SN65LVDS117DGG

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The SN65LVDS117DGG is a differential receiver that is used for the purpose of connecting to any kind of data bus. It operates at a broad frequency range and its power supply voltage ranges from 2.3 to 3.3V. This type of receiver is widely used in applications that need low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS). It has excellent signal integrity and is a suitable device for applications such as networking, high-speed digital data signaling, medical imaging, and automotive infotainment and instrument cluster displays. This article will discuss the application fields, features and working principle of SN65LVDS117DGG.

Features of SN65LVDS117DGG

The SN65LVDS117DGG is a multi-channel LVDS receiver device with the following characteristics:

• Multipurpose receiver for point-to-point and multi-point connections.
• High performance with a robust data rate of up to 1250 Mbps.
• Operating voltage ranging from 3 to 3.3V.
• Power consumption is lowered through the low-power-stop feature.
• Supports seven-level coding scheme and x1, x7, x8, x0i and x0o counting.
• The device offers output drive capability up to 2.6 V.
• Excellent noise interference protection.
• Output signals are compatible with Japanese Green Electronics Initiative (JGEI).

Application Fields

The SN65LVDS117DGG is used in a wide range of applications as it is suitable for high speed digital data transmission. These applications include, but are not limited to, networking, medical imaging, automotive infotainment and instrument cluster displays. It is also suitable for high-resolution video displays, hard disk drives, and in the implementation of pseudoterminal data transmission systems. This device has the advantage of being able to interoperate with a variety of LVDS standard devices.

Working Principle

The SN65LVDS117DGG works on the basic principle of sending data down a pair of wires – a differential pair of wires. This is also known as low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS). In this process, the current sent through one wire is subtracted from the current sent through the other. This subtraction of the two currents cancels out the noise, resulting in a cleaner transmission.

The SN65LVDS117DGG receiver is made up of a pair of LVDS integrated circuits (ICs). Each contains a differential driver, a differential receiver, termination resistors, and enables/disables gates. The driver sends out the signal on a pair of wires, and then the receiver detects it. This is done to minimize the amount of noise that is introduced into the signal.

The SN65LVDS117DGG features a high data rate of up to 1250 Mbps and is able to support a broad range of frequency, voltage and temperature ranges. Additionally, the device is able to support multiple coding schemes and output drive capabilities up to 2.6 V. It also features built-in noise interference protection.

Conclusion

The SN65LVDS117DGG is a differential receiver that is used for a variety of applications. It is well-suited for networking, medical imaging, automotive infotainment, and instrument cluster displays. This device has excellent signal integrity, low power consumption, and noise interference protection. It is able to support multiple coding schemes, a wide frequency range and is compatible with JGEI standards. These features make it an ideal choice for any application that needs low-voltage differential signaling.

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