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SN75LVDS83BDGG Compatibility

SN75LVDS83BDGG Compatibility

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Kent Wise
Posted by Kent Wise
on Sep 16 2011 15:30 PM
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Will the SN75LVDS83BDGG LVDS transmitter work with the THine THC63LVDF84B receiver?  One of my customers wants to use a TFT LCD that already has the LVDS receiver built in however it is the THine THC63LVDF84B.  Thanks.

Best regards,

Kent

SN75LVDS83BDGG
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  • RossE
    Posted by RossE
    on Sep 16 2011 16:02 PM
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    Hi Kent, there isn't enough information in the datasheet I found: http://www.thine.co.jp/products_e/LVDS/pdf/THC63LVDF84B_Rev.3.20_E.pdf

    It needs to comply with the LVDS standard, TIA/EIA-644-A.  And it doesn't state its input common mode voltage range, or input differential voltage range, or whether there's integrated termination.

    Based on its block diagram, there's a good chance it will work with the SN75LVDS83BDGG.  You also want to pay attention to the required serial bit order.  You may be able to find more information by viewing the datasheet of the LCD that has the THine receiver.

    Thanks,
    RE

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    Posted by Kent Wise
    on Sep 16 2011 16:10 PM
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    Thank you for the response.  I have attached the LCD spec sheet link.

    http://www.hedus.com/sales/uploads/TX14D10VM1BAA-2.pdf

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  • RossE
    Posted by RossE
    on Sep 16 2011 17:24 PM
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    It looks like it uses the standard LVDS interface, so it'll work with the LVDS83B perfectly.

    Thanks,
    RE

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  • Kent Wise
    Posted by Kent Wise
    on Sep 16 2011 21:56 PM
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    Thank you.  I will let you know how well it interfaces when I receive the LCD.

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  • openvideo display
    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jun 30 2012 17:16 PM
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    I am using SN75LVDS83, CHMEI LVDS PANEL with CM1718A T-CON

    and found that it looks not working with this LVDS Rx.

    Can you provide any compatible LVDS Rx if you have?

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  • RossE
    Posted by RossE
    on Jul 01 2012 17:42 PM
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    openvideo, I haven't seen any LVDS TX and RX devices not be compatible.  Be sure to check your sync timing, and debug connections.

    The complement RX device to the SN75LVDS83 is the SN75LVDS82.

    Best regards,
    RE

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    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jul 16 2012 11:23 AM
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    I am using M185B1-LO2 Panel(Included CH1718A - LVDS Rx)

    and using XGA VESA Standard Timing.

    The Standard timings were probed correctly on Oscilloscope,

    are there any evealution kits for testing of SNLVDS83 Tx or ercommand panels with LVDS Rx?

    When I checked the default Panel Timing after LVDS Rx

    the Horizontal : 37.74khz(STH), vertical : 46.79Hz(STV)

    Thanks

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  • RossE
    Posted by RossE
    on Jul 16 2012 15:40 PM
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    openvideo, what is your LVDS clock frequency?  As for your Vsync frequency, I suggest you try 60Hz since that's much more common, even though the panel datasheet says it supports 40-75Hz.

    To answer your question, we do have EVMs for LVDS transmitters and receivers.  If you used an RX board, it would convert the SN75LVDS83 data into CMOS parallel.  It sounds like you already have this ability, since you measured HSYNC and VSYNC.

    Best regards,
    RE

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  • openvideo display
    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jul 16 2012 23:57 PM
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    Hi

    the XGA Timing is Pixel Clock - 65Mhz(15.4ns) ,Hysnc - 48.363 Khz(H), Vsync - 60.04 Hz(V).

    I don't have 65Mhz VCO for now, So I am using 66.66Mhz to generate XGA signals, Hsync, DE, Vsync, Color Pattern Pixel Data

    After SN75LVDS83, the Differential Signals looks fine, and the Panel Control Signals on the LVDS Rx(CH1718A, Chimei T-CON IC) looks fine.

    But on the panel side, the STV, STH are coming out, but TP to dump horizontal Pixel, CPV which Horizontal Clock on the Panel is not coming,

    so display is nothing.

    Only different as compared with XGA standard timing is 66.66Mhz instead of 65Mhz(XGA Pixel Clock)

    is it ok for SN75LVDS83 this clock?

    Thanks

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  • RossE
    Posted by RossE
    on Jul 17 2012 09:59 AM
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    Yes, the SN75LVDS83 can be used at 66.66MHz, since it supports 31-68MHz.

    So you are running at:
      PCLK = 66.66MHz
      Vsync = 60Hz
      Hsync = 48.363kHz

    Your panel requires the horizontal time (Th) to be 1446-1936 cycles of Tc.  Tc = 1/66.66MHz = 15ns.  This indicates the required Hsync is 34.4kHz to 46.1kHz.  Try running in this range instead of 48.363kHz.

    Best regards,
    RE

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  • openvideo display
    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jul 18 2012 02:04 AM
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    The panel is with 1366(Active H) x 768(Active V) , 76Mhz, WVGA Maily

    Th is 768 ~ 888 with 40 ~ 75Hz Frame, Tc is 1446 ~ 1936

    55Mhz ~ 95Mhz, LVDS Clock.

    I have 54Mhz, 66.66Mhz whci can work with SN75LVDS83 and this Panel.

    The panel is only working with DE Mode.

    Do you know the timing specification with 66.66Mhz or 54Mhz for WVGA?

    Thanks

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    Posted by RossE
    on Jul 18 2012 09:21 AM
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    Your resolution is more commonly referred to as WXGA.  The timing spec is entirely defined by your panel datasheet, although VESA publishes their own recommendations.  VESA's DMT doc states 60Hz/47.7kHz/85.5MHz, and a reduced blanking of 60Hz/48kHz/72MHz.  You can also google "VESA CVT" for their Excel calculator.

    Best regards,
    RE

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  • openvideo display
    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jul 19 2012 11:14 AM
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    I got it.

    I will try to make my onw timings withing the panel specification.

    Thank you so much for your support

    Regards

    Open

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  • openvideo display
    Posted by openvideo display
    on Jul 19 2012 11:33 AM
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    By the way, do you have a EV Kit with LVDS Rx and any size panel for this SN75LVDS83 Testing?

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    Posted by RossE
    on Jul 19 2012 11:52 AM
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    There's an EVM that simply breaks out all the pins.  The CMOS side goes to a header, and the LVDS to SMA  The user needs to control every pin, and figure out how to interface to a panel.  Panels use different connectors.

    Best regards,
    RE

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