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The LMK00804B datasheet says it accepts both single ended and differential inputs.
1) When only using a single ended LVCMOS input, is the output differential?
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The LMK00804B datasheet says it accepts both single ended and differential inputs.
1) When only using a single ended LVCMOS input, is the output differential?
Hi Pete,
The LMK00804B is a 2:4 LVCMOS buffer. This means that the 2 possible inputs (either single-ended or differential) are buffered to 4 LVCMOS outputs.
1) Using a single-ended or differential input will provide 4 LVCMOS (single-ended) outputs.
Regards,
Jennifer
Thanks Jennifer, that clarifies it. Does TI have a chip that does single ended LVCMOS to differential LVCMOS or CMOS? Ideally in a 1:4 but can be 1:8, 2:4, ETC.
Hi Pete,
you can have a look at the following for differential CMOS outputs. It will require programming.
CDCE6214 (program to buffer mode/turn off PLL), CDCE18005, CDCUN1208LP
regards,
Julian