Hi Narender,
This calculation is specific to the LMK1D1204, but you can make it applicable to other devices by looking up and substituting the minimum acceptable differential input voltage.
Thanks,
Michael
Part Number: LMK1D1204 Tool/software: Hi,
I find the differential inputs are crisscrossing the LMK buffer's input side (All the LVDS crystals seem to have "N" at pin5 & "P" at Pin4 causing the crisscross)
Is there any EVM…
Part Number: LMK1D1204 Tool/software: Hello team,
What would be the output, if I left the input pins (INxP, INxN) floating?
Would it output HIGH, LOW or indeterminate?
Best Regards, Kei Kuwahara
Part Number: LMK1D1204 Tool/software: Hi,
For unused inputs which is preferred? Grounding with 1K or floating? Both options are given in datasheet.
Thanks
Part Number: LMK1D1204 Tool/software: Hi,
Can you please review the attached schematics and provide feedback?
LVDS Output of the clock buffer feeds to a FPGA with below LVDS characteristics. Are the termination resistors given able to support the input…
Part Number: LMK1D1204 Tool/software: Hi,
I want to replace an existing clockbuffer with LMK1D1204RGTR.
1) The input of the LMK is from an oscillator SG3225VAN100.000000M-KEGA3 whose input is set to same 2.5V as the buffer.
The oscillator requires a 100ohm…