Pioneer's in-vehicle infotainment system uses Cypress's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Combo solutions

Recently, Cypress Semiconductor Corporation announced that its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo solutions are used in Pioneer's flagship product, the built-in navigation AV receiver. This solution enables passengers to pass Apple CarPlay or Android Auto features display and use of mobile apps on the car screen, search for information or reply to text messages via smartphone voice recognition. Cypress's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo solutions use Real-Time Synchronous Dual Band (RSDB) technology So Apple CarPlay and Android Auto can run at the same time, without performance degradation due to real-time switching between bands.

The Pioneer AVH-W8400NEX receiver uses Cypress's CYW89359 combo solution, which includes an advanced coexistence engine that can play 2.4GHz and 5GHz 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi and dual-mode Bluetooth/Low-power Bluetooth (BLE) Best simultaneous connectivity for a superior multimedia experience. The CYW89359 solution's RSDB architecture integrates two complete Wi-Fi subsystems into a single chip, enabling two independent streams to be fully capable simultaneously Volume operation. CYW89359 has passed the AECQ-100 Level 3 certification of the automotive industry and has been integrated into the overall design by many top automakers and auto parts suppliers as a complete in-vehicle connectivity solution. The solution supports in-vehicle infotainment systems and vehicles. Network-related applications, such as mirroring of smartphone screens, content data streams, and Bluetooth voice connections in car kits.