BCM43236TBKML1WG

BCM43236TBKML1WG is a multiband (2.4GHz / 5GHz) WiFi radio SoC with integrated Bluetooth 4.1. It is optimized for low-power and small-outline applications. It is based on the Broadcom BCM43236 protocol, which is essentially a derivative of the earlier popular IEEE 802.11n standard. The BCM43236TBKML1WG chipsets are capable of providing up to 433Mbps transmission rate, with modulations up to 256-QAM.

It is primarily used in embedded applications such as embedded consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and machine-to-machine communications. It is also used in home routers, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and other consumer electronics.

The working principle of BCM43236TBKML1WG is based on the principles of RF communication, which is basically a spread-spectrum radio technology. It involves sending and receiving radio waves, or electromagnetic signals, from one device to another. In a basic radio-frequency (RF) communication, a transmitter sends a signal and a receiver receives it through an antenna, which is connected to the transmitter. The transmitter will send out a signal on a specific frequency and the receiver then receives it. The signals typically have a certain bandwidth, a certain modulation rate, and certain transmit power levels.

The BCM43236TBKML1WG also employs data modulation technology. This is a form of digital data transmission that encodes and transmits digital data bits as an analog signal. This data modulation technology uses binary encoding methods like Pulse Code Modulation (PCM), Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM), Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) and others. This allows the BCM43236TBKML1WG chipsets to transmit digital data with higher accuracy, reliability, and range.

The BCM43236TBKML1WG also uses multiple in and multiple out (MIMO) technology, which is a wireless technology that uses multiple antennas to transmit and receive the same data across multiple paths. MIMO technology is a way of increasing the performance and range of wireless networks, by sending the same data stream over multiple channels simultaneously.

In addition, the BCM43236TBKML1WG chipsets also support 802.11 Hot Spot 2.0 technology, which is an enhanced security method designed to ensure secure inter-networking between wireless networks. Hot Spot 2.0 uses authentication methods such as Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) and Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol (PEAP), which are designed to prevent attacks on WiFi networks.

In summary, the BCM43236TBKML1WG is an advanced radio SoC that can be used in a variety of applications due to its capabilities in providing high-speed wireless connections with secure authentication protocols. Its integrated Bluetooth 4.1 allows it to be used in a wide range of consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and machine-to-machine communications. The chipsets also provide optimized MIMO technology, allowing for greater wireless range and performance.