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The MIPI category under Interface Controller & PHY encompasses a broad range of semiconductor IPs tailored for high-speed data transfer between components in mobile and IoT devices. MIPI, which stands for Mobile Industry Processor Interface, is an industry-driven standard aimed at simplifying the integration of different advanced technologies into small form factor devices while ensuring optimal communication efficiency and power consumption.
Within this category, you will find semiconductor IPs that address the critical need for reducing latency and increasing the bandwidth of data communication across various internal components. These MIPI interfaces are vital in smartphones, tablets, and other portable electronics, where space is at a premium, yet there's a demand for high-performance data exchange and energy efficiency. The IPs provide solutions for connecting processors to modems, sensors, displays, and cameras, enabling manufacturers to build devices with faster data processing capabilities and higher battery life.
MIPI semiconductor IPs in this category include MIPI D-PHY, C-PHY, and M-PHY, among others. These IPs are designed to support versatile and scalable designs, allowing for personalization depending on the specific requirements of the end product. MIPI D-PHY, for instance, is often used in applications requiring video transmission with high-quality imaging sensors, providing a robust method to deliver both power and data through the same interface.
By leveraging MIPI semiconductor IPs, designers can ensure that their products adhere to the latest industry standards, providing a competitive edge in the technology market. These IPs support a seamless interface experience, enhance data transmission efficiencies, and reduce both development time and costs. Integrating MIPI interface controller and PHY solutions will drive innovation and bring sophisticated electronic products to market faster and more efficiently than ever before.
Overview: The MIPI CSI-2 (Camera Serial Interface) defines an interface between a peripheral device (camera) and host processor (application engine) for mobile applications. It offers the mobile industry a standard, robust, scalable, low-power, high-speed, and cost-effective interface that supports a wide range of imaging solutions for mobile devices. Key Features: Compliance with MIPI-CSI-2 version 3.0 Compliance with C-PHY 2.0 for MIPI CSI-2 Version 3.0 Compliance with D-PHY 2.5 for MIPI CSI-2 Version 3.0 Compatibility with I2C and I3C (SDR, DDR) for CCI interface Support for C-PHY 2.0, D-PHY 2.5, A-PHY, M-PHY with configurable PHY layer Processor Interfaces: AHB Lite/APB/AXI for configuration Lane Merging Function for consolidating packet data in CSI-2 Receiver De-skew detection in D-PHY and sync word detection in C-PHY Pixel Formats Supported: YUV, RGB, and RAW data Virtual Channels: 16 for D-PHY, 32 for C-PHY Error detection, interleaving, scrambling, and descrambling support Byte to pixel conversion in LLP layer Applications: Imaging Surveillance Gaming Sensor devices Internet of Things (IoT) Wearable devices Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Automotive Systems
Overview: The MIPI I3C Controller IP Core is fully compliant with the latest I3C specification, offering high bandwidth and scalability for integrating multiple sensors into mobile, automotive, and IoT system-on-chips (SoCs). This controller support in-band interrupts within the 2-wire interface, reducing pin count, simplifying board design, and lowering power and system costs. Backward compatibility with I2C ensures future-proof designs, and the controller's operating modes enable efficient connectivity for systems with multiple ICs and sensors on a single I3C bus. The ARM® AMBA® Advanced High-Performance Bus (AHB) facilitates seamless integration of the IP into the SoC. Key Features: Compliance with MIPI-I3C Basic v1.0 Backward compatibility with I2C Two-wire serial interface up to 12.5MHz using Push-Pull Dynamic and Static Addressing support Single Data Rate messaging (SDR) Broadcast and Direct Common Command Code (CCC) Messages support In-Band Interrupt capability Hot-Join Support Applications: Consumer Electronics Defense Aerospace Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Medical Biometrics (Fingerprints, etc.) Automotive Devices Sensor Devices
Overview: The MIPI DSI Transmitter IP is designed to transmit data to the host processor, providing the mobile industry with a standard, robust, scalable, low-power, high-speed, and cost-effective interface that supports a wide range of imaging solutions for mobile devices. Key Features: Compliance with MIPI-DSI-2 version 2.0 Compliance with C-PHY version 2.0 for DSI-2 Version-2 Compliance with D-PHY version 1.2 for DSI-2 Version-2.0 Compliance with D-PHY version 2.0 for DSI-2 Version-2.0 Compliance with D-PHY version 3.0 for DSI-2 Version-2.0 Compliance with MIPI SDF specification Compliance with DBI-2 and DPI-2 Pixel to Byte conversion support from Application layer to LLP layer Support for Command Mode and Video Mode Continuous clock behavior in clock lane for D-PHY physical layer De-skew sequence pattern for video mode support Lane Distribution Function for distributing packet bytes across N-Lanes Connectivity with two, three, or four DSI Receivers HS mode and Escape mode support for transmission of Packets in both C-PHY and D-PHY Symbol slip detection code and sync symbol insertion in C-PHY physical layer Target Applications: Imaging Surveillance Gaming Sensor devices Internet of Things (IoT) Wearable devices Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Automotive Systems
