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DS92LV2421: DS92LV2421/22

Part Number: DS92LV2421
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LV24EVK01, DS92LV2422

Hi team,

LV24EVK01: http://www.ti.com/cn/lit/ug/snlu006/snlu006.pdf

Objective: use DS92LV2421/22 to transmit signals

Input signal type:

1.       Clock signal 1-frequency 12.5MHZ, data 1 (the clock signal transmits data along two sides (rising edge / falling edge))

2.       Clock signal 2-frequency 7MHz, data 2 (the clock signal is falling edge sampling)

3.       control signal

Test process:

1.       TX board switch settings: RFB=0;PDB=1;CFG0=0;CFG1=0;VODSEL=1;RESO=0

2.       RX board switch setting: BISTEN=0;RES0=0;PDB=1

3.       External signal source generator is set to 72MHZ, which is connected to PCLK of TX board; PCLK output of RX board is not connected.

4.       The signal to be transmitted is connected to R7,G0-G7, B0-B6 of TX board; the RGB interface is not fully occupied.

5.       The output signal is connected to the lamp panel through the corresponding connector of RX

6.       The above operation can complete signal transmission.

Problem:

The clock signal to be transmitted is 12.5MHZ, corresponding to multiple data groups. The clock needs to be sampled along both sides . Another clock is 7MHZ, corresponding to multiple data groups, and the clock needs to sample along one side.

Whether the 12.5MHZ clock can be used as a sampling clock to connect PCLK, collect all data and another clock after ds92l2421 frequency doubling, and then obtain the original signal after ds92lv2422 frequency division.

Best Regards,
Amy Luo

  • Hi Luo.

    The devices samples data only on either raising edge or falling edge of the PCLK. Since the data corresponding to the 12.5MHz clock need to be sampled on both edges, you might run into issues on data sampling using the 12.5MHz clock as the PCLK.

    For your configuration, I would recommend supplying a separate clock to PCLK pin.

    Best Regards,

    Charley Cai