The CSI power of the processor is 1.2v, does it match the 1.8v power CSI of AWR1243?They're both d-phy.
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The CSI power of the processor is 1.2v, does it match the 1.8v power CSI of AWR1243?They're both d-phy.
Hello, looking forward to your reply.
I checked the d-phy V1.1 specification of MIPI, which stipulated that LP Transmitter VOH was 1.1v-1.3v.
In the datasheet of AWR1243, the mode level of lp-11 is VOH. According to the datasheet specification, the minimum VOH is 1.35v under the power supply of 1.8v, which is inconsistent with the d-phy specification.
thank you
Hello,
As long as the receiver is MIPI spec compliant it should not be an issue. How they have implemented the power supply network should not matter (even though I am surprised that the D-Phy receiver is operating of only 1.2V supply).
The VOH table you are referring to in the 1243 datasheet are for digital IOs and not CSI signals. There is a separate CSI section where the timings are mentioned and remaining specs are based on the MIPI D-Phy specs.
Regards,
Vivek