ANALOG DEVICES’ MULTIPOINT LVDS TRANSCEIVERS DELIVER INDUSTRY’S HIGHEST ESD PROTECTION FOR HIGH-SPEED, MULTI-NODE APPLICATIONS

Norwood, MA (05/10/2012) - Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), a global leader in high-performance semiconductors for signal-processing applications, today introduced a series of multipoint, low-voltage, differential signaling (M-LVDS) transceivers with the highest ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection of any multipoint LVDS transceivers. The ADN469xE M-LVDS series includes eight transceivers, each of which is capable of connecting 32 data/clock nodes using a single differential cable pair at data rates of 100 Mbps or 200 Mbps. Traditional LVDS communication links, by comparison, must use 32 separate point-to-point nodes, which significantly increases power, connector size, cabling costs and total board space. ADI’s ADN469xE M-LVDS series delivers 8 kV IEC ESD protection, offering up to 11 times the protection of competing M-LVDS transceivers. This higher level of protection improves the reliability of insertable/removable boards and cards used in wireless base station and networking infrastructure, data acquisition, automated test equipment and other high-speed, highly networked backplane and cable applications.

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Available in half- and full-duplex versions, ADI’s ADN469xE transceivers are fully compliant with the TIA/EIA-899 M-LVDS standard. The new transceivers are available in configurations that include:

• ADN4691E/ADN4693E : Type 1 receivers with 200 Mbps data rates include symmetrical input threshold voltage and are designed to improve clock timing performance

• ADN4696E/ADN4697E: Type 2 receivers with 200 Mbps data rates are designed for data applications and feature a receiver-input threshold voltage offset of –100 mV. This ensures a known receiver output state when the bus is idle (bus-idle fail-safe) or the bus inputs are open (open-circuit fail-safe).

ADN469xE M-LVDS Transceiver Series Key Features

• TIA-EIA 899-compliant

• ESD protection: 15 kV HBM, 8 kV IEC61000-4-2 contact discharge

• -1 V to 3.4 V common mode range

• Enhanced PSRR (for system jitter performance)

• Enhanced differential noise rejection on receiver input

• Temperature range: –40˚C to 85˚C

Availability and Pricing

Product	Full Production	Receiver	Data Rate(Mbps)	Duplex	Price per 1k units	SOIC Packaging
ADN4690E	Now	Type 1	100	Half	$1.05	8-lead
ADN4691E	Now	Type 1	200	Half	$1.15	8-lead
ADN4692E	Now	Type 1	100	Full	$1.05	14-lead
ADN4693E	Now	Type 1	200	Full	$1.15	14-lead
ADN4694E	Now	Type 2	100	Half	$1.05	8-lead
ADN4695E	Now	Type 2	100	Full	$1.05	14-lead
ADN4696E	Now	Type 2	200	Half	$1.15	8-lead
ADN4697E	Now	Type 2	200	Full	$1.15	14-lead
EVAL-ADN469XEHDEBZ	Now			Half	$75.00
EVAL-ADN469XEFDEBZ	Now			Full	$75.00

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