DS90C387RVJD/NOPB

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tray
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Driver
Protocol:	FPD-Link, LVDS
Number of Drivers/Receivers:	8/0
Duplex:	--
Data Rate:	4.76Gbps
Voltage - Supply:	3 V ~ 3.6 V
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 70°C
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	100-TQFP
Supplier Device Package:	100-TQFP (14x14)
Base Part Number:	DS90C387

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<div class="subject">Interface - Drivers, Receivers, Transceivers</div><p>The DS90C387RVJD/NOPB, produced by Texas Instruments, is a high-speed, low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) transceiver. It converts 16 bits of parallel data to LVDS pairs and operates from a 1.8 Volt to 3.3 Volt supply. It also provides a high speed, low power, and low jitter clock output. The DS90C387RVJD/NOPB supports data rates up to 250 Mb/s and is used in many applications such as video broadcast, networking, and multimedia.</p><p><strong>Application Field</strong></p><p>The DS90C387RVJD/NOPB is used in various systems including portable electronics, industrial systems, and computer peripherals. Its high speed, low voltage differential signaling capabilities make it ideal for applications that require fast data transmission over a limited distance. It also provides a low-power and low-jitter clock output. These features make it useful in a variety of system architectures including Ethernet, Serial ATA (SATA), HDMI, and DisplayPort.</p><p><strong>Working Principle</strong></p><p>The DS90C387RVJD/NOPB transceiver consists of a differential driver and multiplexer, a differential receiver, and an LVDS cable output. The driver is used to convert 16 bits of parallel data into 8 LVDS pairs and the multiplexer is responsible for choosing the appropriate LVDS pair. The differential receiver is used to convert the incoming LVDS signals into 16 parallel data bits. The transceiver also includes an internal oscillator, which provides a low jitter, low-power clock signal to the LVDS pairs.</p><p>The driver and multiplexer are controlled by 10-bit data and address select registers. The 10-bit data select register is used to select which one of the eight LVDS pairs is used by the multiplexer. The 10-bit address register is used to select which address is being transmitted or received on the selected LVDS pair.</p><p>The transceiver features a data mask register, which allows for the masking of up to four of the sixteen data bits. This is useful for applications that only require a subset of the data to be transferred. The transceiver also includes a "busy" indicator to inform the system controller that the transceiver is currently transmitting or receiving data.</p><p>The transceiver also includes an interrupt output pin, which is used to signal the system controller when a data transmission or reception is complete. The interrupt signal is asserted when either the data transmit or receive command has been completed.</p><p>The DS90C387RVJD/NOPB is an ideal transceiver for applications requiring high speed, low voltage differential signaling. Its small size, 1.8V to 3.3V supply voltage, and low-power output make it suitable for many applications. Its features for masking data and providing an interrupt signal make it easy to use in many different systems.</p>

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