Quad LVDS receiver for the 400 Mbps serial link
The Texas Instruments DS90LV032ATM is a quad-channel LVDS receiver in a 16-pin SOIC package, designed to convert low-voltage differential signaling back to CMOS/TTL logic levels at data rates up to 400 Mbps. With four receivers on a single die and a 3V-to-3.6V supply range, it handles parallel or multiplexed serial links in one compact footprint.
NRND — last-time-buy risk on the radar
The DS90LV032ATM carries a Not Recommended for New Designs (NRND) lifecycle status. New designs should evaluate the official TI successor — confirm the exact pin-compatible replacement through the TI cross-reference tool before committing the BOM.
400 Mbps — sizing the serial link budget
The 400 Mbps per-channel data rate sets the ceiling for the LVDS link.
Industrial temperature and supply rails
The 3V-to-3.6V supply range means it runs from a 3.3V rail with margin for ±5% regulation. No separate analog supply needed — single-rail operation simplifies the power tree.
The 0.154-inch body width fits standard SOIC-16 footprints. No exposed thermal pad, so junction-to-ambient thermal resistance depends on copper pour area under the part.
