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Flexible solutions – SPONSORED TUTORIAL
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27/06/2006
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Increased data traffic, higher resolution displays and better camera functionality create challenges for mobile phone designers looking to implement robust, high performance interfaces between the baseband element of the handset and the peripheral devices. These challenges are greater in ‘clamshell’ style designs, where a high volume of data has to pass through the phone’s hinge.
To help designers address these challenges, dedicated mobile phone interface ICs are being developed that reduce the number of physical connections passing through the hinge, whilst offering advanced control functions for management of the display, keypad and other peripherals.
Toshiba, for example, has developed three interface ICs that allow designers to simplify the design, reduce the connection overhead and improve the reliability and EMC performance of next generation handsets without compromising system performance.
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Author
Sascha Kremer
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