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ZG2100M Microchip

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Does anyone know what kind of data does this Wifi module transmit?

 

http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en547511

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  • Mr. Koh,

     

    This module, plus a newer recommended one - the MRF24WB0MA - is an IEEE802.11 protocol compliant WI-FI device.  However the data that you can send/receive is via the supported Serial Peripheral Interface Bus (SPI Bus).  The data can be any digital data formatted and transmitted to/from the host microcontroller or processor.  You can look up the SPI bus specifications, or get a quick look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Peripheral_Interface_Bus.  Usually data is sent as 8 bits, but can be any organization since when the last bit (LSB) is sent, the controller stops toggling the clock on the SPI bus.  Common data organizations are 8-bit (general data), 12-bit ot 14-bit for high quality voice data such as phone links, etc, or 16-bit to 24-bit for high quality audio (music) data.  Tailor the data organization to your application need.

     

    Good Luck,

    Ken

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  • Mr. Koh,

     

    This module, plus a newer recommended one - the MRF24WB0MA - is an IEEE802.11 protocol compliant WI-FI device.  However the data that you can send/receive is via the supported Serial Peripheral Interface Bus (SPI Bus).  The data can be any digital data formatted and transmitted to/from the host microcontroller or processor.  You can look up the SPI bus specifications, or get a quick look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Peripheral_Interface_Bus.  Usually data is sent as 8 bits, but can be any organization since when the last bit (LSB) is sent, the controller stops toggling the clock on the SPI bus.  Common data organizations are 8-bit (general data), 12-bit ot 14-bit for high quality voice data such as phone links, etc, or 16-bit to 24-bit for high quality audio (music) data.  Tailor the data organization to your application need.

     

    Good Luck,

    Ken

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