MIPI DSI Transmitter IP is designed to transmit the data to the host processor. The MIPI DSI-2 provides the mobile industry a standard, robust, scalable, low-power, high-speed, cost-effective interface that supports a wide range of imaging solutions for mobile devices.
Features
Compliance as per MIPI-DSI-2 version2.0
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
DSI-2 Transmitter supports Pixel to Byte conversion from Application layer to LLP layer
DSI-2 Transmitter compliant peripherals support either of two modes: Command Mode and Video Mode
DSI-2 operates in continuous clock behaviour in clock lane when implemented in D-PHY physical layer
DSI-2 Transmitter provides the de-skew sequence pattern for video mode support
DSI-2 Transmitter supports Lane Distribution Function which accepts a sequence of packet bytes from Low Level Protocol and distributes them across N-Lanes where each lane is independent of PHY layer
DSI-2 Transmitter can connect two, three, or four DSI Receivers by splitting the DSI Link (split Link) with DSI Sub-Links for either D Option or C Option
DSI-2 Transmitter supports HS mode and Escape mode for transmission of Packets in both C-PHY and D-PHY
DSI-2 Transmitter supports symbol slip detection code and sync symbol insertion while operating in C-PHY physical layer
DSI-2 Transmitter will insert the Filler bytes in LLP layer in conjunction with C-PHY physical layer to ensure that packet footer ends with 16-bit word boundary
DSI-2 Transmitter is used to scramble the data payload and packet footer
DSI-2 Transmitter supports C-PHY/D-PHY. Only one PHY layer can be configured at a time of transmission
Processor Interfaces are AHB-Lite/ APB/ AXI for configuration
