AWRL6432BOOST: About Differential LVDS Driver

Manwoo Kim

Prodigy 170 points

Part Number: AWRL6432BOOST
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AWRL6432

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Hi, All

When we use AWRL6432, we should add diff. LVDS driver for raw data logging.

When we design the diff. LVDS driver, which is better location of driver? Near AWRL6432 or Near 60pin connector?

Thanks,

7 months ago

0 Manwoo Kim 7 months ago

Prodigy 170 points

Hi, All

Please check this qeustion!

Thanks,

0 Manwoo Kim 7 months ago

Prodigy 170 points

Hi, ALL!

Please check this question.

Thanks,

0 Sreedeep K S 7 months ago in reply to Manwoo Kim

TI__Intellectual 2160 points

Hi Kim

The LVDS driver should be closer to the 60 pin HD connector.

Regards,

Sreedeep

0 Manwoo Kim 7 months ago in reply to Sreedeep K S

Prodigy 170 points

Hi, Sreedeep,

Thanks for your reply.

It means short diff. line interval is better than short single line interval?

Could you please explain why driver should be closer to the 60pin connecotr?

thanks,

0 Manwoo Kim 7 months ago in reply to Manwoo Kim

Prodigy 170 points

Hi, Sreedeep,

Please check my last question.

Thanks,

0 Sreedeep K S 7 months ago in reply to Manwoo Kim

TI__Intellectual 2160 points

Hi Kim,

Its not a strict recommendation to keep the driver near 60 pin header, but anyways shorter differential lengths should be better.

Regards,

Sreedeep

0 Manwoo Kim 7 months ago in reply to Sreedeep K S

Prodigy 170 points

Thanks!

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AWRL6432BOOST: About Differential LVDS Driver