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    AW-GM320

    IEEE 802.11 b/g Wireless LAN Module


    Datasheet
    Version 0.3

    Document
    release

    Date

    Version 0.1

    2008/03/26

    Version 0.2

    Version 0.3

    2008/05/23

    Modification
    Initial Version
    1.

    Modify function block

    2.

    Pin35 description change

    3.

    Revise Mechanical Dimension

    1.

    Modify the description of pin 12,

    2008/05/28

    ping19, pin48, pin50 and pin52.


    2.

    Modify description of antenna.

    -1-

    Initials

    Approved

    Max Huang

    CE Huang

    Max Huang

    CE Huang

    Max Huang

    CE Huang

    1. General Description
    1-1. Product Overview and Functional Description
    AzureWave Technologies, Inc. introduces the first IEEE 802.11b/g WLAN module, ---AW-GM320.
    The module is targeted to mobile devices including, Digital Still Cameras (DSCs), Portable Media
    Players (PMPs), and Gaming Devices, Notebook which need small footprint package, low power
    consumption, multiple interfaces and OS support. By using AW-GM320, the customers can easily enable
    the Wi-Fi embedded applications with the benefits of high design flexibility, short development cycle,
    and quick time-to-market.
    Compliance with the IEEE 802.11b/g standard, the AW-GM320 uses Direct Sequence Spread
    Spectrum (DSSS), Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM), DBPSK, DQPSK, CCK and
    QAM baseband modulation technologies. A high level of integration and full implementation of the power
    management functions specified in the IEEE 802.11 standard minimize the system power requirements
    by using AW-GM320. In addition to the support of WPA/WPA2 and WEP 64-bit and 128-bit encryption,
    the AW-GM320 also supports the IEEE 802.11i security standard through the implementation of
    Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)/Counter Mode CBC-MAC Protocol (CCMP), and WEP with
    TKIP security mechanisms. The AW-GM320also supports IPSec with DES/3DES/ASE encryption and
    MD5/SHA-1 authentication. For the video, voice and multimedia applications, the AW-GM320 supports
    802.11e Quality of Service (QoS). The AW-GM320 supports SDIO and G-SPI for WLAN to the host
    processor.

    1-2. Key Features


    SDIO, G-SPI interfaces support for WLAN
    Multiple power saving modes for low power consumption
    IEEE 802.11i for advanced security
    Quality of Service (QoS) support for multimedia applications
    WLAN drivers for Vista, WinXP, WinCE, Linux 2.6, WinMobile 5.0/6.0
    Lead-free design

    -2-

    1-3. Block Diagram


    A simplified block diagram of the AW-GM320 module is depicted in the figure below.

    AW-GM320 function block

    -3-

    1-4. Specifications Table


    Model Name

    AW-GM320

    Product Description

    Wireless LAN Module IC

    WLAN Standard

    IEEE 802.11b/g, Wi-Fi compliant

    Host Interface

    SDIO/G-SPI

    Operating Conditions
    Voltage

    3.3V

    Temperature

    Operating: 0 ~ 80oC

    Humidity

    15% ~ 95%

    Dimension

    30mm*30mm*4mm

    Package

    Irregular Half Mini card

    Electrical Specifications
    Frequency Range

    2.4 GHz ISM radio band


    802.11b: USA, Canada and Taiwan 11
    Most European Countries 13

    Number of Channels

    France 4, Japan 14
    802.11g: USA and Canada 11
    Most European Countries 13

    Modulation
    Output Power
    Antenna
    Receive Sensitivity
    Medium Access Protocol
    Data Rates

    DSSS, OFDM, DBPSK, DQPSK, CCK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM


    802.11b: typical 17dBm +/- 2dBm
    802.11g: typical 15dBm +/- 2dBm
    Dual IPEX antenna port
    802.11b: typical -86 +/- 3dBm at 11Mbps
    802.11g: typical -71 +/- 3dBm at 54Mbps
    CSMA/CA with ACK
    802.11b: 1, 2, 5.5, 11Mbps
    802.11g: 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54Mbps
    TX

    g mode 54MHz: TBD mA(CW mode)


    b mode 11MHz: TBDmA(CW mode)

    Power Consumption

    RX

    g mode: TBD mA
    b mode: TBD mA

    Deep Sleep Mode: TBDmA

    Security

    WEP 64-bit and 128-bit encryption with H/W TKIP processing


    WPA/WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access)

    -4-

    AES-CCMP hardware implementation as part of 802.11i security

    standard

    Operating System
    Compatibility
    Co-Existence

    Win CE 4.2/.NET, Win CE 5.0, Linux, Pocket PC 2004/2005


    Cell phone(GSM/DCS/WCDMA/UMTS/3G) co-existence

    2. Electrical Characteristics
    2-1. Absolute Maximum Ratings
    Symbol

    Parameter

    3.3V

    Module power supply

    Condition

    Min

    Typ

    Max

    Units

    3.1

    3.3

    4.6

    Min

    Typ

    Max

    Units

    3.3

    3.6

    2-2. Recommended Operating Conditions


    Symbol

    Parameter

    3.3V

    Module power supply

    Condition

    -5-

    3. Interface Protocol Timing


    3-1. G-SPI Host Interface Protocol Timing
    Referred from Marvell hardware specifications

