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DS91M125 - 125 MHz 1:4 M-LVDS Repeater

General Description

The DS91M125 is a 1:4 M-LVDS repeater designed for driving and distributing clock or data signals to up to four multipoint networks.

Key Features

  • DC - 125 MHz / 250 Mbps low jitter, low skew, low power.
  • operation Independent Driver Enable pins Outputs Conform to TIA/EIA-899 M-LVDS Standard Controlled transition times minimize reflections Inputs Conform to TIA/EIA-644-A LVDS Standard 8 kV ESD on M-LVDS output pins protects adjoining components Flow-through pinout simplifies PCB layout Industrial operating temperature range (.
  • 40°C to +85°C) Available in a space saving SOIC-16 pack.

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DS91M125 125 MHz 1:4 M-LVDS Repeater with LVDS Input November 9, 2009 DS91M125 125 MHz 1:4 M-LVDS Repeater with LVDS Input General Description The DS91M125 is a 1:4 M-LVDS repeater designed for driving and distributing clock or data signals to up to four multipoint networks. M-LVDS (Multipoint LVDS) is a new family of bus interface devices based on LVDS technology specifically designed for multipoint and multidrop cable and backplane applications. It differs from standard LVDS in providing increased drive current to handle double terminations that are required in multipoint applications. Controlled transition times minimize reflections that are common in multipoint configurations due to unterminated stubs.