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'''MSM1''' ('''Mobile Station Modem 1''') was [[Qualcomm]]'s second generation of mobile chipsets implementing a [[CDMA]] [[modem]] on a chip. This chip is based on their first generation which was an R&D version only (composed of multiple chips).
 
'''MSM1''' ('''Mobile Station Modem 1''') was [[Qualcomm]]'s second generation of mobile chipsets implementing a [[CDMA]] [[modem]] on a chip. This chip is based on their first generation which was an R&D version only (composed of multiple chips).
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== Overview ==
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MSM1 was designed as a complete solution for portable or mobile cellular telephones implementing CDMA. The chip is a combined design of what was originally three independent integrated circuits that were fabricated in [[1.2 µm]]. MSM1 supported full-duplex voice and data communication
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* Die
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** Package: Quad-flat-pack
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** Die Size: 10.41 mm x 10.67 mm
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** 450,000 transistors
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*** 28,000 bits of [[SRAM]]
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*** 70,000 [[logic gates]]
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** Fabricated on a double-metal [[0.8 µm]] [[CMOS]] process
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* Max power consumption 350 mW
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* 5 V

Revision as of 06:26, 19 November 2016

Qualcomm MSM1
Developer Qualcomm
Introduction March 1993 (announced)
1993 (launch)
Architecture Modem implementing CDMA
Process 800 nm
0.8 μm
8.0e-4 mm
Technology CMOS
Package QFP
Succession
MSM2

MSM1 (Mobile Station Modem 1) was Qualcomm's second generation of mobile chipsets implementing a CDMA modem on a chip. This chip is based on their first generation which was an R&D version only (composed of multiple chips).

Overview

MSM1 was designed as a complete solution for portable or mobile cellular telephones implementing CDMA. The chip is a combined design of what was originally three independent integrated circuits that were fabricated in 1.2 µm. MSM1 supported full-duplex voice and data communication

  • Die
    • Package: Quad-flat-pack
    • Die Size: 10.41 mm x 10.67 mm
    • 450,000 transistors
    • Fabricated on a double-metal 0.8 µm CMOS process
  • Max power consumption 350 mW
  • 5 V
Facts about "MSM1 - Qualcomm"
designerQualcomm +
first announcedMarch 1993 +
first launched1993 +
full page namequalcomm/msm1 +
instance ofintegrated circuit family +
main designerQualcomm +
nameQualcomm MSM1 +
packageQFP +
process800 nm (0.8 μm, 8.0e-4 mm) +
technologyCMOS +