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  • SN75LVPE802: Pull up resistor and pull down resistor requirement

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Dear expert, As the datasheet table 1 shown, the SN75LVPE802 incorporates programmable equalization. The user can NC, pull high or pull low the related DE/EQ pins to tune. What's the requirement of these pin's pull...

  • SN75LVPE802: Need SI Model files

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Hi Team, My customer would like to study this devices and please provide

  • SN75LVPE802: SN75LVPE802, SN75LVCP601 AMI model

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 hi team, i see in another E2E thread, there is a AMI model for SN75LVCP601

  • SN75LVPE802: SN75LVPE802

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Hi， Are SN75LVPE802， SN75LVPE801 are linear rediver? Thank you.

  • SN75LVPE802: TX1 and RX2 connection

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Hi, Could you tell me about the reference circuit on P.1,25,26? "Device" output and TX1 are connected. And its input and RX2 are connected. Is these connection correct? I think we connect the input and TX, and do the...

  • SN75LVPE802: PCIE GEN3 eye diagram test RMS jitter fail

    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Hi team, My customer has the following problems, which are described in Chinese. I am not familiar with eye diagram test. I translate the questions from Chinese to English. If there are descriptions that confuse you, please...

  • RE: SN75LVCP600S: Product recommended

    SN75LVPE801 and SN75LVPE802

  • SN75LVPE802: Trace length requirement

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 Hi, To support PCIE-GEN3, what kind of pre-channel and post-channel trace length SN75LVPE802 can support? Any minimum/maximum requirement? Thanks! Antony

  • SN75LVPE802: SN75LVPE802RTJR EQ question

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    Part Number: SN75LVPE802 We have a customer design about PCIe gen1 and its loss is 7dB loss. We

  • RE: SN75LVPE802: De-emphasis function

    Hi Saito, Yes, with DE1 and DE2 = 0 the output will have a 0dB De-emphasis signal. Regards, Lee

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