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From: Doodle Labs LLP <donotre...@doodle-labs.com>

Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 09:31:20 
To: <lakel...@gbcx.net>
Subject: Doodle Labs introduces industry's highest performance IEEE 802.11a/b/g 
radio modules


[http://www.doodle-labs.com/]

PRESS RELEASE

Doodle Labs, a leader in ruggedized, industrial wireless networking products, 
today announced the availability of the carrier-class IEEE 802.11 a/b/g 
wireless mini-PCI radio modules. These modules are the first ever >1000mW 
radios that support extended frequency ranges of 4.8 – 6.0 GHz (DLM105) and 2.3 
GHz to 2.7 GHz (DLM106), programmable 5/10/20/40 MHz channel width for the 
operation in the licensed/unlicensed bands (e.g. WiFi, WiMax, Home Land 
Security, ISM bands).

In addition to the highest-power and extended frequency ranges, the radio 
modules also feature industry best receiver sensitivity, linear output power 
amplifiers in balanced mode to deliver high power at lowest EVM (Error Vector 
Magnitude), advanced filtering for improved noise immunity as part of their 
industry-leading performance offering. The mini-PCI modules are based on the 
Atheros 6th generation 802.11a/b/g AR5414A chipset and include advanced 
features such as Adaptive Noise Immunity, QoS, and latest IEEE 802.11i security 
standards.

The design of the DLM105 and DLM106 mini-PCI radio modules feature dual MMCX 
antenna connectors for flexibility in system design with diversity or 
internal/external antenna selection options. The low loss, rugged MMCX 
connectors allow for improved mechanical stability and the use of higher 
quality, lower loss antenna cables. The radios have built-in RF surge 
protection circuit, which can significantly improve radio reliability in harsh 
ESD and EMP sensitive environments. The operating temperature range is from 
-40º C to +85º C.

"The development of these radios was driven by our OEM customers who have been 
using our radio cards for almost 10 years in various applications deployed 
around the world," said Raghu PV, General Manager of Doodle Labs. "The feature 
set bundled in these radios is the result of an accumulation of suggestions and 
feedback we have obtained over the years from customer interactions and shared 
field performance experiences."

The DLM105 and DLM106 modules are now sampling and volume shipments will begin 
on March 1, 2009. The modules will carry modular FCC, IC, and CE approvals (in 
progress). The radio modules are compatible with Atheros’ Linux MADWIFI and 
Windows XP drivers as well as various Linux routing operating systems like 
Antcor Ikarus and Mikrotik.



About Doodle Labs -

Doodle Labs is a technology development company focusing on the design, and 
manufacturing of ruggedized, high Performance, high quality, Industrial 
wireless IP communication modules and systems. Doodle Labs products help OEMs 
to leverage the cost effective wireless IP technology to enable high value 
cutting edge applications. Doodle Labs is a privately held company with 
headquarters in Singapore. http://www.doodle-labs.com/

 

Issued by Doodle Labs. For media enquiries, please contact:

Ms. Daisy Wang
Manager, Marketing Communications Group 
Doodle Labs LLP
Phone : +65 6252 0100
Fax : +65 6353 5564
Email : daisy.w...@doodle-labs.com

© 2009 Doodle Labs. All rights reserved.
 

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