Overview: The SPD5 Hub controller IP is designed to interface with the I3C/I2C Host Bus, allowing for the isolation of local devices such as Temperature Sensors (TS) from the master host bus. It features a Two-wire serial interface with SCL and SDA busses. Key Features: Compliance with JEDEC's JESD300-5 Support for speeds up to 12.5MHz Bus Reset functionality SDA arbitration support Enabled Parity Check Support for Packet Error Check (PEC) Switch between I2C and I3C Basic Mode Default Read address pointer Mode Write and read operations for SPD5 Hub with or without PEC In-band Interrupt (IBI) support Write Protection for NVM memory blocks Arbitration for Interrupts Clearing of Device Status and IBI Status Registers Error handling for Packet Error Check and Parity Errors Common Command Codes (CCC) for I3C Basic Mode Dynamic IO Operation Mode Switching Bus Clear and Bus Reset capabilities SPD5 Command features for NVM memory and Register Space Read and Write access to NVM memory Support for Offline Tester operation Applications: DDR5 DIMM Application Environment DDR5 NVDIMM Application Environment Automotive Devices Memory Devices Power Management Devices Defense/Aerospace/Customer Electronics
Overview: The Power Management IC (PMIC) is specifically designed for DDR5 RDIMM, DDR5 LRDIMM, and DDR5 NVDIMM applications. It includes switching and LDO regulators to efficiently manage power distribution. The PMIC utilizes a MIPI-I3C Interface to select appropriate power settings for various application environments and is capable of operating at speeds up to 12.5MHz. Key Features: Maximum Operating speed of 12.5MHz Flexible Open-Drain IO (I2C) and Push-Pull (I3C) IO Support Multi-Time Programmable Non-Volatile Memory Interface Programmable and DIMM-specific registers for customization Error log registers for tracking Packet Error Check (PEC) and Parity Error Check functions Bus Reset function Support I3C Basic mode In-Band Interrupt (IBI) support Write, read, and default read operations in I2C mode Error handling for PEC, Parity errors, and CCC errors I3C Basic Common Command Codes (CCC) support Applications: DDR5 DIMM Application Environment DDR5 NVDIMM Application Environment Automotive Devices Memory Devices Power Management Devices Defense/Aerospace/Customer Electronics
Overview: The MIPI CSI-2 (Camera Serial Interface) Transmitter IP establishes an interface between a peripheral device (camera) and host processor (application engine) for mobile applications. It offers the mobile industry a standard, robust, scalable, low-power, high-speed, and cost-effective interface that caters to a wide range of imaging solutions for mobile devices. Key Features: Compliance with MIPI-CSI-2 version 3.0 Compliance with C-PHY 2.0 for MIPI CSI-2 Version 3.0 Compliance with D-PHY 2.5 for MIPI CSI-2 Version 3.0 Compatibility with I2C and I3C (SDR, DDR) for CCI interface Pixel to Byte conversion support from Application layer to LLP layer Continuous clock behavior in clock lane for D-PHY physical layer De-skew sequence pattern in Data Lane Module Lane Distribution Function for distributing packet bytes across N-Lanes Sync word insertion through PPI command in C-PHY physical layer Insertion of Filler bytes in LLP layer for packet footer alignment Setting specific bits in packet header Defining frame blanking period Seed selection in scrambler and de-scrambler by Sync word Support for C-PHY/D-PHY/A-PHY/M-PHY with one PHY layer configuration Target Applications: Imaging Surveillance Gaming Sensor devices Internet of Things (IoT) Wearable devices Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Automotive Systems
The LVDS/OpenLDI IP core is designed for high-speed digital display applications that require low power and noise. Compatible with Low-Voltage Differential Signaling standards, it supports efficient data communication in digital televisions, LCD monitors, and other flat-panel displays.\n\nIts design ensures minimal electromagnetic interference, which is crucial in sensitive electronic environments, providing clean data transmission necessary for high-quality digital imaging. LVDS interfaces are widely regarded for their ability to support high-speed data transmission over standard cable lengths, making them ideal for diverse consumer and industrial electronics applications.\n\nBy utilizing OpenLDI standards, this IP core offers flexibility and broad compatibility with multiple display formats and technologies, ensuring seamless integration into a wide array of device architectures. This adaptability makes it a cornerstone for manufacturers looking to deploy efficient, reliable, and scalable display solutions across various product lines.
