The DS90CR485 device serializes the 24 LVCMOS/LVTTL double-edge inputs (48 bits data
latched in per clock cycle) onto eight Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) streams. A
phase-locked transmit clock is also in parallel with the data streams over a 9th LVDS link. The
reduction of the wide TTL bus to a few LVDS lines reduces cable and connector size and cost. The
double-edge input strobes data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock. This minimizes
the pin count required and simplifies PCB routing between the host chip and the
serializer.
This chip can help resolve EMI and interconnect size problems for high throughput
point-to-point applications.
The DS90CR485 is compatible with the DS90CR486 Channel-Link receiver. The device is also
backward-compatible with other Channel-Link receivers such as the DS90CR482 and DS90CR484.
The DS90CR485 device serializes the 24 LVCMOS/LVTTL double-edge inputs (48 bits data
latched in per clock cycle) onto eight Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) streams. A
phase-locked transmit clock is also in parallel with the data streams over a 9th LVDS link. The
reduction of the wide TTL bus to a few LVDS lines reduces cable and connector size and cost. The
double-edge input strobes data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock. This minimizes
the pin count required and simplifies PCB routing between the host chip and the
serializer.
This chip can help resolve EMI and interconnect size problems for high throughput
point-to-point applications.
The DS90CR485 is compatible with the DS90CR486 Channel-Link receiver. The device is also
backward-compatible with other Channel-Link receivers such as the DS90CR482 and DS90CR484.