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SN75LVCP601: DeEmphasis output amplitude (Diff VppTx_DE)

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Part Number: SN75LVCP601

Hi Team,

We would like to confirm the DeEmphasis gain and the output swing.

It seems the SN75LVCP601 datasheet seems to have a typo in the "Diff VppTX_DE" parameter.

Isn't the swing value opposite for DEx=0 and DEx=1 ? DEx=0 should be 830mV, DEx=1 should be 550mV.

Best Regards,

Kawai

  • Hi,

    Here are the measurement values I get in the lab.

    DE = 0        VOD Diff Tx = 500 mV     VOD Diff Tx DE = 500 mV    (-0 dB)

    DE = 1        VOD Diff Tx = 850 mV     VOD Diff Tx DE = 670 mV    (-2 dB)

    DE = float   VOD Diff Tx = 840 mV     VOD Diff Tx DE = 525 mV    (-4 dB)

    The DE values in dB gain are correct.

    The differential VOD numbers are confusing.  Their is a mix of DiffVppTX_DE and DiffVpp_TX reported.

    The DE=0 value is correct

    The DE=1 value should be under the DiffVppTX specification as shown in Figure 5 below.

    The typical data for DiffVppTX_DE with DE = float is not accurate.

    Regards,

    Lee

  • Hi Lee-san,

    I summarized your measurement result.

    Here is the datasheet electrical characteristics.

    I understood that the De-Emphasis Gain is correct, however, is the amplitude described here is "Diff vppTX" instead of "Diff VppTX_DE" though there is still a typo for the value when floating ?

    Best Regards,

    Kawai

  • Hi Kawai-san,

    Yes there is still a typo for the Floating (NC) value.  The datasheet typical is shown as 630mV, but it should be 525mV.

    Regards,

    Lee

  • Hi Lee-san,

    There seems to be a typo for DE=1 setting, too. I believe the datasheet should be corrected as below.

    Best Regards,

    Kawai