HFA3842B - PCMCIA/USB Wireless LAN Medium Access Controller
Intersil (now Renesas)
General Description
HOST INTERFACE PINS
PIN NAME
PIN NUMBER
PIN I/O TYPE
HA0-9
106-113, 117, 118 5V Tol, CMOS, Input, 50K Pull Down
HCE1-
1 5V Tol, CMOS, Input, 50K Pull Up
HCE2-
122 5V Tol, CMOS, Input, 50K Pull Up
HD0-15
101-99, 6-2, 96-94, 128-125,
123
5V Tol, BiDir, 2mA, 50K Pull Down
HINPACK-
103 C
Key Features
USB Host Interface supports USB V1.1 at 12Mbps, and is an alternative to the PC Card host interface.
New start up modes allow the PCMCIA Card Information Structure to be initialized from a serial EEPROM. This allows firmware to be downloaded from the host, eliminating the parallel Flash memory device.
Firmware can be loaded from serial Flash memory.
Direct attachment to a typical x16 SRAM using five control
signals (RAMCS_, MOE_, MWEL_, MLBE_, and MUBE_).
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TM PRELIMINARY Data Sheet HFA3842B June 2001 File Number 8020 PCMCIA/USB Wireless LAN Medium Access Controller The Intersil HFA3842B Wireless LAN Medium Access Controller...
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Controller The Intersil HFA3842B Wireless LAN Medium Access Controller is part of the PRISMĀ® 2.4GHz radio chip set. The HFA3842B directly interfaces with the Intersil HFA386x family of Baseband Processors, offering a complete end-to-end chip set solution for wireless LAN products. Protocol and PHY support are implemented in firmware to allow custom protocol and different PHY transceivers. The HFA3842B is designed to provide maximum performance with minimum power consumption. Package pin layout provides optimal PC board layout to all user interfaces including PCMCIA and USB. Firmware implements the full IEEE 802.11 Wireless