SupportProducts FAQHow do I calculate the data rate of a serial signal?
Electrical CharacteristicsV-by-One HS・V-by-One・LVDS
■THC63LVD Series
LVDS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 7
■THCV213/214
V-by-One® signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 21
■THCV Series (* except THCV213/214)
-For 3byte mode (24 bit or less colors)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 30
-For 4byte mode (30 bit colors, etc.)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 40
-For 5byte mode (36 bit colors, etc.)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 50
LVDS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 7
■THCV213/214
V-by-One® signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 21
■THCV Series (* except THCV213/214)
-For 3byte mode (24 bit or less colors)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 30
-For 4byte mode (30 bit colors, etc.)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 40
-For 5byte mode (36 bit colors, etc.)
V-by-One®HS signal’s data rate = pixel clock frequency x 50
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