Solving MIPI D-PHY Transmitter Test Challenges
MIPI stands for “Mobile Industry Processor Interface”, which provides a flexible, low-cost, high-speed interface solution for communication links between components inside a mobile device. With more than 100 companies backing this emerging standard, MIPI is expected to be widely adopted for smart phones and similar application-rich networked devices, as well as in personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other consumer electronics. This paper, which complements another one published in the December 2008 issue of go/semi newsletter, elaborates the transmitter test solution for the MIPI D-PHY standard. 
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Mixed Signal Lecture Series: DSP-Based Testing Fundamentals 17 - Signal to Noise Ratio
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Mixed Signal Lecture Series: DSP-Based Testing Fundamentals 17 - Signal to Noise Ratio
In some cases, calculating Signal to Noise Ratio using FFT is not possible or gives inaccurate results. This article discusses calculating Signal to Noise ratio in the time domain. The strategy is to separate the signal from the noise. Estimation of the fundamental signal is the key. , 690 KB
, 690 KBDigRF v4 is the recently introduced successor of DigRF v3. DigRF v4 uses MIPI M-PHY as physical layer. How does MIPI M-PHY compares to MIPI D-PHY? , 20 KB.
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