Audio wiring in mobile phones Audio wiring in mobile phones | || leonlxw posted on 2007-12-21 16:57:00 ||217Hz is a phenomenon unique to GSM. Each frame period of GSM data is 4.615 milliseconds, and these 4.615 milliseconds are divided into 8 equal time sequences. In one of these time sequences, the GSM mobile phone sends out a radio frequency signal, which is a high-frequency signal and radiates to the mobile phone board. Therefore, the mobile phone board is full of GSM (including DCS) radio frequency signals, which can be coupled into the signal through capacitance. Therefore, good shielding is required. ||These radio frequency signals can be easily collected by MICROPHONE, and then converted into sound signals and transmitted, forming BUSRT ||NOISE. If received and detected by SPEAKER, a sound BURST signal is generated. || ||Therefore, the audio wiring in the mobile phone must be based on differential routing to reduce the impact of RF noise. In the design, the audio line routing || layer can be considered for ground protection. If possible, the upper and lower layers must also be protected. At the same time, double-touch magnetic || beads and filter circuits are added to the MICROPHONE and SPEAKER circuits. Capacitors cannot be added to the audio line at will, which can easily affect the audio frequency response curve || || Audio output is generally differential, so when wiring, it should be based on the rules of differential lines. || For routing, if the ground can be well wrapped, there should not be too much of a problem. || The role of magnetic beads is to filter out RF interference signals and prevent them from being generated in the audio circuit...
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