Vendor: M31 Technology Corp. Category: Displayport

DisplayPort TX v1.4, 8.1Gbps x2-lane, TSMC N6, 1.8V, N/S orientation

The DisplayPort TX IP provides high-performance, multi-lane capability and low power architecture for high-bandwidth applications.

Overview

The DisplayPort TX IP provides high-performance, multi-lane capability and low power architecture for high-bandwidth applications. DisplayPort TX supports 20Gbps UHBR20, 13.5Gbps UHBR13.5, 10Gbps UHBR10, 8.1Gbps HBR3, 5.4Gbps HBR2, 2.7Gbps HBR and 1.62Gbps RBR data rates. Additionally, the IP also includes the transceiver for the AUX channel.

Key features

  • Supports 1.62G to 20Gbps data rates and compact die area
  • Supports x1, x2 and x4 lanes
  • Supports post-cursor 1 FFE for Main Link transmitter
  • Supports four swing levels for Main Link transmitter
  • Supports four pre-emphasis levels for Main Link transmitter
  • Supports 20-bit/40-bit (DP1.4), 32bit (DP2.1) databus width of parallel interface
  • Supports PLL-alive mode
  • Supports built-in internal loopback mode for testing
  • Supports AUX channel feature
  • Supports Wire-Bond or Flip-Chip packages
  • Can be integrated with USB PHY to realize type-C DP alternate

Block Diagram

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 6nm N6

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
DisplayPort TX v1.4, 8.1Gbps x2-lane, TSMC N6, 1.8V, N/S orientation
Vendor
M31 Technology Corp.
Type
Silicon IP

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What is DisplayPort TX v1.4, 8.1Gbps x2-lane, TSMC N6, 1.8V, N/S orientation?

DisplayPort TX v1.4, 8.1Gbps x2-lane, TSMC N6, 1.8V, N/S orientation is a Displayport IP core from M31 Technology Corp. listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc.

How should engineers evaluate this Displayport?

Engineers should review the overview, key features, supported foundries and nodes, maturity, deliverables, and provider information before shortlisting this Displayport IP.

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