Vendor: Qualitas Semiconductor Category: Single-Protocol PHY

Intra-panel TX PHY IP

The Intra-panel TX PHY IP is a low-power transmitter designed for COG (Chip-on-Glass) and COF (Chip-on-Film) display modules.

Overview

The Intra-panel TX PHY IP is a low-power transmitter designed for COG (Chip-on-Glass) and COF (Chip-on-Film) display modules. It supports data rates up to 4.0Gbps, utilizing a DC-coupled differential pair and a push-pull current mode driver with 600mV swing and 6dB pre-emphasis, enabling high-speed and reliable panel-to-display communication.

Key features

  • Compliant to multi-protocol interface
  • COG and COF transmitter
  • Data Rate : 120Mbps ~ 4.0Gbps
  • Supports Power Down Mode
  • Supports Low Power Mode during V-blank period
  • Programmable differential transmitter output impedance (75Ω - 180Ω)
  • Pre-emphasis : max 6dB
  • Programmable Byte clock: 1/12
  • HBM 2kV, CDM +/- 500V
  • Supports APB v3.0 Interface
  • Supports SPI interface for DFT purpose

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Intra-Panel TX PHY
Vendor
Qualitas Semiconductor
Type
Silicon IP

Provider

Qualitas Semiconductor
HQ: South Korea
Qualitas Semiconductor is a leader in high-speed interconnect technology, which is at key infrastructure of the 4th Industrial Revolution, Encompassing AI, mobile devices, automotive systems, and displays. We specialize in high-speed interconnect circuit design, as well as ultra-fine semiconductor process design and verification. We operate our business through the licensing of high-speed interface IP and by providing comprehensive design services. Moreover, we have established a robust design methodology to ensure high-reliability in ultra-fine semiconductor processes. With a proven track record in developing and mass-producing cutting-edge semiconductors, our expertise spans the most advanced technologies.

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What is Intra-panel TX PHY IP?

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