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stefanskos9
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March 18, 2013
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STM32F4 Wifi

  • March 18, 2013
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Posted on March 18, 2013 at 05:29

Hi All,

Im after adding WiFi capabilities to my PCB (either onboard chip or shield) for the STM32F4.

Basically the unit will need to connect to a network via DHCP and dump data from an SD card to the server. I'm using IAR workbench.

Does anyone know of a unit with good documentation / resource with code examples preferably for IAR? A range of protocols a/b/g/n is probably good.

I found this sagrad module (http://www.sagrad.com/), anyone used it?

Basically i'd like to get a popular unit with lots of resources rather than a cheap Chinese unit that noone uses and would have to spend hours creating my own libraries. So if anyone has any recommendations it would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance :)

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    stefanskos9
    stefanskos9Author
    Associate III
    March 20, 2013
    Posted on March 21, 2013 at 00:35

    Anyone?

    WiFi doesn't seem that popular for some reason... Is it a lot more complicated than just straight ethernet? Seen a few examples using external ethernet phy

    John F.
    John F.
    Associate III
    March 21, 2013
    Posted on March 21, 2013 at 09:12

    You could look at, ''A designer’s guide to embedded Wi-Fi'' from Digi International. GS1500M from GainSpan. Products from Murata or Radicom. RN-171 from Roving Networks or the RTX4100 from RTX. Really - you need to put the leg-work in to find what suits your needs. It's not an STM32 question - is it?

    stefanskos9
    stefanskos9Author
    Associate III
    March 22, 2013
    Posted on March 22, 2013 at 03:57

    It was only a STM question insofar-as I was after STM32 specific code examples with a particular wifi module to reduce development time. BTW this is just a hobby and not for a commercial product.

    Anyway, thanks for the list of modules. Gonna give the RN-171 a try - looks pretty easy to use as is does all the TCP/IP stack onboard, and all I need to do is send data via usart - I can handle that. Also the price is good :)

    Cheers

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