STMicroelectronics' Dual Band Wireless LAN Baseband Processor Melds Advanced Features and Low Cost

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STLC8201 simplifies design and cuts the cost of 802.11a/b/g applications.

Geneva, June 8, 2004 - STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) today announced the availability of its next generation STLC8201 multi-mode wireless LAN baseband processor chip. The STLC8201, along with the previously announced STLC8100 dual band wireless LAN RF transceiver, form the latest STLC8000 series platform enabling an array of low cost IEEE802.11a/b/g systems including wireless ADSL gateways, broadband routers, access points, media servers, bridges, print servers as well as clients and other wireless modules.


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