Hi team,
The customer is layouting for 941 and 948.
948 supports one display using two lines. The PCB line of the two line length is not the same, one line is 2cm longer than another.
Will this cause some problems? : )
Regards,
Cathy
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Hi team,
The customer is layouting for 941 and 948.
948 supports one display using two lines. The PCB line of the two line length is not the same, one line is 2cm longer than another.
Will this cause some problems? : )
Regards,
Cathy
Hi Logan,
The intra-pair length matching. The inter-pair length is the same.
Regards,
Cathy
Hi Cathy,
Are you sure? It seems like you were referring to inter-pair (each FPD-Link lane has a diff. pair) in previous post.
Intra-pair needs to be length matched tightly.
The FPD3 max inter-pair skew is 1 pixel clock interval between the pairs. Note this is effective PCLK rate on a single FPD3 channel, rather than the full dual-channel datarate. i.e., input at 170MHz linerate, 1 pixel clock of skew (at 85MHz) amounts to ~11.8ns.
Regards,
Logan
Hi Logan,
Sorry, it should be inter-pair. And the customer want to ask the LVDS requirement of inter-pair and intra-pair skew, cause they use the two lines for the same display.
Regards,
Cathy