Product Overview
Texas Instruments LVDS Line Receiver IC in a 16-Lead SOIC Package
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). TI logo on the body; the part-number line begins 75LVDS39. Sold each.
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Product Overview
SN75LVDS390D from Texas Instruments: an LVDS differential line receiver in the 16-lead SOIC (D) package. LVDS stands for low-voltage differential signaling. Data travels as a small voltage difference across a pair of wires, and the receiver turns each pair back into a single-ended logic signal.
Key Features
- Part number: SN75LVDS390D (Texas Instruments)
- Function: LVDS differential line receiver
- Package: SOIC-16 (D), 16 gull-wing leads, eight per side
- Mounting: surface mount
Applications
- Replacing a failed SN75LVDS390D on a board that already calls for it, pad for pad on the SOIC-16 footprint.
- Bringing LVDS pairs off a backplane, ribbon cable or camera and display link and back to logic level on a prototype board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the SOIC or the TSSOP version?
SOIC. The D suffix is the 16-lead SOIC package, the easier of the two to hand-solder.
LVDS gets its speed by keeping its voice down, a small difference across a pair of wires instead of a full logic swing. A receiver spends its working life listening for that whisper; if your board calls for this number, it is the one to put on the pad.
