Overview

Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) is a low-power, low-noise differential technology for high speed transmission. Optimized for point-to-point configurations in telecom, datacom, peripherals and displays, LVDS delivers the bandwidth necessary for driving large data rates over PCB and cable.

Features and Benefits

• Data rates up to 1.2Gbps
• Low power and low EMI
• Wide common mode range
• Failsafe I_OFF high ESD for fault protection
• Functions include translators, buffers and muxs

Collateral & Literature

• UP Design Guide
• MS-547 LVDS Description and Family Characteristics
• MS-553 LVDS Product Feature Matrix

Sample & Buy

• ALL LVDS
• Crosspoint Switch
• De-Serializer
• Deserializer
• Driver
• Driver/Receiver
• Receiver
• Repeater
• SerDes
• Serializer

Application Notes

• AN-5017 LVDS Fundamentals
• AN-5019 LVDS: Calculating Driver/Receiver Power
• AN-5020 LVDS Reduces EMI
• AN-5023 LVDS Compatibility with RS422 and RS485 Interface Standards
• AN-5029 Interfacing Between PECL and LVDS Differential Technologies
• AN-5045 Using the V_BB Reference on High Speed LVDS Repeaters
• AN-5046 LVDS Receiver Failsafe Biasing Networks
• AN-5048 System Clock Distribution Example Using LVDS
• AN-5059 LVDS Technology Solves Typical EMI Problems Associated with Cell Phone Cameras and Displays

Simulation (Models)

• IBIS models
• HSPICE models