Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Wireless Ethernet",
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 Embedded controllers add wireless options from
Rabbit Semiconductor, which we summarised at the time by saying "The latest RabbitCore modules offer a choice of Wi-Fi/802.11 or ZigBee/802.15.4 wireless communications".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Wireless Ethernet increases industrial penetration from
Venture Development Corp: "Market study on industrial network infrastructure finds extensive deployment of wireless Ethernet (Wi-Fi) networking, with an increasing trend toward even greater usage".
In February 2007, we covered the news from Sealevel Systems
concerning its SeaI/O-OEM family
- take a look at I/O boards offer multiple connection options
which says: "Family of bus-independent I/O boards offers choice of host connectivity and a wide range of digital, analogue and serial control capabilities".
Take a look also at the news release from Sealevel Systems, Digital I/O module has eight high-current relays,
as well as Dragonwave to provide wireless ethernet backhaul from DragonWave,
and CardBus adapter adds USB and Ethernet from Sensoray.
See also:
Software embeds security into wireless Ethernet
(April 2006)
Nucleus 802.11i software is now available to developers requiring IEEE802.11i, Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA-2) and WPA support in wireless Ethernet applications
Amino acquires video codec specialist
(January 2006)
Amino Technologies, the Cambridge based broadband network software and systems company, has acquired SJ Consulting for a total consideration of GBP 1.3 million
OS flexibility is key to wireless Ethernet servers
(November 2005)
B and B Electronics has chosen BlueCat Linux and the LynxOS RTOS to power its next generation of wireless Ethernet serial servers
EPIC SBC aims for M2M comms duties
(September 2005)
The EPX-GX targets machine-to-machine applications that require a processor, a wide variety of I/O, and connectivity
Transceivers bring Ethernet and RF together
(May 2005)
The rugged plug-and play ConnexNet line of Ethernet-enabled transceivers merges AeroComm's sophisticated RF protocol with the Digi Connect ME embedded device server
Processor provides link to WiMAX
(April 2005)
Zarlink Semiconductor and Wavesat have carried out the industry's first successful tests of circuit-switched traffic over a WiMAX connection
Serial device servers cut the wires
(March 2005)
Quatech is adding six high-performance wireless device servers to an industry-leading product line that already boasts the highest data transfer rates and lowest latency available
TCP/IP stack is ARMed with wireless support
(February 2005)
An enhanced version of the CMX-Micronet TCP/IP stack offers SNMP and wireless Ethernet 802.11b functionality as well as supporting additional processors
News on the Wireless Ethernet and TCP/IP networking from IDC Technologies
(February 2005)
IDC Technologies is presenting a workshop on wireless Ethernet and TCP/IP networking in cities around the UK and Ireland during February and March 2005
Hub brings industrial wireless networks together
(September 2004)
The Bat is billed as the worlds first industrial wireless hub
Serial bridge puts RS232 devices over Wi-Fi
(September 2004)
The Aboundi ARS1000 serial bridge is a hardware computing device dedicated to wireless Ethernet networked systems requirements
FPGAs are vital link in wireless Ethernet
(July 2004)
Actel's low-power eX family of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are being used in Eleven Engineering's ETHx wireless Ethernet bridge platform
Wireless Ethernet set for sustained growth
(July 2004)
The market for wireless Ethernet infrastructure components and network software for industrial applications totalled $75.1 million in 2003 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 34.7% to 2006
Wireless module links RFID systems
(April 2004)
Genesta is to use the Digi Connect Wi-EM wireless embedded module to add wireless networking functionality to its radio frequency identification (RFID) technology
Software tools speed comms testing
(November 2003)
The new Modulation Toolkit 2.0 and Spectral Measurements Toolkit 2.0 from National Instruments give engineers tools to perform spectrum analysis, analogue modulation and digital modulation
Development kit embeds MCUs with Wi-Fi links
(August 2003)
Iosoft has released a new version of its microcontroller/802.11b development kit for designers of deeply embedded 8 and 16bit systems
Wi-Fi chipset is Sharp choice
(March 2003)
Sharp Corp has selected Intersil's Prism wireless LAN chipset to provide Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11b) connectivity for its new NotevisionM25X wireless projector
Kit has web and wireless designs on PIC micros
(November 2002)
An innovative microcontroller development kit from Iosoft opens up new application vistas for developers of deeply embedded 8/16bit systems
Lightning protector guards Ethernet bridge
(October 2002)
Smiths Interconnect - Transtector Systems has been selected as the approved lightning protection component to accompany Proxim Corp's Tsunami brand of high-speed wireless network products
Wireless LAN reference design approved for Wi-Fi
(September 2002)
Intersil's Prism 3 reference design for WLAN cards has received Wi-Fi certification from the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA)
M-Tec Wireless shaves months off development
(August 2002)
M-Tec Wireless used Celoxica's DK1 design suite in the development of a custom processor for its widebeam modules
Convertor adds wireless to Ethernet
(June 2002)
The WLI-T1-S11G wireless Ethernet convertor plugs into any standard Ethernet port on an adapter, hub or switch and converts this to a standard IEEE802.11b wireless LAN connection
Intel incorporates PRISM chipset for Wi-Fi
(January 2002)
Intel has incorporated Intersil PRISM 2.5 USB wireless technology into its new concept PC, codenamed Hannacroix
Sharp puts wireless chipset to use for TV
(September 2001)
Sharp has integrated Intersil's Prism WLAN chipsets in its new AN-SS700 audio/visual digital transmission system which allows wireless television viewing throughout the home
Baseband and MAC in one for embedded wireless
(May 2001)
The world's first integrated wireless baseband processor (BBP) and medium access controller (MAC) in a single-chip are now available in full production from Intersil
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
Intersil and Sony develop new wireless TV solution
(January 2001)
Intersil has worked with Sony to develop Point Co-ordination Function (PCF) technology based on Intersil's latest Prism 2.5 wireless LAN chipset solution