The AW692 is a highly integrated Wi-Fi 6 device enabling concurrent dual Wi-Fi (CDW) and Bluetooth 5.3 operation. AW692 supports four modes:
The System-on-Chip (SoC) implements advanced features including MU-MIMO, OFDMA, Target Wake Time (TWT), and Bluetooth LE Audio. With integrated 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz TX power amplifiers (PA), RX low noise amplifiers (LNA) and Tx/Rx switches (T/R SW) as well as a full Bluetooth radio, the AW692 simplifies design. External front-end module (FEM) with PA and LNA is also supported.
The AW692 supports a flexible front-end design with either two or three antennas.
The AW692 implements advanced real-time Wi-Fi and Bluetooth arbitration hardware in conjunction with software algorithms to optimize coexistence performance. NXP's Edgelock technology is integrated. The embedded Edgelock® secure subsystem (ELS) supports hardware crypto accelerated secure boot, key management, firmware authentication, secure life cycle management, and anti-rollback protection.
The AW692 integrates dedicated CPUs and memories for both the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth subsystems for real time, independent protocol processing. The interfaces to external host processors include PCIe for Wi-Fi and UART for Bluetooth.
The AW692 is available in HVQFN148 package, and complies with AEC-Q100 Grade 2.
The data sheet is available under NDA in the Documentation section of this page.