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Toshiba’s mobile peripheral devices are connectivity chipsets that enable flexibility in mechanical design, a broader selection of major components such as displays and cameras, reduction in power consumption, and reduction in EMI issues in handheld devices such as smart phones, mobile internet devices, netbooks, smartbooks, eBooks, and personal media and navigation devices. The TC358762XBG deserializer bridge chip uses the MIPI high-speed serial interface to deliver the large data bandwidth needed for displaying high-resolution video content.

The TC358762XBG deserializer bridge chip is targeted for use with high-resolution display panels HVGA, VGA, WVGA, qHD, and XGA. It supports video input frame rates of up to 60 frames per second for XGA and 30 frames per second for 720P. It uses a dual-lane DSI receiver that is bi-directional at lane 0 and supports data rates of up to 800 Mbps per lane for total data bandwidth of 1.6Gbps. The chip’s DPI (display port interface) host has a bus speed of up to 70 MHz burst rate. The device can also be used to connect pico projectors to baseband and application processors to enable embedded digital projector applications in mobile devices.