TIA-899:2002 (R2012)

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Electrical Characteristics of Multipoint-Low-Voltage Differential Signaling (M-LVDS) Interface Circuits for Multipoint Data Interchange

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TIA	2002	50

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Description

This Standard specifies the electrical characteristics of
low-voltage differential signaling interface circuits that may be
employed when specified for the interchange of binary signals
between equipment sharing a common data interchange circuit. The
electrical characteristics of the circuit are specified in terms of
required voltage and current values obtained from direct
measurements of the driver and receiver components at the
multipoint line interface points.

The logic function of the driver and the receiver or the
communication protocol is not defined by this Standard, as it is
application dependent. Optional receiver input characteristics are
specified to allow idle-line fail-safe or Wired-or signaling at
slower signaling rates.

Minimum electrical characteristics of the transmission media and
interconnection requirements are provided, where media refers to
printed circuit board traces (backplane) or cables. Further
guidelines for application of this Standard are provided in the
annexes.

It is intended that this Standard will be referenced by other
standards that specify the complete interface (i.e., connector, pin
assignments, function) for applications where the electrical
characteristics of a multipoint low-voltage differential interface
circuit is required. The referencing standard(s) also specify other
characteristics of the interface (such as signal quality, protocol,
bus structure, and timing) essential for proper operation across
the interface.

When this Standard is referenced by other standards or
specifications, it should be noted that certain options are
available. The author of those standards and specifications must
determine and specify those optional features that are required for
that application.

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