Frontier released the worlds first multi-standard WiFi radio module

Frontier Silicon launched the world first through personal PC, four-in-one module to receive WiFi, DAB, FM, and audio streams. The new dubbed the Venice 6 module is the first WiFi, DAB and FM front-end with on-board antenna integrated module. Audio manufacturers to provide low-cost, feature-rich wireless broadcast equipment to the global market, the new generation of home WiFi network of DAB / FM radio broadcasting equipment to replace before tens of thousands of traditional network radio AD7712AR stations and audio stream signals. Portable devices using the module and alarm clock radios and CD players, small home stereo speakers and HiFi speakers and other is expected to be listed in July this year. Venice 6 small size (107 x 40mm), Frontier Silicon powerful Chorus 2i processor can send the MP3, Windows Media Audio (the WMA) and audio files of Real Audio and other various formats and protocols. The module also has a friendly user interface, easy to follow the instructions in four different modes of operation LT1308BCS8 freedom switch (network radio, music playback, DAB and FM). Through Venice 6 can be received over 10,000 Internet radio stations, only a few key presses a wide selection of network radio programs, these programs can be the one responsible for the management of all radio stations the vTuner network port to listen to the program high quality and reliability. Venice 6 is not only with the current encoding format MPEG Audio Layer II DAB standards-compliant, also supports the new audio codecs (sometimes known as DAB version 2 specification). Venice 6 to support the Band II and L-band receiver front-end, manufacturers are able to produce MC3363DW a truly global DAB radio, and bring different to what to accept transfer broadcast DAB market in accordance with the different versions of the DAB standard global . Broadcast standard used in each country is different, but the network of wireless access equipment is not UAA3201T the same as other broadcast products by geographical constraints. To 2009, according to an independent report of Lehman Brothers Research, worldwide broadband subscribers will be close to 350 million, of which 60% of the connection through the WiFi network. The report also predicted that the global potential WIFI radio users will be more than 10 million by 2009. Source: Electronic Engineering Times