DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB

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DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is a popular serializer and deserializer used in a variety of applications. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB.

What is a Serializer/Deserializer?

Serializers and deserializers are communication devices used to convert digital data into analog signals, and vice versa. They are commonly used to transmit digital information over long distances, and to ensure data integrity. Serializers and deserializers come in a variety of configurations, and can support multiple standards, such as High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), DisplayPort, and USB.

Application Field of DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is a low-power, low-cost serializer/deserializer developed by Texas Instruments. It is designed to simplify system design, reduce cost, and conserve power. The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is used in a variety of applications, including:

• High-definition video displays
• High-end digital cameras
• Mobile devices
• HDMI repeaters
• Digital broadcasting

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is also used in automotive, medical, industrial, and consumer markets.

Working Principle of DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is a serializer/deserializer that supports dual-mode operation, meaning it can support both the MIPI D-PHY I3C 1.3 standard and the MIPI DSI 1.3 standard. It also supports up to 4 data lanes and up to 8 TDDI lanes. This allows for higher throughput and detection of two different types of signals.

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB also supports different resolutions, such as 720p, 1080p and WQXGA. It utilizes an HDMI transmitter, a dual-mode transmitter, and a dual-mode deserializer. The HDMI transmitter translates digital data and transmits it in an analog format. The dual-mode transmitter takes digital data and converts it into both analog and digital signals. The dual-mode deserializer then takes the digital and analog signals and deserializes them back into digital data.

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB supports up to 8 TDDI lanes, allowing for a maximum throughput of 8 Gbps. It also supports a variety of video coding formats, including H.264, VC-1 and MPEG-4. The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB is also backward compatible with legacy systems.

Conclusion

The DS90UR906QSQ/NOPB from Texas Instruments is a low-power, low-cost serializer/deserializer with a wide range of applications. It supports a variety of video coding formats, and is backward compatible with legacy systems. It is designed to simplify system design, reduce cost, and conserve power.

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