    Symbol

    Parameter

    T1

    Clock Period

    20

    T2

    Clock high

    T3

    Clock Low

    T4

    Clock Rise Time

    T5

    Clock Fall Time

    T6

    SDI Hold Time

    2.5

    T7

    SDI Setup Time

    2.5

    T8

    SDO Hold Time

    T9

    SDO Setup Time

    T10

    SCSn Fall to Clock

    T11

    Clock to SCSn Rise

    T12

    SCSn Rise to SCSn Fall

    400

    Condition

    -6-

    Min

    Typ

    Max

    Units

    ns

    3-2. SDIO Host Interface Protocol Timing


    Referred from Marvell hardware specifications

    Over full range of values specified in the recommended operating conditions unless otherwise specified.
    Symbol

    Parameter

    fpp

    CLK Frequency

    TWH

    CLK High Time

    11.1

    TWL

    CLK Low Time

    11.1

    TISU

    Input Setup Time

    TIH

    Input Hold Time

    TODLY

    Output Delay Time

    Condition

    -7-

    Min

    Typ

    Max

    Units

    45

    MHz

    ns

    15

    4. Pin Definition
    4-1.
    Pin No

    Pin Assignment
    Definition
    SD_CLK/

    1
    SPI_CLK
    2

    3.3V
    SD_CMD/

    3
    SPI_SDI
    4

    SD_DAT[0]/
    SPI_SCSn

    RESETn

    SD_DAT[1]/
    7
    SPI_SDOn

    SLEEP_CLK

    SD_DAT[2]/
    9
    SPI_SINTn

    10

    11
    12

    SDIO 4-bit Mode: Clock Input


    SDIO 1-bit Mode: Clock Input
    SDIO SPI Mode: Clock Input
    G-SPI Mode:G-SPI Clock Input

    I/O

    3.3V Power supply

    SDIO 4-bit Mode: Command/Response


    SDIO 1-bit Mode: Command Line
    SDIO SPI Mode: Data Input
    G-SPI Mode: G-SPI Data Input

    PDn

    SDIO 4-bit Mode: Data line bit[0]


    SDIO 1-bit Mode:Data line
    SDIO SPI Mode: Data output
    G-SPI Mode: G-SPI Chip Select Input(active low)
    RESETn: Internal pull-up
    Reset(active low at least 10ns)
    (1)When the customer uses the RESETn mode, the SDIO/SPI interface
    must reboot.
    SDIO 4-bit Mode: Data line bit[1]
    SDIO 1-bit Mode: Interrupt
    SDIO SPI Mode: Reserved
    G-SPI Mode: G-SPI Data Output(active low)
    Clock input for external sleep clock
    Note: SLEEP_CLK is used by the WLAN MAC. The input clock frequency
    is typically 32kHz/32.768kHz/3.2kHz.The Bluetooth radio chip supply is
    3.2kH.The WLAN requires 32kHz.
    SDIO4-bit Mode: Data line bit[2]or Read Wait(optional)
    SDIO 1-bit Mode: Read Wait(optional)
    SDIO SPI Mode: Reserved
    G-SPI Mode: Active G-SPI Interrupt Output(active low)
    PDn: Internal pull-up
    Full Power Down(active low as long as system need)
    0=full power down mode
    1=normal mode
    Connect to power down pin of host

    WIFI Wake Up Host Host Wake up WIFI, reserved for future use, left test point or NC.
    SDIO 4-bit Mode: Data line bit[3]
    SDIO 1-bit Mode: Reserved
    SDIO SPI Mode: Card Select(active low)

    SD_DAT[3]

    14

    3.3V

    3.3V Power supply

    15

    LED

    Transmit power or receive ready LED.

    16

    3.3V

    3.3V Power supply

    17

    GND

    18

    GND

    20

    I/O

    I/O

    I/O

    SDIO Card Detect Tie to ground.

    13

    19

    Type

    GND

    Basic Description

    I/O
    I/O
    I

    WLAN MAC wake-up in /Interrupt in


    Host Wake UP WIFI Software uses this pin or though SDIO as a method of getting the
    device out of deep sleep, note (1)
    NC

    -8-

    I/O

    Pin No

    Definition
    Host interface

    21
    select(1)
    22

    NC

    23

    GND

    24

    NC

    25

    NC

    26

    NC

    27

    NC

    28

    NC

    29

    GND

    30

    3.3V

    31~33

    NC

    34

    GND

    35

    ECSN

    36~39

    NC

    40

    GND

    41

    NC
    Host interface

    42
    select(2)
    43~47

    NC

    48,50,52

    Test pins

    49,51

    NC

    Basic Description

    Type

    Host Interface select:


    SDIO: floating (default in pad)
    SPI: Tie 100k to ground

    3.3V Power supply

    SDIO: Tie to GND


    GSPI: Floating

    Host Interface select:


    SDIO: floating (default in pad)
    SPI: Tie 100k to ground

    Please left test points

    I/O

    Note: Pin 19 is used to wake up the device that is in deep sleep. The driver triggers Pin 19 when the user
    requests it exit Deep Sleep Mode. After the device is awakened by the GPIO signal, the firmware sends a
    signal to the driver. The pin 19 signal is level triggered for at least 30us.

    -9-

    5. Mechanical Dimension

    - 10 -

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