Connector for LVDS on PCB

You might find this paper helpful: http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/slla053b/slla053b.pdf

Have you already decided which type of cable to use?  I think typically, the choice of cable is the first decision, and there will be a limited number of connectors that support that cable.  Common cable choices are: Flat Flexible Cable, Flexible Printed Circuit, CAT5/6/7, and small gauge coax.

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RE

I've already read that paper. I think I would use a cable at least CAT5. 

My matter is to find a connector for a single channel LVDS, and place it on my PCB.

Any suggestion?

Thank you so much!

If I use, or I need perhaps a CAT5E or a CAT6, can I use a RJ-45 or not?

Yes.  CAT7 exists, too.

Thank you, RossE.

I've another little but important question. I use a DS10BR150 as a repeater, and the output LVDS signal is driven to the RJ45 connector on PCB. Should I place a matching resistor at the end of the line between the repeater output and the connector?

Thank you so much.

Ok. Thank you very much for helping me.