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US 2006/0217079 A1Published application
Low voltage differential signaling transceiver
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJae-Suk Yu, Jae-Youl Lee
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJae-Suk Yu, Jae-Youl Lee
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A low voltage differential signaling transceiver includes a transmitter and a receiver, the transmitter having a first terminal in signal communication with a transmission line, a source resistance in signal communication with the first terminal, a switch in signal communication with the source resistance and in switchable signal communication from ground or an input voltage, a voltage regulator in switchable signal communication with the switch for providing the input voltage to the switch, and a voltage controller in signal communication between the first terminal and the voltage regulator for controlling the input voltage to provide a controlled voltage to a receiver; and the receiver having an amplifier having a first input, a first pad in signal communication with the first input, a load resistance, and a second pad in signal communication with the load resistance, where the first and second pads are both in signal communication with one end of a first transmission line.
A receiver comprising:
A method for providing an input signal to a receiver, the method comprising providing first and second paths between a transmission line and the receiver, wherein the first path is substantially currentless to substantially prevent a voltage drop at the receiver and the second path is in signal communication with a load resistance.
A receiver comprising first and second path means for providing an input signal for to a receiver, the first and second path means being disposed between a transmission line and the receiver, wherein the first path is substantially currentless to substantially prevent a voltage drop at the receiver and the second path is in signal communication with a load resistance.
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