VBO RX PHY
VBO Receiver with four and eight lanes for video communication
Overview
The V-by-One receiver PHYs vx1rx4top and vx1rx8top are initially designed for Sigma Designs' frame rate converter, FRCX. In combination with a compatible V-by-One receiver MAC, they support video data reception compliant with the V-by-One HS standard.
The vx1rx4top and vx1rx8top convert the serial data streams into 10-bit wide parallel data streams and recover the clock from the data edges using an internal clock-data recovery (CDR) PLL circuit. The differential inputs are internally terminated with 100-Ω resistors, which are automatically adapted to process technology. The maximum serial data rate per lane is 4Gb/s.
Key features
- Supports up to 4 Gb/s data rate per lane
- Offers total bandwidth of 16 Gb/s on 4 lanes, or 32 Gb/s on 8 lanes
- Provides clock-data recovery
- Supports integrated differential termination resistors (100 Ω)
- Supports termination supply voltage of 3.3 V±10%
- Supports analog and digital supply voltage of 1.1 V ±10%
- Compatible with the V-by-One HS Standard Version 1.4 by Thine Electronics
- Supports Full HD and Cinema Full HD at 120 Hz via 4 lanes
- Supports Ultra HD at 60 Hz with 8 lanes
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What is VBO RX PHY?
VBO RX PHY is a V-By-One IP core from VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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