MediaTek today announced the launch of MT7615, a 802.11ac System on Chip (SoC) for Wi-Fi connectivity.
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MediaTek said MT7615 will be available for sampling in Q2 2015 with mass production underway in Q3 2015.
MediaTek in a statement said that the energy efficient MT7615 chip will be targeted at home routers and enterprise APs for better performance in home coverage and security. End users in both short and long ranges on 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels and in single-user or crowded multi-user environment will benefit.
MT7615 uses integrated FEM, or external FEM, to deliver HD/4K video and data in home or office environments. Beamforming and MU-MIMO support enable it to support 4 users simultaneously, increasing the spectral efficiency of wireless environments.
MediaTek’s MT7615 SoC enables service providers and enterprises to provide top-performing Wi-Fi experience to their customers. It complies with IEEE 802.11ac (Wave1 and Wave2) and is compatible with IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n standards.
The SoC combines with MediaTek’s MT7623 Quad Core ARM-based network processing unit, with built-in 1×1 Wi-Fi for sniffer, background scan and spectrum analyzer purposes, plus Bluetooth connectivity for speakers and wearable devices.
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