Hi All,
Does anyone know the merit and demerit about HSDS and LCPECL interface?
Regards,
Toshi
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Hi Toshi-San,
We recommend LCPECL be selected as the interface standard while DC coupling the outputs from our device to a receiver that has a low common mode voltage specification (example Vcm of receiver = 0.5V)
DC coupled HSDS (8mA) has a common mode of ~1.66V
HSDS (8mA) is closest to LCPECL in terms of output signal amplitude -> ~800mV (typical)
HSDS (8mA) driver consumes around 11.0mA of current while LCPECL (240 ohm emitter Resistor) consumes 17mA
Noise Floor and Integrated Jitter comparison between the two output standards are documnted in the electrical performance tables on the LMK04828 datasheet.
Regards
Arvind Sridhar
Hi Arvind-san,
Thanks for providing the material. This is very useful for understanding the HSDS and LCPECL specification and termination.
However this material is stated as the NDA information.
Could you please delete the statement of NDA?
Thanks and regards,
Toshi