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Chip Interfaces MIPI I3C Controller IP

The MIPI I3C IP solutions page reviewed on 12 November 2026 describes a technology-agnostic MIPI I3C v1.1.1 implementation targeting ASIC and FPGA.

Overview

Chip Interfaces MIPI I3C Controller IP is licensable silicon-agnostic controller/target IP.

It states the IP can act as Bus Controller or Secondary Controller, and with the Target Engine as a Target or Composite Device with multiple Virtual Targets. Documented support includes SDR and HDR modes (HDR-DDR, HDR-TSP/TSL, HDR-BT), multi-lane operation, speeds up to 100 Mbps, Hot Join, all I3C CCC codes, Async Modes 0–3, Target Reset, Device-to-Device tunneling, Early Termination, and TCRI v1.0 application data interface. Backward compatibility with MIPI I3C 1.1/1.0 and I2C is stated. Deliverables include source or encrypted RTL, documentation, simulation environment, synthesis scripts, and SDC timing constraints. The page states UVM-based verification and lint/CDC checking.

Technical capabilities

  • Published as design IP

    Licensable semiconductor IP. This listing is not a finished controller chip.

  • Controller IP

    Controller / protocol IP. A companion PHY is a separate listing unless the page states otherwise.

  • Finder function

    MIPI I3C controller

  • Numbered specification: MIPI I3C v1.1.1 (backward compatible with v1.1/v1.0)

    MIPI I3C v1.1.1 (backward compatible with v1.1/v1.0) is named for this product on the reviewed page.

  • Numbered specification: TCRI v1.0

    TCRI v1.0 is named for this product on the reviewed page.

Lifecycle and categories

Solution categories
I3C IP
Supported versions
MIPI I3C v1.1.1 (backward compatible with v1.1/v1.0); TCRI v1.0
Compatibility
ASIC and FPGA; SDR/HDR multi-lane; I2C backward compatible. Source

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