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Oki

Founded more than a century ago in 1881, Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
is Japan's first telecommunications manufacturer headquartered in Tokyo,
Japan. With more than 25,000 employees worldwide, Oki Electric provides
customers with top-notch products and technologies for telecommunication
systems, information systems and electronic devices.
Oki Oki
Semiconductor
Oki
Semiconductor's Bluetooth Solution
Oki Semiconductor's Bluetooth solution meets version 1.1 of the
Bluetooth standard for short-range wireless applications. It includes:
Oki
Bluetooth Chipset
Oki's Bluetooth chipset consists of the RF Receiver (ML7050LA)
and the Baseband controller (ML70511LA).
The Oki Bluetooth RF transceiver (ML7050LA)
is a highly integrated systems-based IC that is designed to operate in the
2.4 GHz Industrial, Scientific and Medical (ISM) bands. The ML7050LA is
packaged in a 48-pin ball grid array package and requires only 7-milimeters
of the systems critical board space.
The baseband controller (ML70511LA)
incorporates the ARM7TDMI as the CPU core and is highly expandable and
adaptable for multiple applications. Together, the ML7050LA and ML70511LA
form a highly compatible and complete hardware solution enabling data/voice
communications while maintaining interoperability with other Bluetooth
systems.

ML7050LA RF Transceiver
The Oki ML7050LA comprises all necessary functions to eliminate the need
for adjustments and external SAW filter. Implemented in RF-CMOS technology
and packaged in F-BGA, the small device is a fully featured Bluetooth RF
transceiver LSI performing at low noise and high efficiency.
Datasheet (1/02, PDF)

ML70511LA Baseband Controller
The Oki ML70511LA is a self-contained Bluetooth baseband controller LSI
coring an ARM7TDMI ® with system RAM. The peripheral bus includes user
inter- faces, such as USB 1.1, I/Os and Voice. A plug-in is provided for a
user or application IP as is an efficient power management. A built-in
Flash memery version is the ML70Q5111LA.

Datasheet (1/02, PDF)

Oki
Semiconductor Announces BQB Qualification for Bluetooth Chipset (9/01)
Oki Semiconductor announces it has received Bluetooth Qualification
Body (BQB) certification for its Bluetooth RF transceiver chip. Along with
the full BQB qualification of Oki's baseband controller and link manager,
the announcement completes the certification of the Oki Bluetooth chipset,
extending the company's leadership in chipset and module solutions.
| Part Number |
Description |
Pins / Package |
Features |
Supply Voltage |
Operating Range |
| ML7050LA |
2.4 GHz RF Transceiver (BQB Qualified) |
48 / FBGA |
ANT SW, LNA, IRM, PLL/VCO, PA (0 dBm) |
2.7 to 3.3 V |
-20 to +85°C |
| ML70511LA |
Baseband controller (BQB Qualified) |
144 / FBGA |
ARM7TDMI® 32KB RAM, 8KB Cache, USB, UART, CSVD/PCM, JTAG |
3.0 to 3.6 V |
-40 to +85°C |
Oki
Bluetooth Modules
The preassembled Bluetooth Module integrates a 2.4-GHz RF transceiver,
baseband controller, and software. All fully compliant with version 1.1 of
the Bluetooth standard. The Module incorporates the Bluetooth chipset
(ML7050LA RF transceiver, ML70511LA baseband controller). Memory and other
components, and, for added flexibility, both an antenna port and a
connector.
These modules are ready-made functional 2.4GHz Bluetooth data/voice
communication systems for shortest possible design-in time. Conforming to
Bluetooth Version 1.1, the 18 x 39 mm sized module integrates Oki's
Bluetooth chip set, Bluetooth software and a 20-pin connector. It provides
Class 2 output power and is offered in two variations:
- MK70110 with coaxial connector, U.FL.R-SMT/HRS, (no antenna)
- MK70120 with on-board chip antenna, ANCM12G45/Murata, (no coaxial
connector)

