Part Number: DS250DF230 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: USB2ANY Hi Lucas,
I've downloaded from TI website and installed SIGCON tool snlc066b - Please confirm whether this is the latest version of this tool?
When I opened the installed tool, I'm seeing…
Part Number: DS250DF230 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS250DF210 , Hi, TI support team
Please explain in as much detail as possible the difference between DS250DF230 and DS250DF210.
Please focus on the functional aspects.
Thanks.
Regards,
MJ
Part Number: DS250DF230 Hi,
(1) Could you please tell me that after the RAW (CDR not Lock) state, the time between when the CDR Lock is asserted and when the Retimed data is output? [RAW → Retimed]
(2) How does the output voltage change when RAW→ Retimed…
Part Number: DS250DF230
Hi,
1. Only the Typ value is listed, do you have the Max value data? Is it possible to exceed 0.5s or 1s in some cases? Is there a formula for CDR Lock Time?
2. It says Typ <100ms when Normal Lock Mode is 25.78Gbps, but does this…
Hi Nishie-san,
I see, there appears to be a bug right now and I can't mark as "TI thinks resolved" either. I will close the thread internally and message you privately.
Best,
Lucas
Part Number: DS250DF230
Hi,
Is it correct to recognize that Reg_0x78 [5] will be “1 ” when a signal is input and“ 0” when no signal is input?
Also, could you tell me the criteria for judging that a signal has been input? For example…
Part Number: DS250DF230 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS125DF1610 , Hi,
Is Register Address 0xFD in Step 3 of Table 7-62 of the Programmer's Guide a necessary step? Also, what is the purpose of Step 0xFD?
Since 0xFD is set in the Global Registers…
Part Number: DS250DF230 Hi Team,
Please advise me on my questions bellows.
I want to distinguish if the input data is lower or higher then 4.9 Gbps.
Q1. Can PPM counter be used as a rate indicator?
Q2. If yes, are there any recommended register set up…
Part Number: DS250DF230
Dear TI team,
First of all, because of trouble with the PCB routing, I want to swap the positive and negative pins. Is this possible?
Like capture below, Connecting SOC_TX_N to DS250DF230 's RX0P and SOC_TX_P to DS250DF230's…