MIPI DSI TX Controller
DSI transmitter controller for application
Overview
Compliant with the MIPI® Alliance Specification for Display Serial Interface (DSIsm), the Cadence TX Controller IP for DSI provides the interface from a host device graphics controller to one or more display modules and includes an arbitration layer for arbitrating among the various data and command streams, a DSI protocol layer for protocol functions, and a lane management layer (LML) to distribute the DSI data stream across the active D-PHYsm lane modules.
Key features
- Compliant with MIPI DSI v1.3.1, supporting Command Mode, Video Mode, and bi-directional low-power data transmission (LPDT)
- Range of Display Formats Supported. Cadence Serial Display Interface (SDI), MIPI Display Pixel Interface (DPIsm), and Display Compression (DSC) input interface option
- Programmable Test Video Generator with integration debug and test
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Benefits
- Flexible Interface Options: Including support for DPI, SDI, and DSC
- Flexible Command Mode Support: APB interface or SDI
- Automotive Version Available: With safety manual and FMEDA
Applications
- Communications,
- Consumer Electronics,
- Data Processing,
- Others
Specifications
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What is MIPI DSI TX Controller?
MIPI DSI TX Controller is a MIPI IP core from Cadence Design Systems, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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