Datasheet

DS90C3202
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SNLS191D APRIL 2005REVISED APRIL 2013
DS90C3202 3.3V 8 MHz to 135 MHz Dual FPD-Link Receiver
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The DS90C3202 is a 3.3V single/dual FPD-Link 10-
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Up to 9.45 Gbit/s data throughput
bit color receiver is designed to be used in Liquid
8 MHz to 135 MHz input clock support
Crystal Display TVs, LCD Monitors, Digital TVs, and
Supports up to QXGA panel resolutions
Plasma Display Panel TVs. The DS90C3202 is
designed to interface between the digital video
Supports HDTV panel resolutions and frame
processor and the display device using the low-
rates up to 1920 x 1080p
power, low-EMI LVDS (Low Voltage Differential
LVDS 30-bit, 24-bit or 18-bit color data inputs
Signaling) interface. The DS90C3202 converts up to
Supports single pixel and dual pixel interfaces
ten LVDS data streams back into 70 bits of parallel
LVCMOS/LVTTL data. The receiver can be
Supports spread spectrum clocking
programmed with rising edge or falling edge clock.
Two-wire serial communication interface
Optional wo-wire serial programming allows fine
Programmable clock edge and control strobe
tuning in development and production environments.
select
With an input clock at 135 MHz, the maximum
transmission rate of each LVDS line is 945 Mbps, for
Power down mode
an aggregate throughput rate of 9.45 Gbps (945
+3.3V supply voltage
Mbytes/s). This allows the dual 10-bit LVDS Receiver
128-pin TQFP Package
to support resolutions up to HDTV.
Compliant to TIA/EIA-644-A-2001 LVDS
Standard
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