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Use of COB for WLAN-enabled smartphones rebounding, says AzureWave

Irene Chen, Taipei

Jun 6, 2012, 15:08 0

COB (chip on board) used to be the mainstream solution for WLAN chips in smartphones, but has been replaced by SiP (system in package) for two years...

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