Vendor: Qualitas Semiconductor Category: MIPI

DSI-2 TX/RX Controller

DSI-2 TX/RX IP supports both transmit and receive functions in line with the DSI-2 v1.1 and D-PHY v2.0 standards.

Overview

DSI-2 TX/RX IP supports both transmit and receive functions in line with the DSI-2 v1.1 and D-PHY v2.0 standards. Designed for modern SoCs integrating display functionality, it supports high-speed and low-power modes, lane configurability, and robust link features—making it ideal for advanced embedded display applications.

Key features

Standards Compliance

  • MIPI DSI-2 v1.1
  • MIPI D-PHY v2.0

Link Layer Features

  • Configurable EoTp
  • Multiple packets per transmission
  • Lane distribution with ECC/CRC error handling
  • Detects all packet-level and protocol decoding errors
  • Supports all pixel formats defined by the standard

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
DSI-2 TX/RX Controller
Vendor
Qualitas Semiconductor
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

HQ: South Korea

Learn more about MIPI IP core

Qualitas Semiconductor Secures Strategic IP Licensing Agreement for MIPI Solutions

Under the agreement, Qualitas will deliver an integrated interface solution combining its 8nm process-based MIPI D-PHY TX/RX PHY IP with its MIPI CSI-2 TX/RX Controller IP. Moving beyond the traditional standalone PHY IP model, the company is expanding its portfolio to include optimized sub-system solutions that integrate both PHYs and controllers, maximizing technical synergy.

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