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Graphin Develops Evaluation Suites of CMOS Image Sensors with MIPI Standard

Graphin Co., Ltd., a rapidly emerging leader for evaluation suites for image sensors, announced today that it has developed the Advanced Board, an advanced evaluation product of CMOS Image Sensors (hereinafter called CIS) supported with the MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) standard and will ship them on a commercial basis no later than the end of 2008.

The CIS products for mobile devices are very rapidly evolved in pixels and motion pictures, and products with more than 10 mega pixels are expected to be available from manufacturers shortly. Transmission bandwidth in proportion to increasingly imaging data of the CIS is hitting G(Giga) bps as seen in high vision TV signals (1.485Gbps HD-SDI) and Gigabit Ethernet (1Gbps). A parallel interface, a legacy and global standard, has a limited capacity in high bandwidth for data communications, and is gradually shifted into a serial interface. The attention of the MIPI standard is attracted as a global standard of the next CIS for mobile devices.

Graphin has brought in vast experience of marketing the GPirates, evaluation suites for Image-Sensors to Image-sensor manufacturers and mobile device companies for CIS. Upon strong requests from markets and users, Camera Serial Interface (CSI-2) compliant with the MIPI standard is called for. Graphin has completed an evaluation for a D-PHY physical layer compliant with the MIPI standard and created a prototyping system with intellectual properties supporting CSI-2 protocol controls. Graphin is working on the Advanced Board commercially available to support these requirements.

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