NEC Electronics has moved its EMMA multimedia chip to the mobile market, adding embedded DRAM to the chip.
The first in the EMMA Mobile 1 series of system-on-chips (SoCs) is the Mobile 1-D, for use in portable audio/visual (A/V) devices such as multimedia players and mobile televisions.
The EMMA Mobile 1-D device integrates all the features necessary for playing multimedia content in a reduced package size of 12.7mm x 12.7mm, approximately 20 percent smaller in package size than previous NEC Electronics mobile SoC products. The EMMA Mobile 1-D also integrates embedded DRAM in the same package, greatly reducing the effort of mobile device system designers and improving the time-to-market for product deployment.
The EMMA Mobile 1-S, an SoC without embedded DRAM, is also available, which enables the flexibility of memory configuration to adopt several applications.
The EMMA Mobile 1 incorporates a high-end ARM CPU core ARM1176JZF-STM, a dedicated digital signal processing (DSP) core, and an advanced H.264 function block.
Pricing and Availability
Samples of NEC Electronics' EMMA Mobile 1-D and EMMA Mobile 1-S devices are available now, priced at US$40 and US$30, respectively. Volume production is scheduled to begin in October 2009, and monthly production is expected to reach approximately 1,000,000 units.
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