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One of the boards that I have received has differential rails flipped i.e. {p,n} are connected as {n,p}. I am wondering if I can still use the board this way and invert the signal inside the fpga? Is there any downside to doing this?
Thank you. Best regards, Sanjay- Tags:
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--- Quote Start --- One of the boards that I have received has differential rails flipped i.e. {p,n} are connected as {n,p}. I am wondering if I can still use the board this way and invert the signal inside the fpga? Is there any downside to doing this? --- Quote End --- This is sometimes done to make the PCB routing possible. Inverting the signal inside the FPGA is fine. Cheers, Dave

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