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Mixel and Graphin Demonstrate First End-to-end Video Transmission Using MIPI M-PHY LinkMarch 12, 2012 --Mixel, Inc. and Graphin Co., Ltd., a developer of evaluation hardware and software for image sensors, announced today that they have achieved the first end-to-end video transmission over a MIPI M-PHY link. In 2010, the two companies announced a strategic partnership to address the emerging M-PHY and to produce a "Golden M-PHY" IC to be used in Graphin's evaluation system. As a result of that collaboration, Mixel achieved first-silicon success with its M-PHY test chip supporting all use cases, and was the first IP provider to demonstrate that capability in the MIPI face-to-face meeting in Copenhagen in June 2011. The companies will now be demonstrating end-to-end video transmission using the Mixel chip in the MIPI Alliance face-to-face meeting in Seoul, Korea on March 13th. Mixel's M-PHY IP supports both Type I and Type II operation, A and B data rates, and all current and future MIPI M-PHY use-cases, such as DigRF v4, UniProSM 1.4, CSI-3, LLI, and JEDEC's UFS. The MXL-MIPI-M-PHY-HSG2 supports High-Speed (HS) Gear1 (G1), Gear2 (G2), as well as Low-Speed Gear 0 (LS-G0) through LS-G7. The IP supports 1.0 version of the M-PHY specifications, and has been silicon-proven for over a year now. Mixel provides its customers with a complete MIPI solution, including the PHY, controllers, and MIPI platform that combines Mixel's daughter card incorporating Mixel's silicon-proven D-PHY or M-PHY with an off-the-shelf FPGA board that integrates the PHY RTL with controller RTL. About Graphin Co., Ltd.Graphin Co., Ltd., a rapidly emerging plater in evaluation suites for image sensors, designs and develops image input boards, evaluation systems for image sensor products, and digital input/ output boards that support industrial cameras. The company's MIPI based product series of CMOS image sensor capture systems (CIS) GPirates, is fully compliant with the four-lane MIPI CSI-2 standard. | |
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