Hi,
What will be VOH and VOL when VCCA=1.8V and VCCB=2.5V
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Hi,
These two FAQs may be able to help:
Datasheet values are set parameters the device is tested at. Anything not on the datasheet, we can't guarantee any values.
Thanks.
So in both links, it's only VCCB that involved in the linear interpolation?
If so, why VCCA mention in the datasheet in regarding the VOH?
Or in other worlds:
VOH when VCCA=1.8 and VCCB=2.5 its the same as
VOH when VCCA=VCCB=2.5?
Another question is regarding the Max data rate:
The datasheet declare "Up to 380 Mbps support when translating from 1.8 V to 3.3 V"
but tpd in this case is 4/5 ns max (200 Mbps- 250Mbps).
Can you explain?
If I'm using VCCA=1.8 VCCB=2.5 (tp=5nS max), so I can't use if for CLK of 100MHz as it on the edge?
Hi Ziv,
The VOL/VOH specifications only depend on the output supply which can either be the A or B port. This is why both supplies are listed. The supply for the input port does not impact the output port in this regard.
The Tpd doesn't represent the maximum data rate, rather the delay time for the signal propagates through the device. The data rate will be limited by the capabilities of the output driver and the capacitive load. This device should be able to handle 100MHz with those supplies.
What interface will this device be used for?
It's a dedicated parallel 8 bits interface (unidirectional) we send over Ser(913)/Des(914).
We are using the device between Deserilizer (DS90UB914) and our FPGA.
Deserilizer VDDIO is 1.8V while the FPGA is LVCMOS 2V5.
Signal 1: is PCLK, 100 MHz.
Signal 2: 100nS pulse width, 4-5 uS period.
Signal 3: changing, 120nS to 1uS pulse width, 4-5 uS period.
The other signals are slower.
Hi Ziv,
Thanks for the info, the AXC family is our fasted low voltage translation family and should work here.