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Interconnecting 3v3 LVDS transmitter to 2V5 Receiver

Started by saijayram November 15, 2009
Hi.
Is there any harm in connecting 3V3 LVDS transmitter to 2V5 Receiver..?
I am using cyclonII fpga for a receiver in which LVDS inputs are connected
to 2V5 powered bank.

will the FPGA be damaged with such interconnection..?
I am using these lines for clock (26MHz) interconnecting two boards
separated by a distance of 6 inches thru mother board.

Thank you in advance

sai


On 15 Nov., 14:37, "saijayram" <saijay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi. > Is there any harm in connecting 3V3 LVDS transmitter to 2V5 Receiver..? > I am using cyclonII fpga for a receiver in which LVDS inputs are connected > to 2V5 powered bank. > > will the FPGA be damaged with such interconnection..? > I am using these lines for clock (26MHz) interconnecting two boards > separated by a distance of 6 inches thru mother board. > > Thank you in advance > > sai
shouldn't be a problem, lvds is lvds regardless of what supply voltage the reciever/transmitter is using -Lasse
Sai,

LVDS is a standard.  The Vcco is immaterial (does not matter).

Yes, they are designed to interconnect (3.3 to 2.5, 2.5 to 3.3).

Austin