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  • Forum Post: TFP401a - need 2.5V or less output drivers

    Aaron LeClaire
    Hello, Is there really a strict requirement to power OVdd with 3.3V for the TFP401a? I am interfacing with an FPGA, and i have to use level shifters for two TFP401a. This makes for an expensive DVI input. If the OVdd pins of the TFP401a can not be powered from 2.5V or less, do you have another part...
    on Sep 7, 2010

  • Forum Post: TFP410 driving two displays?

    Calum Mackinnon
    Hi I have a question about the TI TFP410 chip we use. Specifically, I’d like to know if I can split the analog output from this chip into two different DVI connectors (can it handle such configuration) ? If not how best can I do this? Cheers Calum
    on Sep 27, 2011

  • Forum Post: tfp401 question

    Leo Wu
    Dear Sir： The tfp401 transforms DVI signal into 2-port TTL signal But the TTL signal LSB have a question, please help me to check the question MY test Pattern name is Color_step_255to0.bmp(Inset data.rar) The pixel value is more and more less by DE siganl end(The first pixel are FF/FF/FF...
    on Apr 16, 2012

  • Forum Post: TFP410 will not display an image on most HDMI devices

    Kevin Pasko
    The TFP410 is currently hooked up to an HDMI connector and has been tested on both HDMI and DVI televisions / monitors (using the appropriate HDMI -> DVI connector). The TFP410 works fine on all the DVI monitors, displaying an image. Though it would not display an image on most HDMI televisions, yielding...
    on Aug 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: PCI xx12 drivers.

    Jesse Trevino
    I agree, We paid for the computer which came with the drivers that the OS needs to work. Nonetheless, the consumer is always left holding the short end of the stick. It's funny pathetic not funny ha ha. That Texas Instruments is in cahoots with Microsoft in excluding us from this driver. Knowing...
    on Nov 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: TFP401A / Connection of pin and schematic of multi use

    Ryuji Asaka
    Hello team, I would like to know TFP401A's connection information. Please see the attached pdf file of TFP401A questions. (Please visit the site to view this file) <Page 1> I would like to connect TFP401A. Is this connection is OK? If no, please kindly let me know correct connection...
    on Feb 18, 2013

  • Forum Post: TFP 410 Line Impedance

    Mike McNally
    Hello, I am using the TFP 410 in my school project. Due to my low budget I cannot purchase a controlled impedance PCB. In the data sheet it mentions the DVI differential pairs need to be 50 ohms. I was wondering how I could successfully achieve this without the use of a controlled Z PCB. I will be...
    on Apr 26, 2013

  • Forum Post: TFP401 Reference circuit diagrams

    Seishin
    Hi All, I am considering the TFP401APZP to product development. Aren't there any reference circuit diagrams or reference layout about TFP401, such as an evaluation board? Best regards, Seishin
    on May 2, 2013

  • Forum Post: HDMI maximum cable distance

    ABDUL BASITH NV
    Hi, We are using TFP410(lvds to dvi) and TPD12S521(ESD protection) IC for lvds to HDMI transmission . I just want to know what is the maximum length of HDMI cable can drive with these ICs. thanks in advance, basith design engineer
    on May 31, 2013

  • Forum Post: TFP401AMPZPEP, changing configuration post-startup

    Stacey Rieck1
    Hi, I have the TFP401AMPZPEP digital input lines connected to the outputs of my FPGA (spartan-6). during startup, the FPGA lines are held high due to pullups (~10k), which means that the device will be configured with all of the digital inputs pulled high. What is the process of changing the digital...
    on Jun 11, 2013

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