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I3C Host Controller
The MIPI I3C interface is an evolutionary standard that improves upon the features of I2C, while maintaining backward compatibility. This standard offers a flexible multi-drop interface between the host processor and peripheral sensors to support the growing usage of sensors in embedded systems.
The main purpose of MIPI I3C is threefold:
To standardize sensor communication
Reduce the number of physical pins used in sensor system integration and
Support low-power, high-speed and other critical features that are currently covered by I2C and SPI.
The main purpose of MIPI I3C is threefold:
To standardize sensor communication
Reduce the number of physical pins used in sensor system integration and
Support low-power, high-speed and other critical features that are currently covered by I2C and SPI.
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Block Diagram of the I3C Host Controller IP Core
I3C IP
- MIPI I3C Controllers - Dual Role Master (70016); APB I3C Slave (70002), Generic I3C Slave
- I3C Slave
- Intelligent Sensor and Power Management Design Platform
- I3C Slave Controller
- SPD5 HUB MIPI I3C Interface
- MIPI I3C controller delivers high bandwidth and scalability for integration of multiple sensors