Mimosa A6
- 7 Gbps IP aggregate UL/DL (9608 Mbps PHY)
- 8x8 MU-MIMO; OFDMA, BPSK-1024QAM
- Bandwidth: Single or dual 20/40/80/160 MHz channels
- Frequency Range: 5150-6425 MHz
- Network Interfaces: 1x GbE RJ45 PoE, 2x 10 GbE SFP
- Max Output Power: 29 dBm
- Antenna Gain: 24 dBi with adaptive beamforming
- Beamwidth: 90º azimuth, 7º elevation
- Security: WPA3; AES; RADIUS; 802.1x authorization
- Max Power Consumption: 40 W
- PoE Power Supply: Passive PoE compliant, 48-56 V (not included)
- GPS Location: GNSS-1 (GPS GLONASS)
Mimosa C6x
- 1.75 Gbps IP aggregate UL/DL (2402 Mbps PHY)
- 2x2, PTMP MU-MIMO client support, OFDMA, BPSK-1024QAM
- Bandwidth: Single or dual 20/40/80/160 MHz channels
- Frequency Range: 5150-6425 MHz
- Network Interfaces: 1x GbE RJ45 PoE
- Max Output Power: 27 dBm
- Antenna Gain: 24 dBi with adaptive beamforming
- Security: AES; RADIUS; 802.1x authorization
- Max Power Consumption: 20 W
- PoE Power Supply: Passive PoE compliant, 48-56 V (not included)
As a summary. The entire
6 series is based on the
Wi-Fi 6E protocol, which uses technologies:
1024QAM, OFDMA, channel bonding, MU-MIMO and beamforming. It has to be admitted that the new solution from Mimosa Airspan is characterized by reliability and efficiency. With all these features, the
Mimosa A6, makes the unlicensed band even more scalable than ever before. The Mimosa A6 also facilitates 5G network densification, using CBRS
(Citizens Broadband Radio Service) spectrum.
"Our new FWA 6 Series solutions introduce a new generation of high-performance fixed wireless technologies to take PTMP performance to a new level and is another example of Airspan's leadership in innovation and technology," - said Airspan President and CEO Eric Stonestrom. "Airspan's latest technology leverages commercial WiFi 6E chips and spectrum for gigabit broadband applications. With the importance of gigabit speeds in major government-funded programs such as RDOF, the 6 Series provides WISPS, ISPs and mobile operators with the ability to deliver network performance at fiber speeds at a much lower cost than fiber."
FAQ
Where to buy Mimosa A6?
Product availability is expected in early 2022. Please visit
www.batna24.com
What kind of coverage does the Mimosa A6 have?
It all depends on the environment and noise. In general, A6 is suitable for short and long range deployments.
Why is the Mimosa A6 better than the A5x, A5c and A5 models ?
Mimosa A6 has the most efficient Wi-Fi 6E chip that provides high spectral efficiency MU-MIMO 8x8, low latency OFDMA, antenna beamforming with noise reduction, 160 MHz wide channel support in 6GHz and 5GHz band. The A6 delivers 7 Gbps throughput and guarantees gigabit speeds for customers.
Does the A6 have beamforming?
Yes. The Mimosa A6 has an integrated 24 dBi antenna with adaptive beamforming.
What client tips will work best with the Mimosa A6?
The C6x Wi-Fi 6E client radio based on 802.11ax will work best with the Mimosa A6. This allows us to provide gigabit internet access to our customers. For easy transition from existing Mimosa deployments, the C5x and C5 can be used in
Wi-Fi interior mode.
Can the Mimosa C6x 8dBi basic radio be used without an antenna?
Yes. The C6x 8 dBi baseband radio can be used without an antenna for short distance connections.
For what distances is the Mimosa C6x client device dedicated?
This depends on the size of the antenna and the regulatory power settings. C6x and all X-series antenna options are available in the
Mimosa Network Design Tool
(NDT).
Author:
Leszek Błaszczyk