CMD 2015 - Mobile Systems

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personal portable connected Dialog Semiconductor Capital Markets Day 16 September 2015, London

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Dialog Semiconductor

Capital Markets Day

16 September 2015, London

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Mobile Systems

Udo Kratz

SVP Mobile Systems

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Introduction Mobile Systems Group

Areas of strategic focus

Other market trends

Dialog Charger innovation

Key takeaways

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Agenda

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• Leading PMIC supplier for portable devices

• Delivering to leading OEMs in high volume,

high growth portable device segments

• At the forefront of mobile power management

innovation

– Highest PMIC integration in the industry

– Broad power management IP portfolio including

high efficiency power conversion, fast battery

charging and advanced packaging

– Optimised electrical, thermal, mechanical design

– Agnostic to processor architectures

Dialog Semiconductor Mobile Systems Group

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Applications using PMIC and audio

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Car & in-vehicle Infotainment (IVI)

Tablets Smartphones Chromebooks

Gaming Headset Headphones

Wearables

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2014 2018

Mobile Power New segments Audio

2014-2018 SAM expansion of 11% CAGR

• New segments:

– Premium wearable

– Mobile Computing systems

Further potential for market share gains

• Greater China opportunity

– Establishing strategic partnerships

with leading players in the region

Continue to add value with

• New technology

• Highly integrated and differentiated

solutions

Power Management and Audio SAM 2014-2018 expansion

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$3.4B

$5.2B

11% CAGR

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Introduction Mobile Systems Group

Areas of strategic focus

Other market trends

Dialog Charger innovation

Key takeaways

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Agenda

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• Collaboration with leading Asian platform vendors

to expand market share in Greater China

• Power management for IoT and wearables

• Expanding into adjacent markets – power

management for Mobile Computing Systems

Diversifying our strategic focus Mobile Systems Group

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• In 2013 we discussed the

proliferation of sub-PMICs to

address the multicore processor

architecture more effectively

• The trend is for higher currents

and performance which

translates to higher content

opportunity

Progress in China smartphone Platform Partnership Program yielding results

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• During the past two years this

strategy has been widely

adopted by China smartphone

makers resulting in multiple

design wins

Progress in China smartphone Platform Partnership Program yielding results

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Technology for IoT and wearables Emerging needs for more efficient System Power Management

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SmartMeters

• Long periods of sleep/standby

• Short activity bursts with low communication content

• Applications with Always-on sensors/voice control

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High power density

High current peaks

• Targeting full day battery life

• Slim form factors, no fan, thermal

constraints

• Low duty cycle of high peak current

drawn by CPU/GPU/AP

Always on

Low current

• One week between charges is becoming

reality

• Ultra low quiescent current

• Strategies to help reduce leakage

current

Power Management technology Supporting low standby current and high current use cases

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Consumer expectations

for mobile devices

continue to increase as

the devices are used

interchangeably

Accommodating such

diverse requirements whilst

maintaining battery life

• Adds complexity

to the PMIC

• Increases its value-add

within the system

Power Management complexity

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Wearable, hybrid devices

Sensors, camera, GPS, audio

Always-on sensing USB-C.

wireless, harvesting

Single or multiple

(series/parallel)

New customer

applications

Increased context

awareness

Expanding use cases

New charging scenarios

Different battery configs

PMIC

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• Expanding into adjacent markets –

power management for Mobile

Computing Systems

• Higher currents and bigger screens are

better served by multi-cell batteries

• Power management technology from

mobile systems adapted for convertible

tablets - the convergence area for

mobile computing productivity

• SAM approximately $800m by 2018

Dialog Semiconductor achieves highest power density

and efficiency in powering future computing platforms

Powering future computing platforms Bringing to market a new standard of efficiency

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Introduction Mobile Systems Group

Areas of strategic focus

Other market trends

Dialog Charger innovation

Key takeaways

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Agenda

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Charging Power is increasing

• Battery capacity and size

anticipated to increase

3000mAh 6000mAh

• Batteries are accepting higher charge

currents >1C charging

• Reduce Charge time by fast charging

Quick Charge 2.0, Pump Express,

USB-PD, +others

Market trend - Battery Chargers Smartphone and tablet

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DisplayPort

Power USB Type-C Combines all in one

USB Type-A

USB Type-B

USB Micro-B

USB Type C recently introduced

in Android Smartphones

• Video, Audio, Data & Power over one

port supported by all major OS

• Replicates the slim and reversible

advantages of Apple lightning connector

• Enabler for 3A current delivery for

faster charging

• First products from LeTV, Xiaomi,

Google/LG Nexus 5

Market trends - Connectors Smartphone connectors

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Introduction Mobile Systems Group

Areas of strategic focus

Other market trends

Dialog Charger innovation

Key takeaways

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Agenda

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New Dialog Charger IP for Fast Charging Efficiency achievable with best available external components

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Current Dialog Charger (ASIC)

Next Generation Dialog

Charger

8%

<½ Efficiency Loss

4%

Charger Efficiency Vin=9V

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New Dialog Charger IP for Fast Charging Efficiency achievable with best available external components

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Current Dialog Charger (ASIC)

Next Generation Dialog

Charger

8%

<½ Efficiency Loss

4%

Charger Efficiency Vin=9V

Sufficient Efficiency for Standard USB Charging (7.5W)

Overheating for Rapid USB Charging (15W)

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• Reduces the Heat Dissipation by 50%

Improved efficiency at 3A solves

thermal challenge

• Possibility of smallest PCB size

Reduce external component size by

50% compared to standalone charger

• Low profile external components ≤0.8mm

Dialog Next Generation Charger Bringing new innovation to the China smartphone market

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Huawei P8 6.4mm thickness

2.8Ah Battery

Samsung Galaxy A8 5.9mm thickness

3.0Ah Battery

Gionee Elife S7 5.5mm thickness

2.8Ah Battery

Oppo R5 4.85mm thickness

2.0Ah Battery

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Introduction Mobile Systems Group

Areas of strategic focus

Other market trends

Dialog charger innovation

Key takeaways

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Agenda

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• At the forefront of PMIC technology

– Investment in power-efficient technology to

maintain leadership position

– Platform Partnership Programme to diversify

customer base now encompassing Asia chipset

vendors

• Focus on Greater China through strategic

partnerships with leading OEMs

• Expansion strategy into adjacent consumer

mobile markets

– IoT and high end wearable devices

– Power management for Mobile Computing

systems

• Bringing innovation to market

– Next generation chargers

Key takeaways Mobile Systems

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