Samsung’s struggling to get a hold of camera modules for the Galaxy S8

Samsung’s reportedly struggling to get a hold of front-facing camera modules for the recently-announced Galaxy S8 as its supplier Patron is struggling to boost the yield rate, reveals The Bell. It’s thought that the production yield remains at less than 70 percent and should be elevated to 80 percent for stable supply.

Power Logics, the supplier the firm is using for the Galaxy S8+, doesn’t appear to be having the same problem (in fact, it recently increased its yield rate to more than 90 percent). Why? Because the front-facing camera and iris scanner are combined into one module on the smaller Galaxy S8, but not on the larger variant.

Popular Posts:

Samsung’s QLED TVs receive positive feedback from US-based industry trackers

Samsung to build a P3 ‘total semiconductor factory’ in Pyeongtaek by 2021

Sony Announces Smaller Digital Paper E-Ink Writing Tablet

会員情報の更新に関する重要なお知らせ【ビューカード】

【EX予約】 セキュリティ通知第三者が不正に利用を試みた可能性があります