JAJSFA9E November 2011 – April 2018 ADS5294
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ADC Output Resolution and LVDS Serialization Rate Modes: The LVDS serialization rate can be programmed as 10, 12, 14, or 16 bits by the EN_BIT_SER register bit.
Output Data Rate Modes: The density of output data payload can be set to 1X or 2X mode by using the EN_SDR register bit. The maximum data rate (in bits per sec) of the LVDS interface is limited. In addtion, the LVDS data can be distributed by one pair LVDS data lane or two pairs of LVDS data lanes. Please see the description of Registers 0x50 to 0x55 in the Programmable Mapping Between Input Channels and Output Pins section. When the decimation feature is used, the LVDS output rate can be reduced to 1/2, 1/4, and 1/8 of ADC sampling rate as Output Data Rate Control shows. The flexible output data rate modes give users a wide selection of different speed FPGAs.
Power Modes: The device can be configured via SPI or pin settings to a complete power-down mode and via pin settings to a partial power-down (standby mode). During these two modes (complete and partial power-down), different internal functions stay powered up, resulting in different power consumption and wake-up times. In the partial power-down mode, all LVDS data lanes are powered down. The bit clock and frame clock lanes remain enabled to save time to sync again on the receiver side. However, in the complete power-down mode all lanes are powered down and thus this mode requires more time to wake-up because the bit clock and frame clock lanes must sync again with the receiver device.
LVDS Test Pattern Mode: The ADC data coming out of the LVDS outputs can be replaced by different kinds of test patterns. Note that the test patterns replace the data streaming out of the ADCs. The different test patterns are described in LVDS Test Patterns.