Manufactured by Keystream, a wireless LAN chip manufacturer!
This is dedicated driver software for wireless LAN modules using KS3021 (MAC/BB chip: with built-in CPU for embedded use) and KS7010 (RF chip).
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■Reduces the load on the host system by processing the MAC protocol with a wireless module (baseband MAC chip). - Since most of the MAC protocol processing is executed by the wireless module, the CPU on the host (user product) side only needs to handle data transmission and reception. - To manage frames such as beacons and associations with the wireless module, the host-side CPU can be put into sleep mode during power save mode, enabling overall low power consumption for the system. - The handover function is also processed by the wireless module, allowing the host-side CPU to avoid complex processing and enabling fast processing. ■Power save mode is also supported. ■Ad hoc mode is also available (optional).
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