Five LVDS receivers in a 56-TSSOP — what the channel count means for your display bus
The Texas Instruments SN75LVDS82DGGR is a FlatLink™ LVDS receiver with five receiver channels in a single 56-TSSOP package. It converts serialized LVDS data from a FlatLink transmitter back into parallel CMOS/TTL data for the display or imaging pipeline. The 0/5 driver/receiver count means this is a receive-only device — no integrated driver — so the link is unidirectional from source to sink. The 56-pin TSSOP footprint is common for this class of FlatLink receiver, so board layout reuse across the 75LVDS82 family is straightforward.
The base product number 75LVDS82 covers multiple package variants (DGGR is the tape-and-reel TSSOP), but the active status applies across the line.
If your display panel lives inside a climate-controlled room, office, or lab rack, the SN75LVDS82DGGR fits. For extended-temperature builds, look at the industrial-grade siblings in the 75LVDS82 family.