MIPI Display Serial Interface Transmit Bridge Reference Design

Lattice Semiconductor の部品 DPHY5G を使用したリファレンス デザイン

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  • Communications and Telecom
  • IoT Applications
  • Sensor and Transducer

説明

  • MIPI DSI Transmit Bridge Reference Design. The DSI (Display Serial Interface) transmit reference design is a complete HDL design for enabling either a MachXO2, MachXO3 or ECP3 FPGA to drive a DSI receiving device. In this design, the DSI transmit accepts RGB (Red, Green/Blue) pixel bus data from a processor or other display control output device. The output of the design interfaces to a D-PHY interface IP core, allowing the FPGA to directly drive a DSI receiving device, such as a display. The parallel RGB to DSI transmit design illustrates how Lattice Ultra Low Density FPGAs can be used to connect various processors to DSI displays. The DSI transmit design enables embedded designers to utilize low cost screens with embedded processors. Flexible MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) DSI Transmit Bridge - Allows an embedded processor that does not have mobile I/O to interface to a low cost DSI screen

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