Overview
Synopsys Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) I/O library is a high-frequency interface that uses differential signals for data transmission. A few typical LVDS I/O applications are in display monitors, printers, high-speed clock transfers, and high-speed SERDES. Synopsys LVDS I/O library is used to build an LVDS-based interface for high-speed interconnect applications. This library is designed to optimize I/O performance with a core voltage of 0.75 V and supports an I/O supply voltage of 1.2V/1.5 V. The library contains a transmitter, a receiver, and a bandgap reference circuit that is used to supply the current reference for the transmitter/receiver. The LVDS I/O library is compatible with the IEEE standard 1596.3-1996 and TIA/EIA - 644 -A
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