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Mistral unveils WLAN Solution
for DaVinci™
Other topics: China WiMAX Adoption,
BWA Operational Strategy,
WiMAX Speed Solution
Mistral Software
March 7, 2007
Bangalore and Dallas, TX -- Facilitating manufacturers to accelerate their
WiFi based application development on TI’s DaVinci™ platform, Mistral
Software, a leading product realization company specializing in
real-time embedded solutions, today announced the availability of their
WLAN Solution for DaVinci™.
Mistral’s WLAN solution for DaVinci™ consists of the feature rich, small
footprint WLAN module from Murata - WLAN6101EB bundled with a
comprehensive software package comprising of the WLAN and SDIO drivers
available on Linux or Windows® CE. The WLAN solution is ideal for
product developers building wireless products like Feature phones, Smart
Phones, PDAs, Gaming Devices, Medical Devices, VoIP, Security Cameras,
Video Conferencing and Network Projectors. |
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WLAN Solution for
DaVinci™
With WLAN already playing a major role in the consumer electronics
segment, more and more product developers are using Wi-Fi as the
preferred means of connectivity. Product developers are increasingly in
search of solutions that will give them an edge in saving on development
costs and expediting their time to market.
The WLAN Solution for DaVinci™ from Mistral Software is a complete WLAN
solution for Texas Instruments’ DaVinci™ DM644x series of processors.
Made available using the WLAN6101 from SyChip, Inc. a subsidiary of
Murata, the host interface for the WLAN module is provided via the 4-bit
SDIO slot on the DaVinci™ DVEVM. The software comprising of WLAN and
SDIO drivers is available for both Microsoft’s Windows® Embedded CE and
Linux platforms.
“Our latest offering is a logical step and a key component of our
DaVinci™ strategy and is a perfect example of our successful
collaboration with leading technology providers like Murata in offering
the best solutions to our customers. We are really excited about
bringing out the first WLAN solution for the DaVinci™ to the market”,
said Samyeer Metrani, VP-Product Development at Mistral. “This solution
helps DaVinci™ based product developers get a head-start on the
development of their next generation wireless enabled devices.”
The solution provides a significant advantage in development time and
ultimately time to market for a host of devices where fast design
cycles, minimum package volumes and ultra low power consumption are
required.
“The migration of WLAN to consumer electronics devices has become a key
catalyst for growth in this industry. Partners like Mistral add to the
momentum by offering high-quality solutions and services that our
customers can take advantage of when building next-generation embedded
devices.” added Dr. Moses Asom, co-founder and Senior Vice President of
Marketing and Business Development from SyChip.
In addition to the SDIO and WLAN drivers, the WLAN Solution for DaVinci™
consists of WLAN6101 based Evaluation Kit for SDIO (WLAN6101SD-EVK) from
Murata to begin development on TI’s DVEVM. It also includes WLAN 6101EB
Modules from Murata to help customers implement their wireless
application on their hardware. The WLAN Solution will be on display at
the TIDC scheduled for 7-9 March 2007 in Dallas, Texas. You can visit
the Mistral booth # 316 for a demo of the product. For demo and
appointments, please contact Srini Panapakam @ +1-925-577-0796.
TI Partner for DaVinci™ Technology
Mistral provides hardware and software design services for accelerated
product development on the DaVinci™ platform. Mistral offers its
customers DaVinci™ based solutions for a wide range of applications like
videophones, advanced navigation systems and high-end PDAs. Mistral’s
services include supporting Windows® CE, plug-in modules for DaVinci™
EVMs and professional hardware and software development services on the
DaVinci™ platform.
For more information on Mistral’s WLAN solution for DaVinci™:
www.mistralsoftware.com/DaVinci-WLAN.
About DaVinciTM Technology
DaVinci™ technology from TI is a SoC based on the high-performance
TMS320C64x™ DSP generation and includes hardware performance
accelerators and video and audio peripherals that match consumer
entertainment equipment specs. It is the industry’s first platform
optimized for streaming video, image and audio performance. With
limitless scalability options, DaVinci™ technology helps streaming media
manufacturers keep up with their ever-evolving industry. It enables
leading-edge video, image, and audio quality and is extremely flexible.
DaVinci™ technology features multiple video codecs such as MPEG2, MPEG4,
Microsoft® Windows Media® Video 9/VC1, H.264, MP3, and AAC, to name a
few.
About Murata
Murata is a world-leading passive component manufacturer. Murata’s main
products include traditionally components such as capacitors, piezo
products and filters. Recently, Murata expanded its product line to
include modules using its strong LTCC (low-temperature co-fired
ceramics) technology. By LTCC technology, passive components can be
embedded in the substrate, and can fulfill customers’ requirements for
smaller and thinner modules. Murata products are found in Computers,
Communications, Consumer electronics and Automotive electronics. As a
result of long-term technology development and product supply, the
company is highly regarded for the quality and reliability of its
products.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. recently acquired SyChip, Inc. a leader
in Radio Frequency Chip Scale Modules (CSM).
About Mistral
Mistral Software is an ISO 9001:2000 certified and CMMi Level 3
appraised premier product Realization Company providing end-to-end
services for product design and development in the embedded space.
Mistral has domain expertise in Embedded Real-Time Applications,
Communication Protocols, VoIP services, Digital Signal Processing, Board
Design and FPGA Design. As a single source for both hardware and
software engineering expertise, Mistral’s expert design and development
services have improved the quality and accelerated the time -to-market
for a broad range of embedded systems. Mistral has operations in USA,
Japan, Germany and India. |
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