SN65LVDM051QDRQ1

SN65LVDM051QDRQ1 is a low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) module designed by Texas Instruments (TI). It is a dual-channel transceiver module that is 3.3V CMOS logic compatible. This module allows Line Rates up to 5 Mbps, over the Voltage Swing of 220 mV. The module includes two receivers and two transmitters, with the receivers having 250-ohm differential inputs and the transmitters having 250-ohm differential outputs. It is also capable of providing two channels of signals at differential output levels from 0 to 3.3V. The module is especially suitable for low power, low voltage and low skew applications, such as digital video and clock, and is frequently used in Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFIS).

As the name indicates, this module is used to send and receive serial data over very low-voltage differential lines. In LVDS, data signals are transmitted as a differential signal, with two signal levels of opposite polarity (usually equal voltage amplitudes and opposite signs) that represent logic "0" and logic "1". The differential signals have the advantage of low noise and low skew, which makes it possible to use single-ended signals up to higher frequencies and to achieve faster transmission of data. The SN65LVDM051QDRQ1 module takes advantage of these features in order to provide a low-voltage, high-speed data transfer solution.

The SN65LVDM051QDRQ1 module contributes to the development of high-speed, low-voltage and low-skew applications. It is suitable for driving moderate to large displays. It also provides differential inputs and outputs for point-to-point transmission of data. It can be used for serial data communications between digital devices such as HDTVs, notebooks, freescale processors, and computers. It can also be used for LVDS application in LCD displays, personal computers, consumer electronics, and embedded systems.

The module provides two transmitters and two receivers, each with differential inputs and outputs, allowing a differential line voltage to be transmitted. The outputs of the transmitters operate in the 0-3.3V range and can switch between the two common-mode levels (Vcm1 and Vcm2) to generate a differential voltage swing of up to 220 mV. The receivers also have a differential input of up to 220 mV, allowing the module to interface with SMBus, I2C, and SPI serial buses. The receivers are also capable of accepting two common-mode voltage levels, from 0.75 to 3.3 V.

The SN65LVDM051QDRQ1 module is powered by a standard 3.3V voltage supply, and its power dissipation is very low - only a few hundred micro-amperes. It is also ready to be used without extra external components. The module has an ESD rating of 5 kV and is capable of of operating at data rates up to 5 Mbps, making it a great choice for low-voltage applications.

With its low voltage, low skew, and low power requirements, the SN65LVDM051QDRQ1 could be the perfect solution for many of today\'s low-voltage and high-speed communication applications. It is robust, reliable, and supports differential signaling up to 5 Mbps. It is also suitable for a wide range of applications, from embedded LCD displays to digital video and clock applications.