Small businesses are facing a number of challenges - challenges that need constant attention. The right technology can help you stay on top of them and stay ahead of the curve. Technologies like the ones found inside the AP22. To meet the increasing needs and volumes of connected devices, Aruba Instant On is announcing its Wi-Fi 6 access point: AP22. Delivering higher capacity and greater performance at a competitive price, the AP22 is the perfect access point for small businesses with expanding mobile, cloud, and IoT requirements. Wi-Fi AP22 access point delivers faster Wi-Fi speeds, greater capacity, and reduced latency between access points and devices for an amazing Wi-Fi experience. With the AP22, you can upgrade your Wi-Fi network to boost performance across devices, while preparing it for more mobile and IoT devices in the future.AP22 can provide an exceptional user experience in a broad variety of scenarios. Remote offices, hybrid classrooms, hotels and restaurants. The AP22 can handle them all without breaking a sweat. No business can't afford downtime. The Aruba Instant On AP22 is designed for rapid deployment and simplified management. The AP22 lives to make your life easier.
Orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA)
Allows access points (APs) to handle multiple Wi-Fi 6-capable clients on each channel simultaneously - regardless of device or traffic type. This improves efficiency by boosting overall capacity, while reducing latency.
Target Wake Time (TWT)
Ideal for IoTs that communicate infrequently, TWT establishes a schedule for when clients need to communicate with an AP. This helps reduce power consumption, extending the battery life of clients.
Multi-user MIMO
Allows you to serve multiple clients (Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6) at the same time.
1024-quadrature amplitude modulation
Enables a data increase over 256 QAM, improving throughput in your access points and devices.
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Aruba Instant On access point has an installed TPM for secure storage of credentials, keys, and boot codes.
Basic service set coloring (BSS coloring)
Allows the network to assign a "color" tag to a channel and reduce the threshold for interference. Network performance is improved because APs on the same channel can be closer together and still transmit at the same time - as long as they are different colors.
Aruba Advanced Cellular Coexistence (ACC)
Uses built-in filtering to automatically minimize the impact of interference from cellular networks, distributed antenna systems (DAS), and commercial small-cell or femtocell equipment.
Low-density parity check (LDPC)
Delivers high-efficiency error correction for increased throughput.
Transmit beamforming (TXBF)
Delivers increased signal reliability and range.
