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ATT2089 User Guide

Details:

1. Overview

ATT2089 is a high-performance display bridge chip designed to convert LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) signals into MIPI DSI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface – Display Serial Interface) signals. It is ideal for applications where a legacy LVDS interface needs to drive modern MIPI display panels, such as:

  • Industrial control displays

  • Medical equipment terminals

  • Smart home control panels

  • Automotive dashboards and infotainment screens

  • Portable embedded devices

ATT2089 offers excellent compatibility, stability, and low power consumption, making it a reliable solution for LVDS to MIPI conversion.


2. Key Features

  • LVDS Input Interface

    • Supports single or dual-channel LVDS input

    • Maximum resolution up to 1920×1200 @ 60Hz

  • MIPI DSI Output Interface

    • Supports 2-lane or 4-lane MIPI output

    • Compliant with MIPI DSI v1.02 specification

    • Supports resolutions up to 1920×1200 @ 60Hz

  • Integrated Functional Modules

    • Color Space Conversion (CSC)

    • Clock domain crossing and signal synchronization

    • Pixel timing alignment

  • Power Supply

    • Operating voltages: 1.2V (core) / 3.3V (I/O)

    • Low power design, suitable for portable devices

  • Package & Reliability

    • Available in QFN or BGA package

    • Supports industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C)


3. Typical Connection Diagram

[Main Controller with LVDS Output] ---> [ATT2089 LVDS Input] ==> [ATT2089 MIPI Output] ---> [MIPI DSI Display Panel]

ATT2089 bridges LVDS signals from a legacy controller to modern MIPI-compatible display modules.


4. Application Notes

  1. Signal Matching and Layout

    • LVDS input should follow differential impedance control (100Ω differential impedance).

    • MIPI signals require matched trace length and controlled impedance to prevent reflection and crosstalk.

  2. Power Isolation and Filtering

    • Separate power supplies for 1.2V core and 3.3V I/O are required.

    • Recommended to add decoupling capacitors near power pins.

  3. Initialization and Configuration

    • ATT2089 can be configured via I²C or SPI interface.

    • Parameters such as clock frequency, output lane number, and timing format are set during initialization.

  4. Compatibility Check

    • Ensure the display panel supports MIPI DSI and is compatible with the selected output configuration (lane count, clock speed, etc.).

    • Reference design documents are provided for fast integration.


5. Application Scenarios

  • Legacy System Upgrade

    • Upgrade existing LVDS-based designs to MIPI displays without replacing the main controller.

  • Automotive Displays

    • Bridge automotive LVDS output to high-resolution MIPI displays for dashboards or infotainment systems.

  • Smart Home Terminals

    • Cost-effective LVDS-based SoCs can drive modern MIPI screens via ATT2089.


6. Development Resources

The ATT2089 package includes a full set of development resources:

  • Datasheet

  • Application Notes

  • Reference PCB Design

  • Register Configuration Tables

  • Example Driver Code (C Language)

Linux or RTOS systems on the host controller can easily integrate with the ATT2089.


7. Summary

ATT2089 is a cost-effective and integration-friendly LVDS to MIPI bridge solution suitable for various embedded display applications. It solves compatibility challenges in mixed-interface environments and enables smooth system upgrades.

For more information or sample requests, please contact your technical representative or authorized distributor.