Hi Team,
The below picture is 947 output waveform. Is this waveform correct? If it is correct, why does the first picture have a different waveform? (The center point is inconsistent). Thanks.
Best regards,
Ansel
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Hi Team,
The below picture is 947 output waveform. Is this waveform correct? If it is correct, why does the first picture have a different waveform? (The center point is inconsistent). Thanks.
Best regards,
Ansel
Hello Ansel,
Yes this is correct because FPD-Link is a bidirectional signaling technology. The high frequency forward channel signal is getting common mode modulated by the low frequency back channel in your picture. Please watch our FPD-Link Learning center TIPL videos for more information on this topic:
https://training.ti.com/high-speed-serial-link-basics?context=1134310-1139223-1134456
https://training.ti.com/ti-precision-labs-what-is-fpd-link?context=1139747-1138099-1139854-1139837