Publish Time：2024-10-10
Building on the market success of its debut ultra-low-power Wi-Fi chip ATBM6441, AltoBeam has recently released ATBM6461, a new-generation self-developed low-power Wi-Fi 6 chip with full proprietary intellectual property rights. The component has obtained the latest Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 certification issued by Wi-Fi Alliance. Since its launch, ATBM6461 has won leading security manufacturers in the industry, and battery-based security products equipped with ATBM6461 are shipped to the North American market soon.
For applications of battery-powered terminal products, ATBM6461 is engineered with a strong focus on optimizing chip power consumption and further extends battery life by supporting the TWT function defined in the Wi-Fi 6 standard.
Compliant with MCS0 to MCS11 modulation modes under Wi-Fi 6 standard, ATBM6461 supports up to 1024QAM modulation/demodulation at the PHY layer with a Max. PHY rate of 287Mbps. Meanwhile, the chip also significantly improves RF performance to enable higher data transmission over longer distance.
ATBM6461 fully supports advanced Wi-Fi 6 technologies including LDPC coding/decoding, Beamforming, Extended Range Single User (ER-SU) frame structure and Dual Carrier Modulation (DCM). These enhancements greatly boost receiving sensitivity and transceiver performance under complicated network conditions, alongside substantial expansion of wireless signal coverage.
AltoBeam has invested consistently in R&D targeting the security and wireless video surveillance sectors for years, launching successive new Wi-Fi ICs to cater to diversified market requirements. Boasting world-leading performance in power efficiency and transmission range, ATBM6461 empowers downstream customers to upgrade and expand their lineup of battery-powered smart terminals.