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Automotive-Compliant MIPI CSI-2 Controller - Vimarsana News

Automotive-Compliant MIPI CSI-2 Controller

Integrating advanced peripherals such as multi-megapixel cameras and higher resolution screens into next generation devices brings new challenges to the ...

MIPI D-PHY in GlobalFoundries (40nm, 28nm) - Vimarsana News

MIPI D-PHY in GlobalFoundries (40nm, 28nm)

The demand for advanced multimedia features is pushing device manufacturers to integrate more advanced peripherals such as multi-megapixel cameras and ...

MIPI D-PHY in TSMC for Automotive (28nm, 16nm) - Vimarsana News

MIPI D-PHY in TSMC for Automotive (28nm, 16nm)

The demand for advanced multimedia features is pushing device manufacturers to integrate more advanced peripherals such as multi-megapixel cameras and ...

Winbond's HyperRAM and SpiStack can now operate with Renesas' RZ/A2M MPUs - Vimarsana News

Winbond's HyperRAM and SpiStack can now operate with Renesas' RZ/A2M MPUs

Winbond's HyperRAM and SpiStack can now operate with Renesas’ RZ/A2M MPUs Winbond Electronics has confirmed that its HyperRAM and SpiStack (NOR+NAND) can now be operated with Renesas’ RZ/A2M Arm-based microprocessors (MPUs). Renesas’ RZ/A2M is suitable for Human Machine Interface (HMI), especially HMI applications with cameras. It supports Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI), a camera interface that is widely used in mobile devices, and is equipped with a dynamically reconfigurable processor (DRP) for high-speed image processing. These MPUs also ...

MIPI Drives Performance for Next-Generation Displays - Vimarsana News

MIPI Drives Performance for Next-Generation Displays

MIPI Drives Performance for Next-Generation Displays By Mixel, Rambus, and Hardent In late 2000, Nokia announced its iconic 3310 handset which featured an 84×48-pixel pure monochrome display. Seven years later, Apple unveiled its first iPhone with a 90mm (3.5”) screen and 320×480-pixel resolution (at 163 ppi). Cameras and high-quality displays quickly became the de-facto standard for smartphones by the mid-2000s. However, proprietary interface solutions for connecting cameras and displays to mobile processors lacked the standardization needed to make sense of the chaos of sourcing these c...