DS90UB953TRHBRQ1 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The DS90UB953TRHBRQ1 is a product from Maxim Integrated and falls under the category of serializer/deserializer (SerDes). The SerDes offers low power consumption, low latency, and enhanced product availability. When it comes to the application fields and working principle of the DS90UB953TRHBRQ1, they are closely related.

The DS90UB953TRHBRQ1 device is designed to simplify system designs by providing a one-for-one interface between any display device such as LCD/LED panels, TFT or DLP display, and any video interface standard, including MediaLB, Camera Link, GigE Vision, and BNC.

In terms of the working principle of the DS90UB953TRHBRQ1 device, its basic operation is the conversion of digital video signals for transmission over different interface standards. The SerDes device comprises a transmitter, receiver and a clock gen within the device. The transmitter section incorporates an analog-to-digital converter and a serializer that converts parallel data into a serial bitstream. It also includes a line buffer and a SPI/I2C interface. The receiver section consists of a deserializer, digital-to-analog converter and a line buffer. All three sections use a single, common 25 MHz clock.

The SerDes device offers a variety of features such as embedded equalization (eEQ) to improve signal quality, whereas the logical channels provide embedded synchronization, packet management and packet detection. Additionally, the device includes power down and sleep mode support.

Overall, the DS90UB953TRHBRQ1 device provides an ideal solution for connecting LCD, LED, or other display devices to a variety of different video interfaces including MediaLB, Camera Link, GigE Vision, and BNC. It offers low power consumption, low latency and enhanced product availability for a variety of system designs.

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