MIPI Alliance members develop the world’s most comprehensive set of interface specifications for mobile and mobile-influenced products. Here are a few of our major specifications.

MIPI Alliance specifications serve six types of interface needs in a device: physical layer, multimedia, chip-to-chip/interprocessor communications (IPC), device control and data management, system …

MIPI CSI-2®, originally introduced in 2005, is the world’s most widely implemented embedded camera and imaging interface.

The MIPI Display Serial Interface (MIPI DSI) defines a high-speed serial interface between a host processor and a display module.

MIPI Overview | MIPI Alliance is a collaborative global organization serving industries that develop mobile and mobile-influenced devices.

MIPI D-PHY connects megapixel cameras and high-resolution displays to an application processor. It is a synchronous link, available in either embedded or forwarded clock modes, that provides high noise …

MIPI C-PHY™ provides a high performance, power efficient physical layer interface with a minimized number of interconnect signals to connect embedded cameras and displays to application processors.

MIPI Alliance specifications are used to interface chipsets and peripherals in mobile-connected devices. In the mobile industry, these solutions are used in smartphones, tablets, laptops and hybrid devices.

Originally released in July 2010, the MIPI RF Front End Control Interface, MIPI RFFE SM, is the world’s de facto standard interface for control of radio frequency (RF) front-end (FE) subsystems.

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