TB-FMCL-MIPI Hardware User Manual
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Rev.3.01
9. MIPI IO Signals
9.1. MIPI D-PHY Lanes
Each MIPI connector, whether input (CSI-2) or output (DSI), provides five differential pairs that are
designed to interface to 100-ohm differential wiring to the MIPI peripheral. The differential pairs are
assigned per Samtec
’s recommendations for the LSHM series where each pair occupies adjacent pins
bounded on both sides by GND pins. For signal integrity reasons, in the 20-pin by 2-row connector pin
matrix, the high-speed differential lanes occupy the inside row
, or “short” path (ROW 1), of the connector.
All five lanes from a connector to PHY device IO pads are delay matched to 10ps to minimize the PCB
impact on signal/clock timing relationship. Both the CSI and DSI port traces are approximately 31mm in
length, measured from the Meticom PHY pins to the LSHM connector.
9.2. MIPI GPIO Signals
Each MIPI connector is supplied with four GPIO signals that are supplied from SelectIO pins on the FMC
connector, as per the following diagram:
GA1
3.3V AUX
MIPI PORTA
MIPI PORTB
GA0
A0
A1
A2
3.3V AUX
ADDR: 01111xx
SDA
SCL
BI-DIR
LEVEL
SHIFTER
VADJ
VADJ
VADJ
D
IR
1
D
IR
2
A1
A2
B1
B2
OEn
BI-DIR
LEVEL
SHIFTER
VADJ
D
IR
1
D
IR
2
A1
A2
B1
B2
OEn
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC3
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC4
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC1
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC2
MIPI_AUXIO_nOE1-4
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC3
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC4
MIPI_AUXIO1
MIPI_AUXIO2
MIPI_AUXIO3
MIPI_AUXIO4
I2C I/O
EXPANDER
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC3
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC4
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC5
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC6
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC7
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC8
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC1
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC2
BI-DIR
LEVEL
SHIFTER
VADJ
A1
A2
B1
B2
OEn
BI-DIR
LEVEL
SHIFTER
VADJ
D
IR
1
D
IR
2
A1
A2
B1
B2
OEn
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC7
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC8
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC5
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC6
MIPI_AUXIO_nOE5-8
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC7
MIPI_AUXIO_LPC8
MIPI_AUXIO5
MIPI_AUXIO6
MIPI_AUXIO7
MIPI_AUXIO8
D
IR
1
D
IR
2
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC5
DIR_MIPI_AUXIO_LPC6
VUSER
3V3
2V5
VADJ
VUSER
3V3
2V5
VADJ
Figure 9-1 GPIO SIGNALS TO EACH MIPI PORT
The VADJ IO voltage domain of the FMC is level shifted to the user selected MIPI IO voltage domain
using Texas Instruments SN74AVC2T245 bi-directional dual-voltage transceivers. These devices can
operate to voltages as low as 1.2V, allowing the MIPI GPIO signals to support VADJ or VUSER down to
1.5V (actual minimum VADJ is 1.65V due to I2C translator limitations). Two FPGA pins on the FMC
connector control the output enable (OEn) of the level shifters (OEn=1 results in Hi-Z on each side of
translator). Each MIPI connector GPIO group can have its MIPI IO voltage selected from four options as