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The THCV219 is a transmitter LSI designed to convert 32-bit LVCMOS input signals into V-by-One®HS output signals. It supports a maximum effective data rate of 2.4Gbps per lane, enabling the transmission of 720p/60Hz video with 30-bit color depth. The device accepts LVCMOS inputs ranging from 24-bit or 32-bit configurations, corresponding to clock frequencies between 7.5MHz and 100MHz. It operates on a supply voltage of 2.5V to 3.3V within an ambient temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. The component is housed in a QFN64 package and includes ESD protection features.
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Select this component when a design requires converting standard parallel LVCMOS video data into a serialized V-by-One®HS interface. It is suitable for applications needing 720p resolution support at 60Hz with 30-bit color depth. Engineers should verify that the system clock frequency falls within the specified 7.5MHz to 100MHz range. Consider the QFN64 package dimensions during PCB layout planning.
This device belongs to the THine Solutions V-by-One®HS family of transmitters. It is specifically engineered to bridge legacy parallel video interfaces with modern high-speed serial display links. The THCV219 complements receiver models such as the THCV220 and THCV234, forming complete transmission chains for automotive and industrial display applications.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Evaluate alternative transmitters from the same manufacturer only if they explicitly support identical LVCMOS-to-V-by-One®HS conversion with matching pinouts and electrical characteristics.