| Part Number |
Description |
Pins / Package |
Features |
Supply Voltage |
Operating Range |
| MK70110 |
Connector Type Module (without antenna) |
20-pin connector for HCI and PCM Interface, RF Coaxial connector |
| Conforms to Bluetooth Specification (Ver 1.1) |
| Output Power: +4 dBm max. (Class 2) |
| Receiver Sensitivity: -75 dBm typical (BER 0.1%) |
| Integrates TCXO: 13 MHz |
| Integrates HCI Firmware |
| Integrates 20-pin connector for HCI and PCM Interface |
| Integrates Flash ROM (4M bits) |
| Form Factor: 18 x 39 x 2.7 mm |
|
3.3 V 5% |
0 to 60 °C |
| MK70120 |
Connector Type Module (with antenna) |
20-pin connector for HCI and PCM Interface |
MK70110
/ MK70120 Modules
Oki Semiconductor's MK70 Series modules are for use in 2.4 GHz band
Bluetooth systems. These modules incorporate Bluetooth baseband and RF
transceiver ICs, Flash memory, and TCXO. Using one of Oki's MK70 Series
modules, a user's turnaround time for 2.4 GHz Bluetooth data/voice
communication device development is reduced to the shortest possible time.
Available in the MK70 Series are the MK70110 and MK70120 modules which are
without antenna and with antenna, respectively.

MK70120
System Development Kits
Bluetooth
Module System Development Kit (MSDK)
Like Oki's CSDK, a Bluetooth Module System Development Kit (MSDK) is
also available as a standardized board with multiple interfaces and
built-in software. It includes a dedicated Evaluation Tool for evaluating
and verifying data communication with the Bluetooth target system and to
control operation of BT-MSDK. Includes USB, UART, and Mini Jack.
Bluetooth
Chipset System Development Kit (CSDK)
Oki's Bluetooth Chipset System Development Kit (CSDK) is available as a
standardized board with multiple interfaces and built-in software. It
includes a dedicated Evaluation Tool for evaluating and verifying data
communication with the Bluetooth target system and to control operation of
BT-CSDK. Includes USB, UART, Mini Jack, GPIO, PCM, and JTAG.
Functional Comparison: Oki's SDKs
| |
SDK for Chip Set |
SDK for Module |
| General |
Size |
180 X 139 mm |
95 X 55 mm (Max.) |
| Power Supply |
5.0 V |
5.0 V (no need for USB connection) |
| Interface |
UART |
D-SUB9 |
D-SUB9 (number of signal:4) |
| USB |
USB |
USB (with bus powered operation) |
| Audio |
mini jack (CODEC A-law/µ-law) |
mini jack (CODEC A-law / µ-law) |
| GPIO |
32 pin |
none |
| BB to BB |
3 pin |
none |
| XMC |
50 pin |
none |
| JTAG |
20 pin |
none |
| RF Connector |
30 pin |
none |
| Others |
RF Support |
RF board gerber file |
none |
Reference
Designs
- PCMCIA Reference Design
- Bluetooth Printer Adaptor Card Reference Design
- Bluetooth Ethernet Access Point Reference Design
Bluetooth
PCMCIA Reference Design (3/02)
Companies Leverage Partnership to Offer Bluetooth Solution for Truly
Transparent Wireless Connections for Laptops and Mobile Devices. Oki
Semiconductor and Adamya Technologies announce a Bluetooth PCMCIA
reference design offering developers a complete, cost-effective wire
replacement solution for handheld, laptop and desktop computer
connections. With a reference design based upon Oki's
BQB-qualified chipset and module and Adamya's C-Blue™ software
stack, developers are equipped with a cost-effective, reliable and
feature-rich platform to best suit their PCMCIA design needs. The two
companies will be demonstrating the Bluetooth PCMCIA reference design as
well as their Bluetooth printer card reference design at the Embedded
Systems Conference.
The reference design board is a complete hardware and software solution
that includes Oki's Bluetooth BQB-certified module (with antenna) and
Adamya's C-Blue software stack, which provides support to HCI, L2CAP,
RFCOMM, SDP and TCS protocols, and the embedded application with drivers.
Features of the Bluetooth PCMCIA reference design include:
- Interoperability with any standard Bluetooth v. 1.1 device
- Oki's BQB-certified Bluetooth module
- Adamya's C-Blue stack
- Adherence to standard PCMCIA Type II dimensions
- Lightweight PCB (0.6 mm thick PCB.)
- Demonstration programs built using C-Blue, the smallest Bluetooth
protocol stack
- Demonstration programs included with the reference design kit
OKI Technical Review Special Issue on
SPA (Silicon Platform Architecture) Core Technologies of Bluetooth Systems
(12/00, PDF)
The products which our company has developed, compatible with the
Bluetooth system are: a chip set consisting of an RF transceiver LSI (ML
7050LA) and a base band controller LSI (ML7051LA), Bluetooth communication
software, and a kit for system development. In this paper we will describe
in summary form the operation of the Bluetooth hardware and software for
communications processing.
Last updated: 27-Mar-2006
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