WLE3000H56 – WiFi 6E Wide Band 5GHz + 6GHz Module

QCN9024 is commercial grade, rated for -20°C to +70°C. QCN9074 is industrial grade with extended temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) and adds FIPS L2 cryptographic security. Both are 4×4 MIMO and support the same 5GHz + 6GHz bands.

Yes. The WLE3000H56 supports concurrent AP and STA operation. Use one virtual interface for client access and another for wireless backhaul—this is common in mesh nodes and gateway designs.

There’s no native driver support for Raspberry Pi’s Broadcom WiFi stack. For MiniPCIe-capable ARM boards (like some NXP or Marvell-based systems), you’ll need to verify driver availability. Check with your hardware vendor for specifics.

With 160MHz channel width and 4×4 MIMO on 5GHz or 6GHz, you get up to 4804Mbps theoretical. Real-world throughput depends on distance, antenna setup, client device capability, and environmental interference. Expect 60-70% of theoretical in typical deployments.

The QCN9074 industrial grade supports -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for outdoor enclosures. However, the module itself is not weatherproof—you’ll need a properly rated housing. Direct outdoor exposure without protection will void most warranties.

Four U.FL RF connectors (one per spatial stream). You’ll need external antennas with U.FL pigtails or an adapter board. MHF4 or MHF5 compatible—confirm with your antenna supplier.

Basic driver integration support is available for qualifying projects. For custom board bring-up or driver modifications, our FAE team can assist. Contact your regional sales manager for escalation paths.