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Wolfson’s audio devices selected for LG mobile phones
July 27, 2010 | Jean-Pierre Joosting | 222900964
Wolfson Microelectronics plc has announced that its category-defining audio hub solution, the WM8993, and its innovative high performance low power audio amplifier, the WM9093, have been selected by LG to deliver world-class audio to a wide range of its highly integrated mobile phones and smartphones.
Both the WM8993 audio hub and the WM9093 low power audio amplifier are specifically designed for portable devices such as mobile phones and currently feature in a range of LG handsets. The WM8993 ultra low power hub audio hub is incorporated into several LG phones including the LG-LB4400 music phone, a collaboration between LG and media player manufacturer, iriver. The WM9093 features in a number of LG phones including the Android-powered LG Optimus GT540 smartphone.
The WM8993 provides an exceptional degree of noise immunity and features ground referenced Class W headphone drivers, which results in a dramatic reduction in playback power consumption, giving over 100 hours of playback time in normal use. It also delivers powerful mixing capabilities which allow the device to support a huge range of audio architectures and use cases, while its active ground loop noise rejection and DC offset correction help prevent pop noise and ground noise from degrading headphone output quality.
The high performance, low power WM9093 packs a range of highly configurable input stages, capless Class G headphone outputs and a mono Class D speaker amplifier with auto gain control into a tiny CSP package with a minimal of external components. The audio amplifier is ideal for feature and smart phones where small PCB area, ultra low power consumption and audio quality are paramount.
For further information: www.wolfsonmicro.com.
The WM8993 provides an exceptional degree of noise immunity and features ground referenced Class W headphone drivers, which results in a dramatic reduction in playback power consumption, giving over 100 hours of playback time in normal use. It also delivers powerful mixing capabilities which allow the device to support a huge range of audio architectures and use cases, while its active ground loop noise rejection and DC offset correction help prevent pop noise and ground noise from degrading headphone output quality.
The high performance, low power WM9093 packs a range of highly configurable input stages, capless Class G headphone outputs and a mono Class D speaker amplifier with auto gain control into a tiny CSP package with a minimal of external components. The audio amplifier is ideal for feature and smart phones where small PCB area, ultra low power consumption and audio quality are paramount.
For further information: www.wolfsonmicro.com.
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