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Murata LBEE5PK2AE-564

Small Wi-Fi_+Bluetooth Combo module with CYW4373E chipset for Wi-Fi 5

The Type 2AE Module is Murata's latest offer for DualBand Wi-Fi use combined with Bluetooth (BR/EDR/LE) as a highly integrated Module. Based on the CYW4373E chipset from Infineon this Module provides customer's with a "next generation" product for higher data rate applications or future proof designs, with support for both 5GHz and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, as well as Bluetooth. With the use of this newer chipset from Infineon the longevity of the Module is increased and there is support for some of the newer Wi-Fi features, like WPA3.

Key features

Small size with pcb area of 63mm2
Supporting newer Wi-Fi features
Product longevity
Supported on a number of common Ecosystems

Additional features

Small LGA package at <63mm2 pcb area
Front End RF functions integrated into module package
Support for newer Wi-Fi features
Supported in a range of Ecosystems
Mass Market product for use in low or high volume customer projects
Support for SDIO or USB for Wi-Fi
Support for UART or USB for Bluetooth
50Ω antenna port for design flexibility
Regulatory certification with reference antenna options
Industrial operating temperature range of -40°C ~ +85°C
Development tools based on M.2 module carrier board from Embedded artists

Applications

DualBand Wi-Fi for gateway (bridges)
DualBand Wi-Fi for video or high end audio streaming
DualBand Wi-Fi for EV Charging
DualBand Wi-Fi for HVAC

Available tools

Embedded Artists EAR00388 M.2 Module Carrier Board for the Type 2AE Module allows customers to work with the Type 2AE Module without the need for pcb layout design. This should be used for hardware evaluation and also for software development. This can be used with either Processor Evaluation Boards (such as i.MX 6M UL) or combined with the Embedded Artists Developers Kit. If used with Processor EVB's needing SDIO support then Murata has an M.2 to uSD adaptor Board.

If looking to use the USB interface options rework of the M.2 Module Carrier Board is needed and support for Drivers should be request from Murata.