MIPI D-PHY Combo LVDS CSI-2 RX IP

Overview

Innosilicon CSI-2 Receiver implements CSI-2, MIPI D-PHY, and LVDS protocols. The CSI-2 link protocol specification is a part of group of communication protocols defined by MIPI Alliance standards intended for mobile system chip to chip communications. The CSI-2 specification is specially targets for Camera to Image application processor communication.
Innosilicon CSI-2 Receiver operates as a receiver of a CSI-2 link, which consists of an Innosilicon D-PHY, LVDS, and an Innosilicon CSI-2 controller.
? The Innosilicon D-PHY is used for the data transmission from a CSI-2 compliant camera sensor. In D-PHY, the link includes a High-Speed signaling for fast-data traffic and a low-power signaling mode for control purposes. Error information is generated for application layer to do further operation.
? Innosilicon LVDS implements the LVDS TIA/EIA protocol. Normally, Innosilicon LVDS contains five Low-Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) line drivers in a single integrated circuit.
? The Innosilicon MIPI CSI-2 Receiver Controller works as a protocol layer between application layer and physical layer. It implements all three layers defined by CSI-2 Specifications, and aims to reconstruct the data stream from the D-PHY.

Key Features

  • Compliant with MIPI Alliance Standard for Camera Serial Interface 2 (CSI-2) V1.3
  • Compliant with MIPI Alliance Standard for D-PHY Specifications V1.2
  • Compliant with LVDS IEEE Std1596.3-1996
  • HS, LP, ULPS, and LVDS modes supported
  • The data transfer rate range from 400Mbps to 2.5Gbps per lane (D-PHY)
  • 1.2Gbps maximum data transfer rate per lane under LVDS mode
  • Implements all three CSI-2 MIPI Layers (Pixel/Byte Packing Layer, Low Level Protocol and Lane Management)
  • Supports high speed and low power lane operation
  • Supports data type: RGB/YUV/RAW (Based on actual application scenarios)
  • Supports virtual channel
  • Supports for D-PHY Ultra Low Power State
  • Error detection and correction supported
  • Supports image pixel interface
  • Dynamic configuration and control via core ports

Deliverables

  • Databook and physical implementation guides Netlist (Spice format for LVS)
  • Library Exchange Format (LEF)
  • Encrypted Verilog Models
  • GDSII to Foundry IP Merge
  • Module integration guidelines
  • Silicon validation report (when available)

Technical Specifications

Foundry, Node
SMIC 28nm
SMIC
In Production: 28nm
Silicon Proven: 28nm
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