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Applications

D-PHY CSI-3 C-PHY Industry standards DigRF

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Signaling speed and gears

PWM 8b10b

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Overview

Physical layer MIPI Alliance Mobile PCI Express UniPro Universal Flash Storage

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Created by: MIPI Alliance
External interface: yes, with optical media converter
Speed: up to 11.6 Gbit/s per data lane
Style: serial, embedded clock
Supersedes: D-PHY
Width in bits: 1–4 lanes, w/adaptive discovery (depending on higher-level protocol)

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Overview

Physical layer
MIPI Alliance
Mobile PCI Express PCI Express
UniPro
Universal Flash Storage
SuperSpeed InterChip USB InterChip USB
Differential signaling
Impedance controlled traces Impedance matching
Circuit card Printed circuit board
Electrical termination
Flexible flat cable

Applications

D-PHY D-PHY?action=edit&redlink=1
CSI-3 Camera Serial Interface
C-PHY C-PHY?action=edit&redlink=1
Industry standards Technical standard
DigRF
MIPI LLI MIPI LLI?action=edit&redlink=1
UniPro protocol stack

Signaling speed and gears

PWM Pulse-width modulation
8b10b 8b/10b encoding

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Nodes24

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Triples25

Avg. degree1.92

Density0.083333

Components1

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M-PHY

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has application · 11

M-PHY → C-PHY, Camera Serial Interfaces, CSI-3, D-PHY, DigRF, High, Low, MIPI LLI, The CSI-2, The M-PHY, UniPro

related to Signaling speed and gears · 5

M-PHY → Communications, Gbit/s, PWM, This, Within

Created by · 1

M-PHY → MIPI Alliance

External interface · 1

M-PHY → yes, with optical media converter

Speed · 1

M-PHY → up to 11.6 Gbit/s per data lane

Style · 1

M-PHY → serial, embedded clock

Supersedes · 1

M-PHY → D-PHY

Website · 1

M-PHY → https://mipi.org/specifications/m-phy

Width in bits · 1

M-PHY → 1–4 lanes, w/adaptive discovery (depending on higher-level protocol)

Year created · 1

M-PHY → 2011

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Important terminology

speed signaling mipi high d-phy number physical layer standard mobile protocol communications support interface data alliance specifications optical media unipro

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
M-PHY	Created by	MIPI Alliance	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	External interface	yes, with optical media converter	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Speed	up to 11.6 Gbit/s per data lane	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Style	serial, embedded clock	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Supersedes	D-PHY	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Website	https://mipi.org/specifications/m-phy	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Width in bits	1–4 lanes, w/adaptive discovery (depending on higher-level protocol)	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	Year created	2011	1.00	infobox
M-PHY	is a	high speed data communications physical layer protocol standard developed by the MIPI Alliance	0.90	text
M-PHY	has application	D-PHY	0.60	section
M-PHY	has application	Camera Serial Interfaces	0.60	section
M-PHY	has application	The CSI-2	0.60	section

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