Overview
The SVTPlus-CSI2-F is a second generation MIPI CSI2-Tx transmitter IP core for FPGA implementations. It complies with MIPI® CSI2 V2.0 and DPHY1.2 specifications, with up to 8 data lanes, at up to 2.5GBPS per lane. Total available bit rate is 20Gbps, supporting, for example, 7680x4320 (8K) images at 60fps
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Andrew Elias (NVIDIA), SriDeepti Pisipati (Synopsys)