Samsung Electronics' new YEP MP3 player adopts integrated audio power management semiconductors.
July 16, 2012 - Dialog Semiconductor, Inc. (NASDAQ: DSM), a leading provider of innovative, highly integrated power management, audio and short-range wireless technologies, today announced that its power management solution with integrated Class G headphone driver technology has been selected for the YP-W1, a companion MP3 player to Samsung Electronics' Galaxy SIII (S3) smartphone.
Samsung Electronics' YP-W1 is an ultra-compact, portable MP3 player that can be connected to an information display device. It offers the simplicity of a micro MP3 player while connecting to a Samsung Galaxy S III via USB, allowing for content control and system exchange without a PC. The YP-W1 MP3 player is specifically designed for runners and athletes.
With a stylish exterior and dimensions of 32.5 x 43.1 x 13.2mm, this audio player has 4GB of built-in memory (capacity to store about 1,000 songs) and weighs only 13.3g. It also features a long battery life of 17 hours while playing high-quality audio of 44.1kHz using MP3, WMA, Ogg, and lossless FLAC codecs.
“Samsung has created a new niche product that allows users to enjoy music on the go with greater freedom than ever before,” said Christophe Chene, Vice President of Asia at Dialog. “This product is compact and stylish, yet offers excellent battery life and fantastic audio quality, creating a truly innovative user experience, especially when paired with the Galaxy S III smartphone.”
Dialog's PMICs with integrated audio capabilities enable manufacturers to quickly and easily bring power-optimized, audio-rich portable devices to market. These highly integrated, configurable single-chip devices offer benefits such as longer battery life, higher-quality audio, reduced bill-of-materials (BOM), and improved system reliability.















