THCV226

Overview

The THCV226 is a V-by-One® HS high-speed video data receiver designed by THine Electronics, Inc. It functions as an LSI that converts 32-bit V-by-One® HS signals into LVDS format. The device supports input lane speeds up to 3.36 Gbps per lane. It accommodates LVDS clock frequencies ranging from 9 MHz to 100 MHz for 4-channel (24-bit) configurations and up to 105 MHz for 5-channel (32-bit) setups. This component facilitates video data transmission between host systems and display panels.

Feature Summary

• Converts high-speed serial V-by-One HS video signals into parallel LVDS outputs
• Supports 32-bit data width configuration for display interfaces
• Enables bidirectional communication capabilities within the receiver architecture

Applications

• Video data transmission between host processors and display panels
• High-resolution LCD and OLED panel driver interfaces
• V-by-One HS compliant display subsystem designs

Part Context

The THCV226 belongs to the THine V-by-One HS transmitter and receiver family. It serves as a specialized interface solution for converting serialized high-speed video streams into parallel formats suitable for standard display drivers. Related components in this ecosystem include transmitters like the THCV219 and other receivers such as the THCV220 and THCV234, which offer varying channel counts and bidirectional features.

Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Designers should consult the manufacturer's official compatibility matrix or datasheet for direct replacements or pin-compatible alternatives within the THine product line.