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The Maxim Integrated MAX9247ECM+ is a high-speed, low-power quad deserializer IC designed for automotive video applications. It converts four serialized LVDS data inputs into parallel 14-bit parallel CMOS outputs at programmable speeds. This IC is commonly used in automotive camera systems for transmitting high-quality digital video data. Functions: 1. Deserialization: Converts serialized LVDS data into parallel CMOS outputs. 2. High-speed operation: Supports data rates up to 3.5Gbps per input. 3. Programmable features: Adjustable output data rates and equalization to optimize performance. Applications: 1. Automotive camera systems 2. Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) 3. Surround-view camera systems 4. In-vehicle infotainment systems Alternative Components: 1. Texas Instruments DS90UH949A-Q1 2. Analog Devices ADV7280 3. Cypress Semiconductors CX3 Embedded Modules: 1. FPGA boards with LVDS interfaces 2. Camera sensor modules 3. LVDS video transmission modules Related Questions & Answers: Q1: What is the operating voltage range of MAX9247ECM+? A1: The MAX9247ECM+ operates with a supply voltage range from 1.71V to 3.6V. Q2: Can MAX9247ECM+ support reverse data channel communication? A2: No, the MAX9247ECM+ is a deserializer IC and does not support reverse data channel communication. Q3: What are the key differences between the MAX9247ECM+ and the Texas Instruments DS90UH949A-Q1? A3: The main differences lie in data rate support, programmable features, and power consumption between the two ICs. Q4: How does the MAX9247ECM+ handle jitter in the input LVDS data? A4: The MAX9247ECM+ includes built-in clock data recovery (CDR) circuits to address jitter in the input LVDS data. Q5: Are there evaluation boards available for the MAX9247ECM+ to facilitate design and testing? A5: Yes, Maxim Integrated offers evaluation kits that include the MAX9247ECM+ and relevant evaluation hardware and software for testing and design validation.