Verdin Carrier Board Design Guide
Preliminary
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2.6.4
Unused MIPI DSI Signal Termination
All unused MIPI DSI signals can be left unconnected.
Verdin
Pin
Verdin
Signal Name
Recommended Termination
37
DSI_1_CLK_P
Leave NC if not used
35
DSI_1_CLK_N
Leave NC if not used
49
DSI_1_D0_P
Leave NC if not used
47
DSI_1_D0_N
Leave NC if not used
43
DSI_1_D1_P
Leave NC if not used
41
DSI_1_D1_N
Leave NC if not used
31
DSI_1_D2_P
Leave NC if not used
29
DSI_1_D2_N
Leave NC if not used
25
DSI_1_D3_P
Leave NC if not used
23
DSI_1_D3_N
Leave NC if not used
55
I2C_2_DSI_SCL
Add pull-up resistor or disable the I2C function in software
53
I2C_2_DSI_SDA
Add pull-up resistor or disable the I2C function in software
19
PWM_3_DSI
Leave NC if not used
17
GPIO_9_DSI
Leave NC if not used
21
GPIO_10_DSI
Leave NC if not used
Table 17: Unused MIPI DSI signal termination
2.7
Camera Serial Interface (MIPI CSI-2)
The Camera Serial Interface (CSI) from the Mobile Industry Processor Interface Alliance (MIPI) is
related to the MIPI DSI which is intended to be used for displays. The Verdin standard reserves up
to four lanes for the version CSI-2. This version interfaces use the MIPI D-PHY as physical layer
which is also used for the MIPI DSI interface on the Verdin module. As with the MIPI DSI, the first
data lane is bidirectional.
The MIPI CSI-2 supports different camera formats (e.g. RGB, YUV, YCbCr, RAW Bayer, etc.). Please
carefully check the datasheet of the Verdin module whether it supports the format of the camera.
Also, the maximum interface speed and supported camera resolution depends on the module.