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Maxvy's MIPI CSI-2 V3 Receiver Interface IP serves as a key solution for integrating cameras with host processors in mobile applications. It supports the latest MIPI-CSI-2 Version 3.0 standard and interfaces with multiple PHY configurations, including C-PHY and D-PHY. The receiver seamlessly merges lane information into coherent packet data, ensuring reliable data transmission and enhanced synchronization capabilities. Ideal for applications that demand robust imaging solutions, such as surveillance and augmented reality, this receiver is engineered to manage various image formats and bit-depths efficiently, ensuring seamless data handling for modern devices.
The MIPI CSI-2 Transmitter IP from Maxvy Technologies is designed to bridge the communication between peripheral devices like cameras and host processors in mobile applications. This transmitter IP adheres to the MIPI-CSI-2 Version 3.0 standard and is compatible with various PHY layers including C-PHY and D-PHY. It allows for pixel-to-byte conversion from the application layer, offering robust support for a variety of image formats and signaling modes, such as sync word insertion and de-skew pattern recognition. The transmitter's flexibility and efficiency make it ideal for high-speed and low-power imaging solutions, crucial for industries ranging from consumer electronics to automotive systems.
Maxvy's Temperature Sensor, specifically models TS5111 and TS5110, offers thermal sensing capabilities suited for memory module applications. Utilizing a two-wire interface, this sensor can communicate over I2C or I3C protocols, with operational speeds of up to 12.5 MHz on I3C and 1 MHz on I2C buses. These sensors are designed to handle specific pre-defined device selection codes, facilitating easy integration into established systems. Capable of reporting precise thermal data, these sensors support features such as error checking and error logging, making them indispensable for temperature-critical environments.
The DDR5 Registering Clock Driver (RCD) is a crucial component in DDR5 RDIMMs and LRDIMMs, acting as a buffer for the Command/Address bus, chip selects, and clock between the host controller and DRAMs. It supports the creation of a BCOM bus to control data buffers for LRDIMMs. This IP is compliant with JEDEC's JESD82-513 and operates with an SCL speed of up to 12.5MHz, accommodating high server speeds up to 6000MT/s. It is designed with dual channels, each 32 bits wide, and supports various configurations and power-saving mechanisms, ensuring efficient data management in modern high-performance computing environments.
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