802.11ax IP

SaberTek offers compact, low-power Wi-Fi 802.11ax transceiver IP with optional integrated BLE and sub-GHz support for multi-protocol IoT platforms
These solutions combine advanced OFDMA/MIMO capabilities with energy-optimized architectures suitable for consumer, industrial, and wearable applications

SaberTek offers compact, low-power Wi-Fi 802.11ax transceiver IP with optional integrated BLE and sub-GHz support for multi-protocol IoT platforms
These solutions combine advanced OFDMA/MIMO capabilities with energy-optimized architectures suitable for consumer, industrial, and wearable applications

This IP includes a recommendation-compliant 802.11ax PHY layer C floating-point code for the Station (STA) mode.
The code is integrated into a simulation environment that allows the configuration of mandatory features and the performance evaluation in terms of frame error rate.
It is designed to generate fixed-point sequences in order to accelerate the development of both C fixed-point code and HDL code for prototyping environments.

Highly versatile multi-protocol wireless connectivity solutions leveraging the latest and market proven Ceva-Waves integrated hardware IP and software platforms, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (Classic and LE), 802.15.4 (for Thread, Zigbee and Matter) and UWB
Optimized co-existence schemes for each specific configuration
Pre-integrated radio solutions, including RF from Ceva and various partners addressing a wide range of configurations and foundry process nodes
Easily adaptable to other RF implementations including customer’s own in-house developments

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Increased Throughput: 802.11ax is designed to provide higher data rates compared to its predecessors, with a target throughput of at least 4 times higher than 802.11ac Wave 2
MU-MIMO (Multi-User, Multiple Input, Multiple Output): While MU-MIMO was introduced in 802.11ac, 802.11ax takes it a step further by supporting both downlink and uplink MU-MIMO. This means that the access point can communicate with multiple devices simultaneously, improving overall network efficiency.