Mobile Applications
The number of tasks that a smartphone has to fulfill is constantly increasing. The additional sensors required for this, higher CPU / GPU performance, faster memory and modern interfaces require new technologies. We help you with testing and debugging in the development with new mobile technologies.
Improved Inter Integrated Circuit
I3C is an interface that allows peripherals to be connected to an application processor in any mobile device. In doing so, I3C simplifies the process of connecting and managing multiple sensors in a single device. Learn more about I3C and how to measure and test an I3C system design. more...
Microcontroller
Microcontrollers are a central component of every mobile system. There are numerous MCUs in mobile devices that perform simple control tasks as well as complex computing tasks. Learn more about programming, measuring and testing microcontrollers in mobile devices. more...
Memory
Today, high-speed memory solutions are implemented in cell phones. Various memory technologies are used, including eMMC, SD, UFS. Get information about testing, programming, reading and issues with memory technologies in cell phones below. more...
USB Type C
USB Type C is the new connection standard for mobile devices and brings some innovations with it, including Power Delivery. USB Power Delivery is a USB specification that allows devices to be powered with up to 100 watts. Below you will find information about testing and measuring USB Type C designs. more...
Battery
Battery management systems are a central component of every lithium-ion battery. They protect the battery, ensure optimal capacity utilization and provide some convenience functions. Get more information about measurement and test solutions for battery management systems in mobile devices below. more...
SPMI
SPMI is a power management interface used between application processors and peripheral components in mobile devices. The advantages of the interface are low pin count, high speed, low latency, and the ability to support multiple processor devices on the same bus. Learn more about testing SPMI designs below. more...
RFFE
RFFE is a radio interface that is a core component of any wireless technology. The latest version, MIPI RFFE v3.0, is designed to deliver the more accurate timing precision and reduced latency required to drive the global adoption of 5G. Learn more about RFFE and test and measurement techniques for RFFE designs below. more...
Improved Inter Integrated Circuit
I3C is an interface that allows peripherals to be connected to an application processor in any mobile device. In doing so, I3C simplifies the process of connecting and managing multiple sensors in a single device. Learn more about I3C and how to measure and test an I3C system design. more...
Microcontroller
Microcontrollers are a central component of every mobile system. There are numerous MCUs in mobile devices that perform simple control tasks as well as complex computing tasks. Learn more about programming, measuring and testing microcontrollers in mobile devices. more...
Memory
Today, high-speed memory solutions are implemented in cell phones. Various memory technologies are used, including eMMC, SD, UFS. Get information about testing, programming, reading and issues with memory technologies in cell phones below. more...
USB Type C
USB Type C is the new connection standard for mobile devices and brings some innovations with it, including Power Delivery. USB Power Delivery is a USB specification that allows devices to be powered with up to 100 watts. Below you will find information about testing and measuring USB Type C designs. more...
Battery
Battery management systems are a central component of every lithium-ion battery. They protect the battery, ensure optimal capacity utilization and provide some convenience functions. Get more information about measurement and test solutions for battery management systems in mobile devices below. more...
SPMI
SPMI is a power management interface used between application processors and peripheral components in mobile devices. The advantages of the interface are low pin count, high speed, low latency, and the ability to support multiple processor devices on the same bus. Learn more about testing SPMI designs below. more...
RFFE
RFFE is a radio interface that is a core component of any wireless technology. The latest version, MIPI RFFE v3.0, is designed to deliver the more accurate timing precision and reduced latency required to drive the global adoption of 5G. Learn more about RFFE and test and measurement techniques for RFFE designs below. more...
Mobile Devices Article
Testing USB power supplies & ports - USB Type C & Power Delivery
The power output of a USB power supply varies depending on the USB specification, however, not all manufacturers adhere to the established standards.
Advantages of the System Power Management Interface (SPMI)
The use of advanced energy management techniques to reduce power consumption and improve battery life is more important than ever.
RF Front End Control Interface (RFFE) in smartphones
In mobile phones, the frequency (also called intermediate frequency) generated by the mixer is digitized, sampled, and converted into a binary digital form.
Storage technologies in smartphones
Since its initial introduction in 1984, flash memory has come a long way from USB sticks to SD and Micro-SD cards, and finally to eMMCs.
The I3C protocol in mobile devices
I3C is a scalable, fast utility and control bus interface for connecting peripheral devices.
Simulation of Daisy Chain SPI for battery management systems
The connection between the slaves themselves and the master in a battery management system is implemented using a daisy chain.
Microcontrollers in mobile devices
Microcontrollers are small computers that we encounter everywhere in our daily lives; the smartphone is just one example among many.
Products for the mobile sector
