HI Team,
My customer is looking for LVDS level shifter. The requirements are below.
Input
・LVDS
・VCM:0.55V
・Vp-p:450mV
output
・LVDS
・VCM:0.9V
・Vp-p:300mV
This device can support above the requirements?
Thanks,
Shoo
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HI Team,
My customer is looking for LVDS level shifter. The requirements are below.
Input
・LVDS
・VCM:0.55V
・Vp-p:450mV
output
・LVDS
・VCM:0.9V
・Vp-p:300mV
This device can support above the requirements?
Thanks,
Shoo
This device (like almost any other LVDS transmitter) outputs a common-mode voltage of about 1.2 V.
But in general, LVDS level shifting is not necessary; LVDS receivers accept a wide range of common-mode voltages, and any peak-to-peak voltage of more than 100 mV.
I suspect you can simple connect this input to this output. Where exactly do these requirements come from?
Hi Clemens,
Receiver cannot support 0.9V VCM. that's why they need voltage translator or protocol translator. Do we have any alternative solution for that?
Thanks,
Shoo
Shoo-san
Please see this app note, https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa840/slaa840.pdf. You can use AC coupling to address the common mode voltage difference.
Thanks
David
Hi David,
They mentioned cannot use AC coupling due to the limitation. Anyway got it. Thanks.
Thanks,
Shoo
Shoo-san
The LVDS buffer output common mode voltage is shown below.
If they want to support 0.9V only, then I would recommend using AC coupling capacitor.
Thanks
David