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BCM4318 AirForce One Single-Chip 802.11g Transceiver |
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Broadcom Corporation |
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Hardware |
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Description: |
The Broadcom BCM4318 single-chip 802.11g transceiver is the latest addition to Broadcom's award-winning AirForce One wireless LAN family, which integrates the functionality of multiple Wi-Fi® chips onto a single silicon die to reduce the size, cost and power consumption of wireless LAN devices.
The AirForce One 54g solution incorporates a high-performance 2.4 GHz radio, 802.11a/g baseband processor, medium access controller (MAC) and other radio components. This high level of chip integration not only reduces the size of a traditional Wi-Fi module by 72 percent, but also reduces the number of components required for wireless equipment by 45 percent over existing solutions, thereby lowering the cost of consumer and small business network equipment. Broadcom's latest chipset supports the extensive software feature set included in the AirForce product line, including the recently released SecureEZSetup™ software. |
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Resource(s): |
White Paper
High-Speed Wireless LANs: The Impact of Atheros Super G Proprietary Performance Mode on 802.11g Devices |
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Related Products: |
802.11g | Transceivers | WLAN |
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