AX XElite Elite Products Presentation Products Presentation A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

ax xelite
SMART_READER_LITE
LIVE PREVIEW

AX XElite Elite Products Presentation Products Presentation A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

W hile LED Drivers for Mobile Handsets Marketing - Analysis/ Strategy/ Roadm ap Proposal Tactical Marketing Div. AX XElite Elite Products Presentation Products Presentation A Major Segments Display by AXElite HDTVs, LCD TV/Monitors, LCD


slide-1
SLIDE 1

A AX XElite Elite Products Presentation

Products Presentation

W hile LED Drivers for Mobile Handsets

Marketing - Analysis/ Strategy/ Roadm ap Proposal Tactical Marketing Div.

slide-2
SLIDE 2

Major Segments Display by AXElite

  • HDTVs, LCD TV/Monitors, LCD Module

– Leading main solution: Trident, Genesis, MTK, M-Star – Products: LDO, Switcher(PWM converter), WLED backlight solution, Panel bias power

  • DSL / ADSL / VDSL Modems (1.16Mu xDSL vs 0.918Mu Cable in US

for new subscribers in Q4’06)

– Leading main solution: Conexant, Broadcom, TI, Mavell, Atheros – Products: LDO/Shunt, Switcher

  • WLAN (802.11a/b/g) APs

– Leading SoC partners: Broadcom, Marvell, Atheros – Products: LDO/Shunt, Switcher

  • Mobile Handsets

– Leading customers: mobile handsets OEMs/ODMs in Taiwan/China – Products: LDO/Reset IC, Charge pump, Switcher

  • Power Supply, Adapter

– Leading customers: Mobility (Dell), CVS, Power One… etc. – Products: LDO, Switcher, Shunt regulator

  • Portable & Automobile Multimedia

– Leading customers: Shinco, Malata, Mitac… etc. – Products: Infotainment, handheld GPS

slide-3
SLIDE 3

Mobile Handset – TAM Display

slide-4
SLIDE 4

Handset Display - SAM (M sets)

Volume segment

By function

[No_Camera + Colour LCD] => 150/120/100** in ’07/’08/’09

LEDs needed for: LCD Backlighting, Keypad Illumination

[Camera + Colour LCD] => 470/520/560** in ’07/’08/’09

LEDs needed for: LCD Backlighting, Keypad Illumination, Flash

By LCD screen size

[< 2.0”] => 400/330/310** in ’07/’08/’09

Number of LEDs used is less than 3

[2.0” ~ 2.5”] => 345/390/420** in ’07/’08/’09

Number of LEDs used is between 3 to 6

Assumption: sub-display in clam-shell type mobile handsets use light-guide for CSTN-LCD and OLED, hence no independent LED is needed to provide backlighting

slide-5
SLIDE 5

Strategies of Sales/Distributor (I)

Reference Designs of Handset Chipset vendors w/o own PMU: Spreadtrum Comm, JadeTech, C2Micro, Realtek, Atheros, Via w own PMUs: TI, Freescale, Qualcomm, STM, Philips, Infineon, ADI, Agere, EMP, Nvidia, Marvell, MediaTek (Darts Tech) Reference Designs of LCD Module vendors Korea: Samsung, LPL Taiwan: Wintek Corp., Picvue Elect., Foxconn China: Kingsmith Airdata, Truly Semi., Foxconn Japan: Sharp, Toshiba

slide-6
SLIDE 6

Strategies of Sales/Distributor (II)

OEMs & ODMs Promotion to OEMs with focus on tier-2 initially: Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Sony Ericssion, LG, BenQ, Sagem, Lenovo, TCL Promotion to ODMs: Compal, Arima, FIH, LongCheer Promotion to EMS/CMs: FIH, Flextronics, Celestron Distributors & Design Houses Identify Design Houses to offer easy turnkey designs (e.g. existing design houses with experience of AATI/Richtek): Cellon & China TechFaith, Longcheer, SIM Training & promotion to Design Houses which have experience with mobile phone makers (especially in China)

slide-7
SLIDE 7

AX7701/A Highlight - Released White LED driver (120mA charge pump w/ current source)

Good for LCD screen size of 2” and below

slide-8
SLIDE 8

AX7701/A Highlight – other description

slide-9
SLIDE 9

CMOS Product Roadmap (I)

Q2 Q3 Q4 Q4’07 Q1’09

AX3513-cost down

  • Sync. 1A/1.5Mhz

Buck converter AX3513-cost down

  • Sync. 1A/1.5Mhz

Buck converter AX3514-cost down

  • Sync. 2A/1.2Mhz

Buck converter AX3514-cost down

  • Sync. 2A/1.2Mhz

Buck converter AX350X

  • Sync. 0.6A~2.5A

1.5Mhz Buck converter AX350X

  • Sync. 0.6A~2.5A

1.5Mhz Buck converter AP3516~17 Sync.3A ~ 5A 1.2MHz buck AP3516~17 Sync.3A ~ 5A 1.2MHz buck

