What is a smartphone-R1
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This document provides information about smartphones by discussing their hardware components. It defines a smartphone as a mobile phone combined with a computer and various sensors and wireless inputs/outputs. The document then describes some of the key hardware components of smartphones, including the application and connectivity processor chips, memory, antennas, batteries, and radio frequency chips. It provides Apple iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy SIII as examples and outlines their specific processors, memory, power amplifiers, and other components.
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3.7 [V]: used for bias of active
devices (amplifiers, mixers, …)
This voltage should be small to
consume smaller power (P = I x V)
5.3 [Whr]: unit for energy (W x hour)
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3.8 [V]: used for bias of active devices
(amplifiers, mixers, …)
This voltage should be small to consume
smaller power (P = I x V)
2,100 [mAh]: unit for energy (W x hour)
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What is a smartphone-R1
- 1. What is a Smartphone? Mokwon University Yong Heui CHO(조용희) [email protected]
- 2. Definition Smartphone Mobile phone + computer + sensors + wireless I/O Mobile OS: speed vs. battery life 2 ←inbritech.com
- 3. Computer of Tomorrow 3 Devoid of CPU and memory
- 4. Smartphone HW: AP Application Platform Chip AP: Application Processor Flash memory Mobile Dynamic RAM PMU: Power Management Unit Audio Codec Bluetooth WiFi 4
- 5. Connectivity Platform Chip CPU: Central Processing Unit DSP: Digital Signal Processing RF baseband processing Voice processing PA: Power Amplifier Tx-Rx switch DAC + ADC 5 Smartphone HW: CP
- 6. UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz GSM/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz CDMA EV-DO Rev. A 800, 1900 MHz World Phone Capability 6 -UMTS: Universal Mobile Telecommunications System -HSDPA: High Speed Downlink Packet Access -GSM: Global System for Mobile communication -EDGE: Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution -EV-DO: Evolution-Data Optimized
- 7. Openmoko Project Open source mobile phone project 7 UART: Universal Asynchronous Rx/Tx SDIO: Secure Digital I/O GPIO: General Purpose I/O I2C: Inter-Integrated Circuit
- 8. Apple iPhone 4S 8 ←techrepublic.com Apple released iPhone 4S in Oct. 2011. A5: powerful and faster than A4 Twin antenna: diversity
- 9. Breakdown of iPhone 4S 9 EMI Shield ←ifixit.com Without battery Mother-Board
- 10. Li-ion Battery 3.7 [V]: used for bias of active devices (amplifiers, mixers, …) This voltage should be small to consume smaller power (P = I x V) 5.3 [Whr]: unit for energy (W x hour) 10
- 11. A5 Processor 1 GHz, 500 MB RAM Designed by Apple (licensed from ARM) and manufactured by Samsung 11 Chip R,L,C Instruction Data NEON: Multimedia
- 12. Power Amplifier PA: transmitting the RF power into air Heat sink is needed. Look at the metal part below. 12 Avaga PA: 2G and 3G Skyworks PA: GSM, EDGE, WCDMA
- 13. Mother-Board 13 Qualcomm Multi-Band RF Transceiver TriQuint SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) BPF TriQuint WCDMA/HSUPA PA-Duplexer
- 14. Samsung Galaxy S III 14 ←techrepublic.com Samsung released Galaxy S III in May 2012. Quad-core A9 processor
- 15. Breakdown of Galaxy S III 15
- 16. Li-ion Battery 3.8 [V]: used for bias of active devices (amplifiers, mixers, …) This voltage should be small to consume smaller power (P = I x V) 2,100 [mAh]: unit for energy (W x hour) 16
- 17. A9 Processor 1.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM Designed by Samsung (licensed from ARM) and manufactured by Samsung 17 NEON: Multimedia
- 18. Jack, Speaker, GPS Antenna 18
- 19. 2 GB Mobile DRAM 19
- 20. PMIC Qualcomm Power Management IC 20
- 21. RF Transceiver Qualcomm multiband/mode RF transceiver 21
- 22. Quad-Band PA TriQuint GSM/GPRS/EDGE power amplifier 22 LTE PA