules-PCIe-adapter Linux-wallys

Wallys  has been specializing in product design & manufacturing and delivering superior OEM/ODM services in wireless communications. Dedicated to innovative designs for wireless modules. Customization is also supported, We have 90% of the world market, We're a supplier to Facebook.

SKYPE/EMAIL:sales@wallystech.com

APPLICATIONS

+ Profi WiFi hotspot coverage

+ Commercial radio coverage

+ Hotel Wireless application

+ Country coverage

+ Internet for passengers (bus, train, plane, …)

+ Security Surveillance

+ Some special scene application

+ Heavy-duty industrial environment use

Support 1 pcs  M.2 card

Support AX200NGW

Support DR9074-6E

RoHS compliance ensure a high level protection of human health and the

environment from risks that can be posed by chemicals  

Product Description

DR3G11 is an adapter card with one  M.2 slot. It can be used in a PC with a PCIe slot. Use this new adapter to expand your connectivity and upgrade your device to use the latest  m.2 interface cards. Each comes with both low and regular profile brackets. 

Brackets include holes for mounting SMA connectors, or for using as cable exit holes.

Specifications




Parameter	Rating	Unit
Input voltage	12	V
Output Voltage	3.3	V
Operating Temperature	-40 to +70	ºC
Operating Humidity Range	5 to +95 (non-condensing)	%
Storage Humidity Range	0 to +90 (non-condensing)	%
ROHS Compliance	YES





Outline




Parameter	Rating	Unit
Length	110	Mm
Width	66	Mm

  

WHAT WE'RE REALLY GOOD AT

We offer consultations in the field of IT - information and data networks - capacity, throughput, risk analysis, penetration tests, definition of security measures. We also supply wireless Wi-Fi data and 4G 5G LTE modules worldwide. There is no continent, where we would not have a satisfied customer! Yes, we have already supplied our Wi-Fi modules in Antarctica! You can find our modules, for example, in wind turbines, drones, ships, aircraft, both civil, acrobatic and military… on land, on water and in the air. NASA has also ordered samples, so the next goal is to get them into the outer Space!