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Hi Satoshi-San,
If the common mode voltage of the driver (FPGA) satisfies the CDCLVD2106 receiver common mode voltage requirement of > 1.0V and less than Vcc - 0.3 (~2.2V), and has a differential peak-peak voltage of > 0.4V, the FPGA output can be DC coupled to the CDCLVD2106 input. You will only need to install a 100 ohm differential resistor across the differential inputs of CDCLVD2106. This is shown in Figure 15 of the CDCLVD2106 datasheet.
If the CDCLVD2106 datasheet requirement for the common voltage is not satisfied by the driver, the driver will need to be AC coupled into the inputs of CDCLVD2106 as shown in Figure 16.
Regards
Arvind Sridhar