Micro Star Co MS3822 User Manual

WLAN 802.11bgn 1T1R and BT2.1 EDR combo slim module
Combo slim Module
Rev 1.0
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MS-3822
WLAN 802.11b/g/n 1T1R Slim Module
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Revision History
Revision Date Description Author/Revised by
1.0 2009/11/30 First version Benson
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1. WLAN Module Block Diagram
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Figure1: WLAN Module Block Diagram
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2. Product Specification
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3. Module Pin Description
Pin 1 Pin 10
Table1: Combo Module Pin Description
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4. Mechanical Specifications
3.1 PCB Mechanical Drawing
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Figure2: WLAN Module Dimension
3.2 Connector Mechanical Drawing
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Figure3: Combo Module connector Dimension
4.3 Recommended Cable Length and Gauge
UL1571 32AWG HOOK UP WIRE OD=0.38mm, LENGTH=650mm (MAX.)
PS: This is the very minimum cable selection requirement. Performance could be more optimized if cable length is shorter or premium cable is adopted.
5. Recommended Assembly for WLAN Module
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Applying insulating tape or other insulator and adhere it onto the module or LCD panel. This is to prevent the module touching on the panel ground.
Giving at least 1-2mm gap or applying insulators (insulating tap) in between module & panel for
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1~2mm gap
better isolation. (please note: This gap or isolation is only necessary when there is noise inducing from the LCD panel)
6. Solution for Thermal Red uction and Improving Antenna Gain
Adopting copper /aluminum foil or heat sink and then adhere it onto the top of combo module shielding case. The bigger the foil/heat sink, the better the thermal conduction. Please note that
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the size of foil/heat sink should just fit properly onto the shielding case. Foil/ heat sink size larger than shielding area will impact the antenna performance. See below picture as a reference for correct cutting size. Copper foil is highly recommended as it will enhance antenna performance.
7. Recommended Placement for Combo Module’s Antennas.
0.5mm GAP ( BT)
Leaving a gap between the combo module and NB housing ( the screw hole) for better antenna
10mm GAP ( Wi-Fi)
performance.
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For Wi-Fi side, 10mm gap is recommended. For Bluetooth side, 0.5mm gap is recommended. Note: please avoid any metal parts to cover, touch or surround with antenna.
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8. Recommended The Size Of Copper /Aluminum Foil
9. Recommended The EMI Coating Ar ea
We suggest the area of EMI Coating must be within the length of Green line :100mm and the width between blue line A and B (from the end of panel to end of A side). Don't Coating exceed this area.
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