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MAX96751 - GMSL2 Serializer

General Description

The MAX96751 serializer converts HDMI® to single or dual GMSL™ serial protocol.

It also sends and receives side-channel and peripheral control data, enabling full-duplex, single-wire, transmission of video and bidirectional data.

Key Features

  • HDMI v1.4b/v2.0a Input Interface.
  • 3Gbps or 6Gbps Forward-Link Rates.
  • 187.5Mbps Reverse-Link Rate.
  • Full-Duplex Capability Over a Single Wire.
  • Ideal for High-Definition Video.

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MAX96751 GMSL2 Serializer with HDMI 2.0 Input General Description The MAX96751 serializer converts HDMI® to single or dual GMSL™ serial protocol. It also sends and receives side-channel and peripheral control data, enabling full-duplex, single-wire, transmission of video and bidirectional data. Each GMSL2 link operates at a fixed rate of 3Gbps or 6Gbps in the forward direction and 187.5Mbps in the reverse direction. The MAX96751 supports RGB888 video at up to 215MHz PCLK per GMSL2 link. For designs supporting two displays, see the New Designs Supporting Two Displays section of Detailed Descriptions for more information. The GMSL2 concurrent control channel operates in I2C or UART mode.