The C/D-PHY Combo IP from Mixel merges the capabilities of C-PHY and D-PHY into a single low-power, high-frequency package. This dual functionality enables it to operate as both a C-PHY and D-PHY, making it exceptionally flexible for a broad array of applications, including mobile, automotive, and IoT. With support for multiple configurations in transmitting and receiving data, the combo PHY is a cost-effective solution that also supports legacy systems with backward compatibility to older MIPI standards. The combo's modular design, along with its compatibility with the MIPI standards, makes it a reliable choice for new-age digital systems seeking efficiency and adaptability in data management and control.
SkyeChip's MIPI D-PHY is a highly integrated solution compliant with MIPI D-PHY specifications version 2.5. It offers high data transfer rates up to 2.5 Gbps per lane, supporting PHY Protocol Interface (PPI) for efficient data transmission. The IP features power-efficient escape and ultra-low-power states, making it ideal for mobile and portable applications requiring robust data communication with minimal power overhead, further enhancing its suitability for various consumer and industrial applications.
The Mixel LVDS/D-PHY Combo Receiver is a powerful, cost-effective solution for applications that require versatility in both LVDS and MIPI standards. Utilizing a sophisticated physical layer design, it accommodates data throughput rates up to 4.0Gbps, making it suitable for modern display interfaces. It includes mechanisms for high-speed data capture and low-power operation, optimizing for both data-intensive tasks and energy efficiency. Its expandable architecture supports multiple lanes, providing adaptability to various system configurations. With its compliant structures adhering to global interface standards, this combo receiver integrates seamlessly into different technology flows.
Arasan's MIPI DSI-2 Transmitter IP is engineered for superior display capabilities, providing a feature-rich interface that bridges host processors with display panels. Fully compliant with the latest MIPI DSI standards, this IP supports various configuration modes to ensure broad compatibility and seamless integration with different devices. It offers high-speed data transfer to handle the stringent demands of modern high-definition displays while focusing on reducing power consumption in battery-dependent devices.
The LVDS/D-PHY Combo Transmitter integrates a high-frequency, low-power physical layer that adheres to the MIPI D-PHY standard and a high-performance 4-channel LVDS Serializer. Using digital CMOS technology, this compact design facilitates both serial and parallel data transmission with up to 4.2Gbps data throughput. With flexible clock support and a robust modular design, it's engineered for seamless integration in various electronic systems. The LVDS component ensures compatibility with industry standards while offering built-in high-speed serialization.
The DisplayPort/eDP IP solution is crafted to cater to high-resolution display interfaces in devices ranging from laptops and tablets to high-end monitors and televisions. Supporting the latest DisplayPort standards including eDP for embedded applications, it facilitates high-speed video and audio data transmission with little interference or signal integrity loss.\n\nDesigned to optimize for bandwidth efficiency and power management, this IP core is ideal for panels that demand high-quality visuals with efficient energy usage. By incorporating this into their systems, manufacturers can achieve exceptional screen clarity and improved performance efficiency in digital displays used across consumer and professional devices.\n\nThe DisplayPort/eDP IP stands out for its versatility and adaptability, allowing it to fit a wide range of display-related applications. It supports multichannel audio capabilities alongside high-definition video, promoting dynamic and immersive user experiences while maintaining sharp, uninterrupted visuals.
