LVDS quad receiver — 5V supply, four differential inputs
The DS90C032TMX is a four-channel LVDS line receiver from Texas Instruments, designed to convert differential LVDS signals back to single-ended CMOS levels on the receiving end of a high-speed serial link. It handles four independent receiver channels with no drivers on-chip — pure receive function for point-to-point or multidrop LVDS buses.
Package and supply — 16-SOIC narrow body, 5 V only
The supplier device package is listed as 16-SOIC, meaning no exposed pad; thermal dissipation relies on the leadframe and board copper. Because this is a 5 V-only receiver, the input common-mode range of LVDS (typically 0 V to 2.4 V with a 1.2 V offset) must stay within the receiver's specified range — the datasheet's common-mode tolerance is the key number for determining whether a particular cable length or ground offset is viable. The 4.5 V minimum supply means a 5 V rail with ±10 % tolerance still keeps the part in spec.