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Mobile Multimedia Platform (MMP)

Overview Mobile phones incorporating camera modules and music players are rapidly becoming popular not only in Japan, but throughout the world. This growth has led to stronger demands for mobile phones equipped with additional functions that offer graphics, audio, and images of higher quality. To fully meet these demands, the authors have constructed a Mobile Multimedia Platform (MMP) based on an ARM processor with common Intellectual Properties (IPs). These SoCs provide all the high-resolution camera/video functions required for mobile phones on a single chip with low power consumption. This paper describes the design concepts of the MMP, the development of these SoC products, and the SoCs' low-power consumption technology.

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Publisher	Fujitsu	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006	Downloads	64
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cellular Equipment

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