Part Number: DS90LVRA2 Hi,
The component name is DS90LVRA2, but the ordering part number is D9LVRA2DEMR or D9LVRA2DEMT.
In the DS the ordering part number change.
The DS90 became D9.
is it mistake in the DS?
Pls. explain.
I can't insert the part into…
Hi Randy,
Could you please clarify that you are looking for an LVDS receiver that outputs an LVCMOS signal? The device you tagged is an LVDS driver so I just want to clarify. Also what voltage are you targeting, 2.5V or 1.8V?
Regarding low voltage LVDS…
Hi Allen,
The SN65LVDT348 is a quad channel receiver. Here are options of the 2.5-V receivers we offer: LVDS, M-LVDS & PECL ICs product selection | TI.com
If looking for a newer device, the DS90LVRA2-Q1 ( DS90LVRA2-Q1 | TI.com ) released in Dec. 2023…
Thank you Amy and Clemens for taking the time to reply.
Thanks for pointing out the 'Understanding Serial LVDS Capture' and 'Level Shift no More' app notes.
I have solutions for slower data rates and so I am particularly trying to solve…
Hi Rajesh,
We offer a three LVDS receiver options with integrated level shifting: DS90LVRA2, DS90LVRA2-Q1, and SN65LVDS4.
Please refer to these application notes:
How to Use a 3.3-V LVDS Buffer as a Low-Voltage LVDS Driver (ti.com)
How to Support 1.8-V…
Hello Hassan,
Unfortunately we do not have any 1.8V LVDS driver or transceiver device. As you mentioned above, we do have the SN65LVDS4 and DS90LVRA2 both LVDS receivers at 1.8V.
Our solution at the moment is to level shift from 1.8V to 3.3V. We have an…
Hello Raj,
If I'm understanding the request correct, you are asking for a LVDS receiver to meet the TLV3801/TLV3604 toggle frequency? If so, our fastest LVDS receiver is the DS90LVRA2 with max signal rate of 600 Mbps (300 MHz). Otherwise, we don't…
