Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Wireless chipsets",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Wireless chipsets and modules come together from
Arrow Electronics (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "Brochure covers modules and chipsets for ISM, ZigBee, Bluetooth, WLAN, GSM/GPRS and 3G applications".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Chipset cuts power for asset location from
Texas Instruments (April 2006-): "The InnerWireless Vision Platform operates within building networks of hospitals, hotels, factories and other targeted industries to achieve a combination of RTLS affordability and ease of use".
In October 2007, we covered the news from QuickLogic
concerning its CSSPs
- take a look at Interface option eases mobile chipset integration
which says: "Addition of high speed SPI Host Controller to silicon-proven system block library extends range of alternatives for connecting to high-performance peripherals".
Take a look also at the news release from Qualcomm, Mobile internet solution released for laptops,
as well as Wireless test expertise attracts funding from LitePoint Corp,
and Chipset supports draft 2.0 of IEEE 802.11n from Qualcomm.
See also:
News on the Intensi-fi draft-802.11n wireless chipsets from Broadcom Corp
(August 2006)
Broadcom's Intensi-fi draft-802.11n wireless chipsets are now available in Acer's new Ferrari notebook computers, providing high-performance Wi-Fi connectivity
News on the Wireless chipsets from Agere Systems
(January 2006)
Agere Systems has shipped in excess of 100 million GSM-based wireless chipsets for mobile phones operating on more than 70 networks worldwide
FPGAs further penetrate portable electronics
(November 2005)
QuickLogic has announced an innovation in programmable logic technology, providing developers with startling new performance for portable electronics products
Three LDOs in one keep wireless chipsets supplied
(August 2004)
The AQ9107 is a low-noise triple-output regulator IC, supplying the power management needs of wireless chipsets
Network processors gain latest Linux kernel
(July 2004)
Integrated Device Technology has released a Linux 2.6 offering that enables optimised performance and a host of value-added features
Miniscule step-down convertor delivers 500mA
(July 2004)
The TPS62300 is billed as the industry's smallest, most efficient, high-accuracy, step-down DC/DC convertor for space-constrained applications
Chinese lab dedicated to next generation phones
(February 2004)
Analog Devices and TCL Mobile Communication Co have set up a joint development laboratory dedicated to the design of wireless handsets based on the 2G, 2.5G, Edge and 3G standards
Multimedia processor migrates down to 90nm
(December 2003)
The OMAP1710 is the first multimedia applications processor developed using TI's advanced 90nm process technology, offering up to 40% improvement in performance at half the power drain
Open environment to cut cost of mobile Java
(November 2003)
Sun Microsystems and TI are working together to deliver optimised end-to-end wireless solutions for 2.5G and 3G networks
Fodus to base SOHO wireless devices on MIPS core
(October 2003)
Wireless LAN specialist Fodus has licensed the MIPS32 4Kc processor core to develop next-generation SoCs for the global networking marketplace
Wireless chipsets boast boosted ranges
(September 2003)
Philips has developed highly integrated, high-performance two-chip solutions for 802.11a/g and 802.11g wireless LAN applications
Chipset cuts UMTS handsets down to size
(February 2003)
Manufacturers of UMTS handsets and wireless PDAs will soon enjoy significant design advantages thanks to a new highly integrated four-chip dual-mode TCS4105 UMTS chipset and reference design
Wireless chipsets demonstrated at Comdex
(November 2002)
Intersil will demonstrate the capabilities of Prism GT and Prism Duette wireless chipsets by wirelessly streaming HDTV video at 2.4 and 5GHz this week at Comdex in Las Vegas
Processor hosts Java for 2.5 and 3G mobiles
(March 2002)
Texas Instruments is working with software developers to complement its OMAP processors and wireless chipsets with advanced Java technology for 2.5/3G mobiles, PDAs and mobile Internet devices
1394b bus and Bluetooth combine for in-car fun
(February 2002)
TI has unveiled the industry's first automotive 1394b bus solution to support in-car infotainment applications such as rear seat entertainment and other complete audio and video solutions
WLAN chipset used in hospital telephone system
(February 2002)
SpectraLink is using Intersil's Prism wireless LAN technology as part of a voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) wireless telephone system in Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital
Wireless chipsets gain Windows XP drivers
(January 2002)
Intersil has released Microsoft Windows XP drivers for its 11Mbit/s wireless networking products based on Prism WLAN technology
GPRS chipset gains Java
(January 2002)
Kada Systems and Texas Instruments are to integrate the Kada Mobile Platform with TI's TCS2100 GPRS chipset
Wireless LAN technology for the workplace
(January 2001)
Intersil is introducing a new brand of wireless products called Prism/work specifically designed to meet the growing need for wireless LANs in the workplace