2010

High Freq. CMOS Buck Converter IC

exist develop

slide-10
SLIDE 10

CMOS Product Roadmap (II)

Q3 Q4 Q1’09

AX5110-SOT25

  • Async. 350mA

Boost converter AX5110-SOT25

  • Async. 350mA

Boost converter AX7701 Charge Pump (1/1.5/2x) LED back-light (4chs) AX7701 Charge Pump (1/1.5/2x) LED back-light (4chs)

2010

AX6601 ~ AX6609 CMOS LDO + RST 300mA~600mA AX6601 ~ AX6609 CMOS LDO + RST 300mA~600mA

Q2

AX6901~6 RESET IC AX6901~6 RESET IC AX7702 Charge Pump (2x) LED back-light (SOT26) AX7702 Charge Pump (2x) LED back-light (SOT26) AX7703 Charge Pump Flash light AX7703 Charge Pump Flash light

Boost/Charge Pump IC Low Noise LDO/Reset IC

AX5510 – DFN3x3

  • Async. 3A/1.5Mhz

Boost converter AX5510 – DFN3x3

  • Async. 3A/1.5Mhz

Boost converter

2011

AX5511 – SOT26

  • Async. 2A/1.5Mhz

Boost converter AX5511 – SOT26

  • Async. 2A/1.5Mhz

Boost converter

exist develop under plan

slide-11
SLIDE 11

Mobile Handset Market by Stds.

Gen. 2004 2009 CAGR 2G 20% 1%

  • 45%

2.5G 76% 49% 2% 3G 4% 51% 90%

200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Handset sell-through (M)

GSM / GAIT GPRS CDMA EDGE 1X RTT TDMA PDC CDMA2000 UMTS EVDO

3G

iDEN HSXPA Family 2004 2009 CAGR GSM 70% 81% 14.7% CDMA 22% 19% 8.9%

2001 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2002

TD-SCDMA

slide-12
SLIDE 12

Trends in Cellular Handset

  • Low-end handset BOM: Sub-$30 by H1’06, sub-$25 by End’06, sub-$20 by End’07
  • Multi-media function in all except the very low-end mobile handsets

– FMC – fixed mobile convergent mobile phones with WiFi to support VoIP with UMA / IMS protocols – Video

  • TVoM was projected at 15% adoption by 2009 or 24Mu in US by 2010 – reception of digital TV through either terrestrial or

cellular in-band (HSDPA for UMTS, 1xEV-DO for CDMA2000)

– Audio

  • MP3 audio playback become prevalent, with music download services to reach US$14B by 2011
  • Display

– LCD screen size by major categories

  • Smartphone: 2.2” ~ 2.6”
  • PDA mobile handsets: 2.8” ~ 3.6”
  • Voice-only mobile handsets: up to 2.2”

– TFT-LCD to dominate main display

  • Low-end will use MSTN or CSTN with/without backlight
  • OLED (mostly < 1.5”) penetration remain small (< 15% for all display by 2009) while pricing only slightly higher than CSTN-LCD

– OLED & CSTN-LCD gradually displace MSTN-LCD for sub display on low-end & mid-range

  • Form Factors

– Clam-shell type flip-phones is projected to be 45% of all handsets by 2009, while it is still slightly lower than the Candy-bar type

  • Main display likely to use mostly TFT-LCD especially with the proliferation of multimedia support

– OLED will take a small share unless video performance much improved

  • Sub-display mostly < 1.5” and use either MSTN-LCD / OLED

– In all handsets, share of slider-type remains small

  • Improvement in CMOS sensor technology may render “Camera Flash” redundant especially for handsets

for the business/enterprise market

– Camera Flash may see demand from consumers, or become a checklist/differentiating item – Camera Flash typically consumes around 1W, with light intensity much weaker than those in DSC – In CY05, Strategy Analytics projected camera flash revenues = 36% of total LED market in handsets

slide-13
SLIDE 13

Visual & Audio Components

TRI 4’06

slide-14
SLIDE 14

Market Intelligence of BLU

  • BLU (backlight unit) vendors

– Taiwan

  • Major BLU vendors: Coretronic, Radiant, Forhouse

– Coretronic (major customers: AOU, Chi Mei, Samsung) for 49Mu of DTV and bright-view NB_PC

  • ChiMei plans to be self-sufficient with 70% of BLU needs
  • Harvatek for 7” panels

