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DS91C176 - Multipoint-LVDS (M-LVDS) Transceivers

General Description

The DS91C176 and DS91D176 are high-speed M-LVDS differential transceivers designed for multipoint applications with multiple drivers or receivers.

Key Features

  • Meets TIA/EIA-899 M-LVDS Standard Capable of driving 32 LVDS loads Controlled Edge Rates Tolerant to Stubs Wide Common Mode for Increased Noise Immunity DS91D176 has type 1 receiver input DS91C176 has type 2 receiver with fail-safe Up to 200 Mbps operation Industrial temperature range Single 3.3V supply 8-lead SOIC package Typical.

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DS91D176/DS91C176 Multipoint-LVDS (M-LVDS) Transceivers February 2007 DS91D176/DS91C176 Multipoint-LVDS (M-LVDS) Transceivers General Description The DS91C176 and DS91D176 are high-speed M-LVDS differential transceivers designed for multipoint applications with multiple drivers or receivers. Multipoint LVDS (M-LVDS) is a new bus interface standard (TIA/EIA-899) based on LVDS but including several enhancements to improve multipoint performance. M-LVDS devices have superior drive capability and can support up to 32 loads. Along with increased drive, M-LVDS devices are required to have a controlled edge rate to minimize reflections and EMI. The 1 nSec minimum edge rate is tolerant of stub lengths up to 2 inches in length.