Home > Press > Texas Instruments extends OMAP(TM) 3 family with 45-nm products to address a broad range of mobile performance needs
Abstract:
Advanced 45nm CMOS process technology dramatically boosts performance while reducing power consumption in Smartphones and Mobile Internet Devices
To answer handset manufacturers' diverse requirements in the rapidly-evolving Smartphone and Mobile Internet Device (MID) markets, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) announced today that it has extended its popular OMAP(TM) 3 family with new 45-nanometer (nm) products. The new OMAP36x application processor family allows mobile device manufacturers to reuse their software investment in TI's popular 65-nm OMAP34x processor family and deliver higher performance computing with lower power consumption. The OMAP36x family of products will offer a range of performance levels, including speeds up to 1GHz, to address increased high performance needs of the MID market all while delivering the low power consumption required by these battery-powered products. The migration to 45-nm technology will also deliver more affordable solutions for mainstream Smartphones. (Visit www.ti.com/omap36x for more information.)
Features and benefits of OMAP36x family:
* 45-nm CMOS process technology delivers higher performance with lower power consumption versus the OMAP34x family, including an approximately 25% reduction in power and 75% improvement in graphics performance.
* Robust multi-tasking platform that supports running multiple applications in parallel by simultaneously exercising the CPU, multimedia performance and 2D/3D graphics engines.
* Dedicated 2D/3D graphics hardware accelerator, enabling more immersive user interfaces and compelling graphics for applications like realistic 3D gaming.
* Smart pixel technology via OpenGL ES 2.0 delivers stunning imaging capabilities through advanced reflection effects and life-like facial features.
* Supports multi-standard 720p HD functionality for HD video recording and playback.
* Integrated image signal processor (ISP) supporting up to 12 megapixel (MP) imaging for enhanced photographic image quality and fast shot-to-shot camera performance.
* Pre-integrated support for mobile connectivity, including TI's current and future combo WiLink(TM) Wi-Fi solutions, NaviLink(TM) GPS solutions, and BlueLink(TM) Bluetooth(R) solutions.
OMAP36x family overview:
Part Process ARM Graphics Video Imaging Availabil- Node Cortex-A8 Acceler- Perfor- Perfor- ity Clock ation mance mance Speed (per second) OMAP3610 45nm 720MHz In software VGA/DVD 12 MP Samples in 3Q 2009. OMAP3620 45nm 720MHz Hardware VGA/DVD 12 MP Samples in Accelerated 3Q 2009. OMAP3630 45nm 720MHz Hardware 720p HD 12 MP Samples in Accelerated 3Q 2009. OMAP3640 45nm 1GHz Hardware 720p HD 12 MP Samples in Accelerated 3Q 2009.
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