– 21 WLEDs for 7” panels, two bars of 20 WLEDs each in 17” LCD monitor

  • LED manufacturers

– Taiwan

  • Epistar owns 800 LED patents, world largest AlGaInP LED

supplier, among top-4 GaN LED supplier

  • Others are Arima Opto, South Epitaxy

– Nichia from Japan, Osram from Germany, Lumileds from Netherlands

  • 17Mu shipped by top 5 WW notebook panel makers in

Q2’06

WW TV Unit Shipment in Q2’06, iSupply WW LCD TV Unit Shipment in Q2’06, iSupply

slide-15
SLIDE 15
  • Top mobile handset OEM: BenQ (Siemens)
  • Top 4 mobile handset CMs: Compal, Arima, FIH (CMSC), Quanta
  • Top ODM of smartphones: HTC
  • Key partnerships

– EMP (Ericsson Mobile Platform) 3G: Compal, Arima, Inventec – Qualcomm: BenQ, Austek, HTC, Inventec

  • Major EMS/CMs for mobile handsets

– Foxconn (FIH) clients: Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, BenQ

  • Acquired biggest DSC ODM (Premier Image Tech) in H2’06

– Flextronics clients: Kyocera, Motorola

  • Relationship with Compal and Kodak, acquired CMOS sensor from ASE
  • Major application & baseband processor vendors

– Mediatek (60Mu in ’06), Realtek, Via

Major Players in Taiwan market

( ) FIH

slide-16
SLIDE 16

Key Handset ODMs in Taiwan

slide-17
SLIDE 17

Key Handset ODMs in Korea

slide-18
SLIDE 18

Key Handset ODMs in China

slide-19
SLIDE 19

Major Players in China market

  • Major China-based mobile handsets CM/ODM: Huawei (Vodafone,

Motorola), ZTE, TCL-Alcatel

  • Data access technolgies in decreasing order of dominance: xDSL (71%

market share), FTTB+Ethernet (21% market share), cable modem, WLAN

– To emerge: WiMAX (802.16a / e), coaxial cable last mile

  • Major mobile wireless operators: China Mobile, China Unicom

– PHS mobile handset vendors in declining market: China Telecom – Key PHS chipset vendors: Atheros – Major handset OEMs: Lenovo, Bird, Amoi, Telsda, Guohong, Skyworth, UTStarcom

  • Dominant fixed-line local telecom operators & broadband access

service operators (87% market share): China Telecom, China Netcom

  • Independent Design Houses (IDHs)

– SIM Technology Group, Longcheer, TechFaith Wireless Comm, Cellon

  • Major wireless IC fabless semiconductor vendors

– Spreadtrum Comm, JadeTech, C2Micro

slide-20
SLIDE 20

Major Players in Europe market

  • Nokia
  • Sony Ericsson
  • Siemens (BenQ) - discontinued

– Currently focus on business segment – Manufacturing capacities in shift to China

  • Sagem
  • Philips
  • Elcoteq

– Largest EMS partner of Nokia due mostly to its root in Finland

slide-21
SLIDE 21

State of the Web

Penetration by Contract Manufacturers

slide-22
SLIDE 22

Location of LEDs inside Devices

  • Mobile Handsets

– Clam-shell type

  • LEDs are typically embedded inside LCD Display Module within

the clam shell top, with light-guide to distribute light to main- & sub-display

  • Light-guide for illumination of the sides
  • WLED Driver is likely embedded inside the LCD Display

Module

– Candy-bar & Slider mobile handsets

  • LEDs could be embedded inside the LCD Display Module
  • WLED Driver may or may not be embedded inside the LCD

Display Module

– Ice-blue LEDs underneath the keypad – R/G/B LEDs on chassis for consumer handsets

slide-23
SLIDE 23

Roles of LED in Mobile Handsets

  • Backlighting

– For main display

  • 2 LEDs for screen size <2”
  • 3 LEDs for screen size = 2”
  • 4 LEDs for screen size >2” & <2.3”
  • 5 ~ 6 LEDs for screen size >2.3”

– Small percentage for CSTN & TFT-LCD sub display

  • Illumination

– Keypad, joystick, quick access keys – Up to 6 LEDs are used

  • Others

– Funlights (colour LEDs) for status/event indication and to distinguish between calling parties – Camera flash

  • Likely not critical for handsets for business/enterprise segment
  • Peak current @ < 400mA for 500ms, or 750mA at 50% duty cycle,

should allow us to be competitive

– 0.67 Lux for Xenon flash – 1.0 Lux for LUXEON Flash LED

– Torch light

slide-24
SLIDE 24

AX5510/A Highlight – 2A ~ 3A switch current

High Efficiency Step Up DC-DC Converter

Good for flash WLED driver higher to 500mA

slide-25
SLIDE 25

AX5510 Highlight – other description

slide-26
SLIDE 26

Additional - Typical Smart-phone Solutions (I)

slide-27
SLIDE 27

Additional - Typical Smart-phone Solutions (II)

