Vendor: V-Trans Microelectronics Category: Single-Protocol PHY

FPD-link, 30-Bit Color LVDS Receiver, 20-112Mhz (SVGA/WXGA/SXGA) LVDS SerDes 5:35 channel decompression

This receiver converts 5 LVDS, (low voltage differential signaling) data streams, into 30bits (single pixel) CMOS data plus 5 con…

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Overview

This receiver converts 5 LVDS, (low voltage differential signaling) data streams, into 30bits (single pixel) CMOS data plus 5 control signals (VSYNC, HSYNC, DE, and 2 user-defined signals).

At a maximum pixel rate of 90Mhz, LVDS data line speed is 630Mbps, providing a total maximum bandwidth of 3.15Gb/s (394Mbytes per second).

Key features

  • Layout structure based on 1P6M, 1P7M, or 1P8M 0.13um Logic Salicide 1.2V/3.3V process.
  • 1.2V/3.3V ±10% supply voltage, -40/+125°C
  • Complies with OpenLDI specification for digital display interfaces and LVDS IEEE Standard 1596.3-1996+ ANSI/TIA/EIA-644-A Specifications.
  • Up to 3.15Gbps bandwidth (20 to 90Mhz pixel clock)
  • Input clock detector (self reset when missing clock)
  • Low bounding pad count
  • Spread-spectrum input clock support (can be used in SS systems)
  • Core cell area : [contact us]
  • Current consumption [contact us] @ 75Mhz
  • Built-in power pads with ESD protection.
  • Low leakage power-down mode <1uA.

Benefits

  • Four (4) instances support full HDTV @120hz (3DTV)
  • Lowest bounding pad count
  • Low cost IP
  • reliability
  • highly adjustable
  • customization for your own design

What’s Included?

  • Design kit includes :
    • LEF view and abstract gdsII
    • Verilog HDL behavioral model
    • Liberty (.lib) timing constraints for typical, worse and best corner case
    • Full Datasheet /Application Note with integration guidelines document
    • Silicon characterization report when available
  • Tapeout kit includes the design kit plus plysical view:
    • gdsII
    • LVS netlist and report
    • DRC/ERC/ESD/ANT report

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
VT13LVD104
Vendor
V-Trans Microelectronics
Type
Silicon IP

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