Diodes Incorporated PI2DPX2023A 20Gbps DP2.1 Linear ReDriver™

Diodes Incorporated PI2DPX2023A 20Gbps DP2.1 Linear ReDriver™ features a 4-to-4 configuration operated by a 1.8V power supply. The device supports UHBR20 (20Gbps), UHBR13.5 (13.5Gbps), UHBR10 (10Gbps), HBR3 (8.1Gbps), HBR2 (5.4Gbps), HBR (2.7Gbps) and RBR (1.62Gbps) under various DisplayPort speeds. With the on-chip AUX channel listener, the device can automatically monitor the system operation status to enter D3 power-saving mode.

The non-blocking linear ReDriver design optimizes channel link adjustments by transmitting differential signals that carry pre-shoot and de-emphasis equalization waveforms from the transmitter to the receiver. This process enhances the performance of the system's transmitter and receiver, which are equipped with DFE. The CTLE equalizers are implemented at the inputs of the ReDriver to compensate for the channel loss and reduce the ISI jitters. The flat gain adjustments support the eye diagram opening. CTLE EQ gains and flat gains are tuned via pin strap control.

Features

  • 4-to-4 linear ReDriver channel configuration with CTLE gain compensation of up to 9.6dB at 20Gbps
  • Supports 4-lane DP2.1 (UHBR20 / UHBR13 / UHBR10) / HBR3 / HBR2 / HBR / RBR
  • Ultra-low latency (<300ps) for better interoperability and data throughput
  • Four level controls on CTLE gain (2.8dB to 9.6dB), flat gain (-4dB to +2dB)
  • Integrated AUX channel listener for D3 power-saving mode
  • Low active current consumption, 4-lane DP - 160mA (typical)
  • Supports DisplayPort dual mode
  • 1.8V ±5% single power supply
  • Industrial -40°C to +85°C temperature support
  • Totally lead-free and fully RoHS compliant
  • Halogen- and antimony-free, Green device
  • Tiny 32-pin, WLGA (FLA) 2.85mm x 4.5mm package (0.4mm pitch, 0.7mm maximum height)

Applications

  • Graphics add-in cards
  • Laptop, desktop, and AIO PCs
  • Workstations and servers
  • Docking stations
  • Display monitors
  • Gaming consoles
  • Active cables
Publicado: 2024-09-18 | Actualizado: 2024-09-26