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Total pages: 21
This technical analysis provides an objective examination of the first UWB rugged smartphone: Blackview BV8900 Pro smartphone, documenting its internal hardware architecture with a specific focus on its integrated Ultra-Wideband (UWB) capabilities. the teardown explores the device's specialized construction and identifies key integrated circuits (ICs) populated on the PCB.
The report delivers a component-level breakdown of the logic board, the thermal management systems, and the UWB antenna array placement. Intended for hardware engineers, mobile technology analysts, and industrial designers, this overview assesses the integration of the MediaTek chipset alongside specialized localization hardware and the device's reinforced chassis design.
Table of contents
1 Introduction & disclaimer
2 Device specs
3 Teardown
4 BOM cost analysis
5 Market context
6 Contact
Q. How is Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology integrated into the BV8900 Pro?
A. The smartphone features a dedicated UWB chipset that enables precision indoor localization and device-to-device communication. Our teardown documents the UWB antenna design and the UWB chipset.
Q. Does the hardware system support interoperability with IEEE 802.15.4z UWB standards?
A. Yes, the UWB chipset embedded on Blackview BV8900 Pro Smartphone complies with IEEE 802.15.4z standard.