Vendor: T2M GmbH Category: Wi-Fi

802.11 BGN Low Power WIFI RF SoC

The Silicon chip supports 802.11bgn, 20Mhz/40Mhz standard.It supports PWM up to 6 channel, Co-existance interface to BLE / Zigbee…

Overview

The Silicon chip supports 802.11bgn, 20Mhz/40Mhz standard.It supports PWM up to 6 channel, Co-existance interface to BLE / Zigbee chip.
The chip integrates strong 32-bit MCU up to 160 Mhz with 16KB ROM, 272KB SRAM, 512/1MB Flash. It has 40Mhz Xtal and 32K RC.
It has built in DC-DC and regulators.

This IP is delivered as the complete chip design data base enabling internalisation, customisation or as Whilte Lable chips.

Key features

  • Tx output power: 11b 20dBm, 11g 16dBm@54Mbps, 11n 15dBm
  • Rx sensitivity: -76dBm @ 54Mbps, -94dBm @ 6Mbps
  • Current: 45mA @ Rx 54M, 138mA @16dBm
  • Sensor support
    • 12bits ADC with PGA
    • Temperature sensor

Benefits

  • A Silicon proven chip that is available as a white box IP license with modification rights and unlimited usage

Applications

  • IoT
  • M2M
  • Cellular
  • Automotive

What’s Included?

  • Design Data Base of chip
  • Schematics
  • Layout
  • Source Code
  • Certification Certificates
  • Chip Test program

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
T2M8166
Vendor
T2M GmbH
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

HQ: Germany

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What is 802.11 BGN Low Power WIFI RF SoC?

802.11 BGN Low Power WIFI RF SoC is a Wi-Fi IP core from T2M GmbH listed on Semi IP Hub.

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