V103
Description
The V103 LVDS display interface transmitter is primarily designed to support pixel data transmission between a video processing engine and a digital video display. The data rate supports up to SXGA+ resolutions and can be used in Plasma, Rear Projector, Front Projector, CRT and LCD display applications. It can also be used in other high-bandwidth parallel data applications and provides a low EMI interconnect over a low cost, low bus width cable up to several meters in length.
The V103 converts 35 bits of CMOS/TTL data, clocked on the rising or falling edge of an input clock (selectable), into six LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) serial data stream pairs. In video applications the 35 bits is normally divided into 10 bits for each R, G and B channel and 5 control bits.
When bined with the V104 LVDS display interface receiver, the V103 + V104 bination provides a 35-bit wide, 90 MHz transport. The rate of each LVDS channel is 630 Mbps for a 90MHz data input clock, 945...
