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Differential lines: examples Intersil EL5374, 5375 (these are not LVDS signals: e.g. V offset =0 Some standards Technology Speed (Gbps) Signal architecture Signal speed (GHz) * HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 up to 10.2 4 diff. pairs up to 3.4 (1

  1. Differential lines: examples

  2. Intersil EL5374, 5375 (these are not LVDS signals: e.g. V offset =0

  3. Some standards Technology Speed (Gbps) Signal architecture Signal speed (GHz) * HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 up to 10.2 4 diff. pairs up to 3.4 (1 for the clock) Display port up to 10.8 up to 4 diff. pairs up to 2.7 E-SATA up to 3 2 diff. pairs up to 1.5 ** USB 2.0 up to 0.48 1 diff. pair up to 0.48 USB 3.0 up to 5 2 diff. pairs up to 5 1 Tx and 1 Rx * the physical layer is CML (similar to LVDS) ** normally used for external HDs for PCs

  4. ESD and overcurrent protection • Circuits have to be protected against ESD, and must often have overcurrent limiters • In high speed applications, ESD protection devices must have very low parasitic capacitances • An example for the DisplayPort standard:

  5. example with an Altera FPGA with - CMOS lines - LVDS lines (terminated)

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