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  • DS90LV804: LVDS Repater Input and output are different IO voltage standard

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 planning to use DS90LV804 LVDS re driver. input to this part is 3.3V LVDS and output from this device connect to 1.8V LVDS. I would like to confirm that I can connect to 1.8V LVDS input to DS90LV804 and output from this device...

  • DS90LV804: Power Consumption When 3 channels are unused

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hi team, Could you please let me know how to estimate power consumption

  • DS90LV804: Internal failsafe

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hello, I would like you to confirm whether TI have plan to release LVDS

  • DS90LV804: Unused pin

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hi, How should we terminate unused IN± and OUT±pins? Best Regards, Kuramochi

  • DS90LV804: Integrated Output Termination Purpose

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hello, I saw that each output of the DS90LV804 has an integrated 100-ohm

  • DS90LV804: Bypass Capacitance Recommended

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Is there a recommended bypass capacitance scheme for this chip? It seems to not have one specified inside data sheet.

  • DS90LV804: Pull-Up & Pull-Down Requirements

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hello, I have 2 separate questions regarding pull-up/down resistors for the DS90LV804. 1. Is the Enable pin active high? If so, does it require a pull-up resistor? 2. Are fail-safe resistors necessary for the LVDS inputs...

  • DS90LV804: Input While Power Down

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hello, My customer is looking for LVDS buffer/repeater which would

  • DS90LV804: maximum cable length

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    Part Number: DS90LV804 Hello team, I have a question about DS90LV804 . How long cable length can

  • RE: DS90LV804: Please advice about LVDS bus termination

    Hello Uchikoshi-san, If using AC-coupling, then in addition to the 100-ohm (which is integrated for LV804, as Lee mentioned), you need biasing to set the common mode. You can use a resistor divider for this purpose. Please refer to this application...

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