Hi Abhishek,

1.The HD3SS3411 doesn't not fully support HDMI 2.0 because the data encoding scheme of HDMI 2.0(TMDS) could potentially have 6GBps (or aka 6Ghz) passing through the device signal path which means that this device wouldn't have good performance in that scenario.

2.Yes it can support 300Mhz clock

3 and 4.

This device doesn't have a offset voltage but it does have a common mode voltage requirement which is similar. 

The information you are looking for is in the recommended operating conditions of the datasheet.

Finally I think a more appropriate device for your applications is the HD3SS215

Please let me know if this helps and I can keep looking if not.

Regards,

Kameron

Hi Abishek,

Thank you for verifying that you are passing just clock signals through the mux.

In that case we do have more options here.

Instead of the HD3SS3411 we can use the TMUX121 which is another 2;1 2channel multiplexer that has 3GHz bandwidth( which should be fine for 300Mhz signals and this device can pass 0 to 3.6V on its io pins which should be enough range for your HDMI signals.

Please let me know if you have any additional questions 

Regards,

Kameorn

Hi Abhishek,

We currently do not have a reference design for this part but there should be a evm and user guide on ti.com for this part in the next month.

Regards,

Kameron