Part Number: DS90UB903Q-Q1
Hello,
For our new project, I are evaluating the DS90UB903Q-Q1 /4Q SER/DES.
Evaluation Kit SERDESUB-21USB / NOPB is not available.
Is there a schematic, layout, gerberfiles to download?
So that I can make the board…
Part Number: DS90UB903Q-Q1 Hi, team
I am using the 903/904 serdes pair to transfer image.
I have the following troubles:
1.The 903's MODE=H and 904's MODE=L, according to the D/S, the mcu on the 903 side should can access the registers of 903 and…
Part Number: DS90UB903Q-Q1 Hi, Team
I am using the DS90UB903 & DS90UB904 Serdes pair to transfer image, and I have a trouble:
the register 0x0C's field LINK DETECT of 903 is 1 when not connected with the 904(the cable is plug out), even when no valid…
Hello Pieter,
I am not sure if this device pair will work since the PCLK you are looking for is lower than 20MHz which is the minimum supported by this device.
You may use the following pair:
DS90UB903Q-Q1 SER - 18-bit Parallel input - 10-43MHz…
Hey Charley,
Thanks for the quick reply - I appreciate it! The customer understands the color depth / pixel clock frequency difference but was curious what the other difference in features are / needs to be aware of. Does FPD-link III have an adaptive…
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS90UB903Q-Q1 , DS92LX2121 Hello,
For our new project, I are evaluating the DS90UB903Q-Q1/4Q SER/DES. I have already bought the Evaluation Kit. Both Ser/Des working very well.
But a few days ago, when I search on web…
Hi He Dong,
Nice e-meeting you.
If your system has the I2C master attached to the DES, i.e. looks like this: Imager / EPROM <--> SER <--> DES <--> SoC (I2C master), the only configuration you need is to define the IDx and Aliases on the DES as you…
HI Dongbao,
I will have to look into this and get back to you. In the meantime here are two I2C appnotes that apply to FPD3 devices.
6318.snla131a.pdf
6840.snla222.pdf
Regards,
Ben