In recent years, with the improvement of mobile communication network performance, cell-free mMIMO with fully integrated and distributed processing has been widely studied, and wireless access networks have also become a widely studied topic in the academic community. This article analyzes the spectral efficiency of a new full spectrum cell-free wireless access network architecture with multiple EDUs and derives the performance upper and lower bounds of its traversal achievable rate. The full set formula and distributed processing can be used as two special cases; Secondly, the article further considers the distribution of users and large-scale fading models and studies the location distribution of RRUs. It is concluded that a uniform distribution of RRUs is beneficial for user traversal and speed improvement, and RRUs in multiple EDUs need to be as intertwined as possible, which is different from traditional multi-node clustering centralized collaborative processing; The article further proposes an modified genetic algorithms (GA), which simulates the performance of a new full spectrum cellfree wireless network with pilot pollution. The performance is compared with that of multi-RRU clustering group collaboration processing through Monte Carlo simulation.