XRT91L30IQTR

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The XRT91L30IQTR is a high speed serial transceiver device for short-haul communication applications. It is designed to reduce the transmission link cost and minimize power consumption. This device is suitable for AMI/HDB3 coded PCM communication and point-to-point applications.

The XRT91L30IQTR comprises of a receiver, a driver, a transceiver and a low-power mode controller. The receiver detects the incoming signal, decodes it into waves and passes it to the corresponding driver. The driver then transmits the signal as it is. On the other end, the transceiver listens to the incoming signal and passes it to the receiver where it is decoded and sent to the controller.

The XRT91L30IQTR provides a fail-safe in cases where the received signal is corrupted. The received signal is compared against a reference level. If it is below the reference, the controller commands the receiver to ignore the incoming signal and the transmission will be declared as a failure. This ensures that the data transmission is not affected by any errors.

The XRT91L30IQTR is mainly used in data communication applications. It uses a serial bus protocol such as Ethernet, USB or RS-485 to transmit data over long distances. The data transmission rate of the XRT91L30IQTR is up to 4.9Gbps. It supports HDB3/MLT-3 coding, permits packet lengths up to 8192 bytes, and provides data rates of up to 4.9Gbps.

The XRT91L30IQTR also supports full-duplex communication. This means that multiple transmitters can transmit data simultaneously on the same bus line. Additionally, the XRT91L30IQTR offers an adaptive power-saving mode, which allows the device to adjust its power consumption based on the prevailing conditions. This reduces the power consumption of the device and improves the power efficiency of the overall system.

The working principle of the XRT91L30IQTR is quite simple. The transceiver receives data from a serial bus protocol, such as Ethernet, USB or RS-485, and converts it into electrical signals. These signals are then passed to the driver, which outputs them in waves. On the other end, the receiver receives these waves and converts them back into the original signals. The controller then processes the data and sends it to its destination.

In summary, the XRT91L30IQTR is a high speed serial transceiver device for short-haul communication applications. It comprises of a receiver, driver, transceiver, and a low-power mode controller that ensures data transmission is not affected by any errors. The XRT91L30IQTR offers a transmission rate of up to 4.9Gbps, supports HDB3/MLT-3 coding, features an adaptive power-saving mode, and allows for full-duplex communication. Its working principle is quite straightforward and involves the receiver and driver converting between serial data signals and electrical signals.

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