PARTS INSIDE APPLE IPHONE

Parts Inside Apple iPhone
Here we discuss about different parts inside Apple iPhone that has created craze all around the world. It is definitely the next generation gadget taking mobile telephony a step ahead.

Types of Parts in a Smartphone


An iPhone or any Android Smartphone must have following parts to function: 
1.CARD LEVEL PARTS
2. INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (ICs)
3.SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS

Parts inside Apple iPhone

Let us now examine the parts and components inside the new Apple iPhone. The main parts inside an Apple iPhone:
  1. Front and Back Facial
  2. Slim and sleek logic board.
  3. Apple processor.
  4. Card Level Parts Like – Ringer, Speaker, Mic, Vibrator etc.
  5. Small Components Like – Network IC, 26 MHz Crystal Oscillator, RX Filter and TX Filter, RAM and ROM, Flash IC, Power IC, RTC (Real Time Clock)
  6. 4G / 5G / 6G LTE chip.
  7. 3.8V – 5.45Wh Battery.
  8. NAND Flash.
  9. DDR2 SDRAM.
  10. Gyroscope sensor and other sensors.
  11. Camera and Camera Controllers
  12. Multi-chip memory package controller.
  13. Power Amplifier Controller.
  14. Antenna Switch.
  15. Power Amplifier Module.
  16. PAD (PA+ Duplexer Module).
  17. Power Management IC.

With the advancement of technology more new and advanced parts and components are added with every new model of the Apple iPhone. More and more electronic components are combined in a single IC, thus making the Board smaller and slimmer, yet powerful.

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