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MIPI IP cores enable seamless communication between processors, sensors, and peripherals in mobile, automotive, and consumer electronics applications. Two key components of MIPI IP cores are the MIPI Controller IP and MIPI PHY IP. The MIPI Controller IP manages the data transfer process, ensuring efficient and reliable communication between devices, while the MIPI PHY IP handles the physical layer of the interface, ensuring high-speed, noise-resistant signal transmission.

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Compare 737 MIPI IP from 49 vendors (1 - 10)
  • MIPI D-PHY TX+ (Transmitter)
    • The MIPI® D-PHY TX+ is a proprietary implementation of the MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 (CSI-2) and Display Serial Interface (DSI) D-PHY Transmitter.
    • It is optimized to achieve full-speed production testing, in-system testing, and higher performance compared to traditional configurations, while reducing area and standby power.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY TX+ (Transmitter)
  • MIPI D-PHY RX+ (Receiver) IP
    • The MIPI® D-PHY RX+ is a proprietary implementation of the MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 (CSI-2) and Display Serial Interface (DSI) D-PHY Receiver.
    • It is optimized to achieve full-speed production testing, in-system testing, and higher performance compared to traditional configurations, while reducing area and standby power.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY RX+ (Receiver) IP
  • MIPI D-PHY/LVDS Combo Receiver IP
    • The MXL-LVDS-MIPI-RX is a high-frequency, low-power, low-cost, source-synchronous, Physical Layer that supports the MIPI® Alliance Standard for D-PHY and compatible with the TIA/EIA-644 LVDS standard.
    • The IP is configured as a MIPI slave and consists of 5 lanes: 1 Clock lane and 4 data lanes, which make it suitable for display serial interface applications (DSI).
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY/LVDS Combo Receiver IP
  • MIPI D-PHY/LVDS Combo Transmitter IP
    • The MXL-LVDS-DPHY-DSI-TX is a combo PHY that consists of a high-frequency low-power, low-cost, source-synchronous, Physical Layer supporting the MIPI® Alliance Standard for D-PHY and a high performance 4-channel LVDS Serializer implemented using digital CMOS technology.
    • In LVDS mode, both the serial and parallel data are organized into 4 channels. The parallel data is 7 bits wide per channel. The input clock is 25MHz to 150MHz. The serializer is highly integrated and requires no external components. The circuit is designed in a modular fashion and desensitized to process variations. This facilitates process migration, and results in a robust design.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY/LVDS Combo Transmitter IP
  • MIPI C-PHY/D-PHY Combo IP
    • The MIPI C/D-PHY combo IP is a high-frequency low-power, low cost, physical layer compliant with the MIPI® Alliance Standard for C-PHY and D-PHY.
    • The PHY can be configured as a MIPI Master or MIPI Slave, supporting camera interface CSI-2 v1.2 or display interface DSI v1.3 applications in the D-PHY mode. It also supports camera interface CSI-2 v1.3 and display interface DSI-2 v1.0 applications in the C-PHY mode.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI C-PHY/D-PHY Combo IP
  • MIPI D-PHY IP
    • The D-PHY is partitioned into a Digital Module – CIL (Control and Interface Logic) and a Mixed Signal Module. It is provided as a combination of Soft IP views (RTL, and STA Constraints) for Digital Module, and Hard IP views (GDSII/CDL/LEF/LIB) for the Mixed Signal Module.
    • This unique offering of Soft and Hard IP permits architectural design flexibility and seamless implementation in customer-specific design flow.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY IP
  • MIPI M-PHY IP
    • The MIPI M-PHY is a high-frequency low-power, Physical Layer IP that supports the MIPI® Alliance Standard for M-PHY.
    • The IP can be used as a physical layer for many applications, connecting flash memory-based storage, cameras and RF subsystems, and for providing chip-to-chip inter-processor communications (IPC).
    Block Diagram -- MIPI M-PHY IP
  • MIPI C-PHY
    • The C-PHY configuration consists of up to three lane modules and is based on 3-Phase symbol encoding technology, delivering 2.28 bits per symbol over three-wire trios and targeting a maximum rate of 2.5 Gsps, 5.7Gbps.
    • The C-PHY is partitioned into a digital module – CIL (Control and Interface Logic) and a mixed-signal module. The PHY IP is provided as a combination of soft IP views (RTL, and STA Constraints) for the digital module, and hard IP views (GDSII/CDL/LEF/LIB) for the mixed-signal module.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI C-PHY
  • I3C - Function Controller
    • The I3c protocol, short for " Improved Inter - Integrated Circuit," is a communication protocol designed to improve upon the widely - used I2C protocol.
    • It was developed by the MIPI Alliance, a global organization that aims to develop interface specifications for mobile devices.
    Block Diagram -- I3C - Function Controller
  • MIPI D-PHY IP
    • Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) D-PHY is supported on Agilex™ 5 and Agilex™ 3 FPGAs allowing transmission and reception of data through PHY-protocol interface (PPI) to connect with camera serial interface (CSI) and display serial interface (DSI) applications.
    Block Diagram -- MIPI D-PHY IP
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