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Does LVDS receiver clock pin need termination?
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Not really needed. However, you might need to notice the I/O pin placement rules to avoid creating jitter to LVDS
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/max-10/ug_m10_gpio.pdf (Page 31)
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A few drivers may require an arrangement 25 resistor. On the off chance that the SSTL/HSTL input is being driven by another Si533x gadget, the 25 arrangement resistor isn't required as this is coordinated on-chip. The most extreme suggested input recurrence right now 350 MHz.
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Thank you for replying. Could you help explain what is arrangement resistor?
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Hi Jiayi,
May i know where did you get this suggestion?
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it just comes from SPEC saying that Rx need 100 ohm termination. I know that's refer to rx data. So I wonder if rx clock have any restriction.
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Hi Jiayi,
If it is LVDS, it doesnt matter whether you are using it as clock or digital pin. You will need to put RX 100 Ohm Termination as long as you are using LVDS.
Thank You

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