5460 - In D-PHY to CMOS V1.3 for crosslink application, why does v_sync signal not normal compared to the datasheet? When the data valid, V_sync have the low level and when v_sync is high, it have no h_sync.
Waveform found in Fig 2.5 of the documentation has to be updated. For reference on the correct waveform, please refer to byte-to-pixel converter IP, under FPGA-IPUG-02027 to be specific, it is under Fig 2.2.
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