MIPI Unipro v1.6 Controller IP

Description and Features

UniPro (Unified Protocol) is a layered protocol defined by the MIPI Alliance for connecting devices and components within a mobile device. UniPro allows device components to utilize MIPI PHY layer to communicate and exchange data with devices on the other side of MIPI lanes. UniPro supports a wide range of device applications like application processor, camera controller, display controllers, and storage controllers like UFS or memory (RAM) controllers. Our MIPI UniPro is designed to be PHY-agnostic, supporting a wide range of applications simultaneously in the application layer. Our MIPI UniPro along with other application solutions like CSI-3 or UFS and MPHY offers an comprehensive solution.

Features

• Compliant with MIPI UniPro Standard V1.6 and MPHY standard 3.x
• Programmable 1, 2, or 4 data lanes
• Support for M-PHY HS data rates HS-Gear-1, Gear-2, Gear-3, both A/B modes and PWM data rates PWM-G1 to PWM-G7
• Support for end-to-end flow control
• Support for all traffic classes
• Support for preemption of high-priority frames
• Support for up to 32 C-Ports
• Round Robin arbitration across C-Ports
• Group acknowledgement of up to 16 frames per traffic class
• Support for frame retransmission
• Configurable buffer spaces
• CSD, CSV support
• Support for UniPro test feature
• TMPI support
• Efficient power management

Deliverables

• Configurable RTL Code
• HDL based test bench and behavioral models
• Test cases
• Protocol checkers, bus watchers and
• Performance monitors
• Configurable synthesis shell
• Design Guide
• Verification Guide
• Synthesis Guide