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22-Sep-2009

MIPI Alliance Specification for

D-PHY

Version 1.00.00 – 14 May 2009

MIPI Board Approved 22 September 2009

* Caution to Implementers *

This document is a MIPI

Specification formally approved by the MIPI Alliance Board of Directors

per the process defined in the MIPI Alliance Bylaws. However, implementers should be aware of

the following:

It is the good faith expectation of the MIPI PHY Working Group that D-PHY v1.00.00 is stable and

robust. The MIPI Alliance currently recommends that any member companies considering

implementation of D-PHY base their work on this version of the specification (v1.00.00).

MIPI Alliance strongly recommends that member companies NOT implement previously adopted

D-PHY specification v0.65 or D-PHY specification v0.90 which are superseded by this version

(v1.00.00).

It is the good faith expectation of the MIPI PHY WG that there will be no significant functional

changes to the fundamental technology described in this specification.

The D-PHY specification requires that powered-up Lanes be initialized simultaneously. However,

some corresponding protocol specifications may not mention this fact. The D-PHY specification

will continue to describe this requirement until all corresponding protocol specifications are

updated.

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Version 1.00.00 14-May-2009 MIPI Alliance Specification for D-PHY

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Contents 42

Draft Version 1.00.00 – 14 May 2009.............................................................................................................. i

43

 Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 1444

1.1

 Scope ............................................................................................................................................. 1445

1.2

 Purpose .......................................................................................................................................... 1546

 Terminology .......................................................................................................................................... 1647

2.1

 Definitions ..................................................................................................................................... 1648

2.2

 Abbreviations ................................................................................................................................ 1749

2.3

 Acronyms ...................................................................................................................................... 1750

 D-PHY Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 2051

3.1

 Summary of PHY Functionality .................................................................................................... 2052

3.2

 Mandatory Functionality ............................................................................................................... 2053

 Architecture ........................................................................................................................................... 2154

4.1

 Lane Modules ................................................................................................................................ 2155

4.2

 Master and Slave ........................................................................................................................... 2256

4.3

 High Frequency Clock Generation ................................................................................................ 2257

4.4

 Clock Lane, Data Lanes and the PHY-Protocol Interface ............................................................. 2258

4.5

 Selectable Lane Options ................................................................................................................ 2359

4.6

 Lane Module Types ....................................................................................................................... 2560

4.6.1

 Unidirectional Data Lane ....................................................................................................... 2661

4.6.2

 Bi-directional Data Lanes ...................................................................................................... 2662

4.6.3

 Clock Lane ............................................................................................................................. 2763

4.7

 Configurations ............................................................................................................................... 2764

4.7.1

 Unidirectional Configurations ............................................................................................... 2965

4.7.2

 Bi-Directional Half-Duplex Configurations .......................................................................... 3166

4.7.3

 Mixed Data Lane Configurations .......................................................................................... 3267

 Global Operation ................................................................................................................................... 3368

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5.1

 Transmission Data Structure ......................................................................................................... 3369

5.1.1

 Data Units .............................................................................................................................. 3370

5.1.2

 Bit order, Serialization, and De-Serialization ........................................................................ 3371

5.1.3

 Encoding and Decoding ........................................................................................................ 3372

5.1.4

 Data Buffering ....................................................................................................................... 3373

5.2

 Lane States and Line Levels .......................................................................................................... 3374

5.3

 Operating Modes: Control, High-Speed, and Escape .................................................................... 3475

5.4

 High-Speed Data Transmission ..................................................................................................... 3576

5.4.1

 Burst Payload Data ................................................................................................................ 3577

5.4.2

 Start-of-Transmission ............................................................................................................ 3578

5.4.3

 End-of-Transmission ............................................................................................................. 3679

5.4.4

 HS Data Transmission Burst ................................................................................................. 3680

5.5

 Bi-directional Data Lane Turnaround ............................................................................................ 3881

5.6

 Escape Mode ................................................................................................................................. 4182

5.6.1

 Remote Triggers .................................................................................................................... 4283

5.6.2

 Low-Power Data Transmission ............................................................................................. 4384

5.6.3

 Ultra-Low Power State .......................................................................................................... 4385

5.6.4

 Escape Mode State Machine .................................................................................................. 4386

5.7

 High-Speed Clock Transmission ................................................................................................... 4587

5.8

 Clock Lane Ultra-Low Power State ............................................................................................... 5088

5.9

 Global Operation Timing Parameters ............................................................................................ 5289

5.10

 System Power States ...................................................................................................................... 5690

5.11

 Initialization ................................................................................................................................... 5691

5.12

 Calibration ..................................................................................................................................... 5692

5.13

 Global Operation Flow Diagram ................................................................................................... 5793

5.14

 Data Rate Dependent Parameters (informative) ............................................................................ 5894

5.14.1

 Parameters Containing Only UI Values ................................................................................ 5995

5.14.2

 Parameters Containing Time and UI values .......................................................................... 5996