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hideto kanemaru
Posted by hideto kanemaru
on Apr 13 2012 03:12 AM
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Is it possible to input into DS25BR110 the voltage which carried out AC coupling?

(Since the minimum VCMR is 0.05V, can't it perform? )

I referred to the DS25BR110 datasheet P8 FIGURE5.

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  • Nasser Mohammadi
    Posted by Nasser Mohammadi
    on Apr 15 2012 15:18 PM
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    Hi Kanemaru San,

    DS25BR110 has wide input common mode voltage range. Input common mode voltage is from 0.05 to Vcc-0.05. Thus you can either DC couple or AC couple as long as the common mode voltage is in this range. Further please make sure Input common voltage + or - VOD/2 is within GND to Vcc range. If you like, please let us know your transmitter specifications so we can comment further.

    Regards,,nasser 

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  • hideto kanemaru
    Posted by hideto kanemaru
    on Apr 15 2012 23:16 PM
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    Hi nasser

    thank you very much.


    Please let me ask one more. 

     When carrying out AC cupling, is Vbias required before DS25BR110?
    (Please refer to "P36 AC Coupling" of the following URL. )

    *Voltage after AC coupling  is "VDO/2 = GND".I think that it cannot receive the above-mentioned voltage when there is no Vbias before DS25BR110.

     

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    http://webench.national.com/assets/en/appnotes/National_LVDS_Owners_Manual_4th_Edition_2008.pdf

     

    Regards, Kanemaru

     

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  • Nasser Mohammadi
    Posted by Nasser Mohammadi
    on Apr 16 2012 21:20 PM
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    Kanemaru-San,

    As shown in Test Circuit in the data sheet, when we AC couple there is no need for setting up Vbias. However, if input could be floating or not driven then it would be a good idea to set a weak bias to force constant low or high.

    Regards,,nasser

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  • hideto kanemaru
    Posted by hideto kanemaru
    on Apr 17 2012 07:19 AM
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    Hi, nasser

    Does DS25BR110 have internal bias circuit at IN+/- pin ?

    If the answer is YES, I understood that the device could be AC coupled without external bias circuit.

    If NO, I cannot understand the test circuit in the datasheet, because it is out of VCMR (VCM=GND).

    Regards, Kanemaru

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  • Nasser Mohammadi
    Posted by Nasser Mohammadi
    on Apr 18 2012 23:03 PM
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    Kanemaru-San,

    I appologize for answering this late.

    Yes your understanding is correct. DS25BR110 has internal bias circuit at IN+/-.

    Please let us know if there is further question.

    Regards,,nasser

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