Dual LVDS receiver for automotive and industrial serial links
The receiver accepts LVDS-level inputs and provides a single-ended CMOS output, with the supply rail running from 3V to 3.6V.
400 Mbps data rate and the signal-integrity budget
At 400 Mbps, the DS90LV028AQMAX/NOPB handles typical automotive serial links for camera video streams, display interfaces, or sensor data aggregation. The 400 Mbps rate is the raw serial bit rate; the actual payload throughput depends on the encoding overhead (e.g., 8b/10b reduces it to 320 Mbps). For a procurement decision, this rate means the part fits designs targeting standard-definition to entry-HD video resolutions over LVDS, but not the multi-gigabit links used by FPD-Link III or GMSL — those require a different receiver tier. The dual-channel configuration (0 drivers, 2 receivers) lets one device terminate two differential pairs, saving board area versus two single-channel receivers.
The 125°C upper limit covers the worst-case junction temperature in a 105°C ambient with self-heating.
For a production BOM, this removes the obsolescence risk that drives urgent broker buys.