Designed for mobile and IoT devices, the MIPI IP interface core provides a tailored solution for high-speed serial communication, essential in compact electronics where space and power efficiency are demanded. It applies the Mobile Industry Processor Interface standard, commonly utilized in smartphones, tablets, and advanced wearable technology.\n\nThis IP core enables manufacturers to streamline high-speed data transfer in devices, supporting complex interactions between various integrated components like processors and sensors. The core’s architecture maximizes efficiency in sending and receiving data while conserving energy, a critical aspect for battery-dependent devices.\n\nMIPI's flexibility in handling diverse communication requirements makes it an essential inclusion for products targeting real-time performance and low latency operations. It enhances device interoperability and is built to support emerging mobile communication needs, offering a comprehensive solution for modern connected devices.
The DisplayPort 1.4a IP Core delivers direct connectivity to DisplayPort-enabled devices, supporting audio-visual data transmission in high-definition formats. Built to facilitate seamless integration, this core ensures high bandwidth, low latency, and error-free data communication, making it ideal for both consumer and professional applications. Designed with versatility in mind, this core supports multiple data rates and resolutions, making it adaptable to various generations of DisplayPort technology. As a result, it can handle ultra-high-definition video along with multi-channel audio streams, offering a comprehensive solution for manufacturers looking to provide superior digital media experiences. Reliability and efficiency are hallmarks of this IP core, which is constructed to deliver consistent performance across different environments and devices. Whether integrated into gaming consoles, professional displays, or home theatre systems, the DisplayPort 1.4a IP Core provides exceptional connectivity and performance, ensuring a competitive edge in the marketplace.
The MIPI CSI-2 Receiver IP from Arasan Chip Systems provides a comprehensive interface solution that connects cameras to various host processors. As a high-performance IP core, it supports the latest iterations of the MIPI CSI-2 specification, designed for seamless integration into devices requiring reliable camera communication. This IP provides high-speed data transmission, ensuring superior image and video quality while maintaining low power consumption. It's compliant with advanced CSI specifications, supporting different modes for broad interoperability.
The Mixel C-PHY IP is a highly adaptable, high-bandwidth physical layer that uses 3-phase symbol encoding to achieve up to 5.7Gbps over its lane configuration. This low-power, low-area PHY is optimized for various applications such as mobile and IoT, utilizing MIPI’s specifications to ensure seamless interface compatibility for camera and display systems. Offering a combination of soft and hard IP views, the C-PHY stands out in its support for both high-speed data and low-power control modes, enhancing flexibility and integration in various system architectures. With support for up to three lanes per trio, this C-PHY ensures reliable data transmission even over extended distances, making it ideal for applications requiring high-performance end-to-end communication.
Mixel’s M-PHY IP serves as a versatile physical layer solution complying with the MIPI Alliance standards. This IP is capable of efficiently facilitating connections for various data-intensive applications such as flash storage, RF subsystems, and chip-to-chip communications. Featuring a modular design, the M-PHY offers operational flexibility with scalable speeds through different operational modes that contribute to significant power savings. It supports a broad range of interfaces with its dual-simplex point-to-point communication and ultra-low voltage differential signaling functionality.
The high-frequency Mixel D-PHY IP is specifically designed to meet the MIPI Alliance standards for D-PHY, supporting efficient connectivity between cameras, display devices, and a core processor. Operating over a wide range of data rates up to 4.5Gbps, it offers seamless integration for applications requiring fast data transmission while conserving power. The D-PHY is partitioned into a digital module for control and interface logic, and a mixed-signal module, allowing for a versatile combination of Soft and Hard IP that adapts to customer-specific design requirements. This robust PHY supports MIPI’s Camera and Display Serial Interfaces, providing reliable data communication with adaptive power-saving features, including configurable resistance termination calibrators.