Cadence Announces the First MIPI I3C Verification IP!
September 24, 2015
The MIPI Alliance has developed dozens of specifications, standardizing all interfaces of mobile devices that are now part of almost any smartphone. If you are reading this blog through a mobile device (as you probably are...), the text and graphics you see on your screen went through the MIPI DSI interface, and the picture or video you took earlier with the phone’s camera was captured through the MIPI CSI interface and saved on your memory flash card through MIPI UniPro interface, and so on…
The proliferation of sensors in mobile devices (accelerometer, gyroscope, light, pressure, and temperature sensors is a very partial list) led the MIPI alliance to develop a new standard for sensors interfaces: I3C
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