National Semiconductor LVDS buffer touts jitter performance, ESD protection

March 16, 2006
National Semiconductor Corporation (www.national.com) has added the DS90LV804 to its line of LVDS products.

National Semiconductor Corporation has added the DS90LV804 to its line of LVDS products. The four-channel buffer operates from 0 to 800 Mb/s, features 30 psec total jitter (typical), and offers 15 kV of ESD protection for maximum isolation of FPGAs, ASICs and other onboard components in automotive and other applications.

The DS90LV804 drives up to four LVDS clock and/or data channels over common backplanes or simple cable configurations. Its differential input range facilitates interfaces to LVDS, low-voltage positive emitter-coupled logic (LVPECL) or current mode logic (CML) input levels. Output levels are fully LVDS-compliant. Optimized for use as a signal integrity driver for clock and data signals, the device’s quad configuration has matched output drivers for a typical minimal channel-to-channel skew of 50 psec. Onboard terminations help reduce jitter by terminating the signal path at the transmit output and at the receiver input.

The DS90LV804 is available in a 32-pin LLP package that measures 5 x 5 x 0.80 mm. Lead-free packages are also available.

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