Duolog Releases its Embedded Wireless LAN 802.11g Baseband Core as part of its WLAN Platform

Dublin, Ireland December 17 2003:- Duolog Technologies, a leading provider of platform level intellectual property for the communications market, today announced the availability of its 802.11g standard compliant DSSS/OFDM modem of its 802.11 WLAN Platform. The IP family consists of all the elements required to integrate WLAN 802.11 onto a single chip CMOS solution with low cost and high performance.

THE 802.11g Modem is compliant with the latest IEEE standard and complements the 802.11 a and b modem cores already released earlier to the market as part of an 802.11a/b/g Baseband and MAC platform that Duolog is developing. The system can be implemented in an integrated or distributed manner to suit different applications ranging from Gateway/Access Points and PDA to thin MAC solutions and is ideally suited to integration with other communications platforms.

Duolog offers its modems with either separate I/Q zero IF interfaces or combined I/Q low IF interface. It can also be offered with a JC-61 compliant digital interface if required. This allows the analog functions such as A/D and D/A to be moved to the radio.

”We are pleased to offer a compact, efficient and low power 802.11g modem as part of our 802.11 Platform.” commented Brian Lee Engineering Manager “This is backed up by complete documentation, comprehensive test-benches, system models, and custom SOC integration services.”

The Duolog team has many years of experience in developing wireless communication systems and ASICs. Our team is focused on the "Total System Solution" approach to SoC design and are currently developing a complete WLAN solution including the entire system--radio, baseband, MAC, protocol stack and Access Point.

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