I&Q

camera sensor Batt

USIM card

2,5G RF

camera sensor

CAM

QCIF+ QVGA

VDE I2C Vch Touch- data Audio L/R Stereo L/R USB supply

Earpiece

Nexperia PNX5221

NFI

SDRAM NAND Flash M E M

Supply domains

FM- radio Secure NFC GPS module Bluetooth EDR IrDA WLAN

Co-existence

Keyboard 6x6 matrix jog dial

I&Q 3G RF

UAA3588E BGY505

4-Band EDGE UMTS

UAA3582 3G PA

RF i/f

ARM926EJ

I2C USIM

Audio Codec

USB

SC RAM

LCD/CAM I/F

2G/3G modem

Fast IrDA

SC ROM

Audio DSP

SDI NFI UART IOM-2 SPI KBS JDI EBI UART Flash I/F

Storage Card

SD, MS, MMC Parallel Bus Interface

UART TV receiver

SPI

Sub-system PMU

PCF50685 PMU PCF50626

(incl. WLED Driver, LDO)

I&Q

camera sensor Batt

USIM card

2,5G RF

camera sensor

CAM

QCIF+ QVGA

VDE I2C Vch Touch- data Audio L/R Stereo L/R USB supply

Earpiece

Nexperia PNX5221

NFI

SDRAM NAND Flash M E M

Supply domains

FM- radio Secure NFC GPS module Bluetooth EDR IrDA WLAN

Co-existence

Keyboard 6x6 matrix jog dial

I&Q 3G RF

UAA3588E BGY505

4-Band EDGE UMTS

UAA3582 3G PA

RF i/f

ARM926EJ

I2C USIM

Audio Codec

USB

SC RAM

LCD/CAM I/F

2G/3G modem

Fast IrDA

SC ROM

Audio DSP

SDI NFI UART IOM-2 SPI KBS JDI EBI UART Flash I/F

Storage Card

SD, MS, MMC Parallel Bus Interface

UART UART TV receiver

SPI

Sub-system PMU

PCF50685 PMU PCF50626

(incl. WLED Driver, LDO)

slide-28
SLIDE 28

Additional - Layout of Smart-phone Reference Platform

Main PMU PCF50626 RF 2.5G UAA3588+ BGY505 RF 2.5G UAA3588+ BGY505 WLAN BGW211 BT BGB204 DVB-H BGT210 NFC PN531 &P5CN072 RF 3G UAA3582 RF 3G UAA3582 HW extension to plug debug tools

slide-29
SLIDE 29

Additional - HTC Smart-phones display

slide-30
SLIDE 30

3.5G smart phone solution

Hall Sensor Hall Sensor Open Cover Detect Open Cover Detect Low Drop Regulator Low Drop Regulator for RF/Image sensor for RF/Image sensor module module Step Down DC/DC Step Down DC/DC sync converter sync converter 4.2V 4.2V --

  • - > 2.85V for

> 2.85V for Base Base-

  • Band Chip

Band Chip WLED Boost Driver WLED Boost Driver 4~6pcs WLED 4~6pcs WLED Q2 2007 Release Q2 2007 Release

AX5110 AX5110 AX6601 ~ 09 AX6601 ~ 09

AX8101 AX8101

WLED Charge Pump WLED Charge Pump Driver Driver 1~4pcs WLED 1~4pcs WLED Q2 2007 Release Q2 2007 Release

AX7701(4ch.) AX7701(4ch.) AX7703(single AX7703(single ch ch.) .) AX3502(0.6A) AX3502(0.6A) AX3503(1A) AX3503(1A) AX3504(2A) AX3504(2A)

Hall Effect Sensor Topology Hall Effect Sensor Topology

slide-31
SLIDE 31

Driving LEDs Topology

slide-32
SLIDE 32

Driving LEDs Topology

slide-33
SLIDE 33

Driving LEDs

slide-34
SLIDE 34

Driving LEDs

slide-35
SLIDE 35

Setting LED Current

slide-36
SLIDE 36

Current Control Mode

slide-37
SLIDE 37

Multiple LED Configurations

slide-38
SLIDE 38

Design Points

slide-39
SLIDE 39

Dimming

slide-40
SLIDE 40

Dot Correction

slide-41
SLIDE 41

Multiplexing LED Display

slide-42
SLIDE 42

Driving High Power LEDs

slide-43
SLIDE 43

White LED Flashlight Boost Converter Example – TI’s TPS61058/59

slide-44
SLIDE 44

Typical Mobile Handset Solution (I)

Almost had 1 ~2 ch. LDO only separated from typical PMU

slide-45
SLIDE 45

Typical Power Solution of Cell Phone (II)

Boost

  • r

Charge Pump

PMU