Datasheet
3 V LVDS Quad CMOS
Differential Line Driver 
Data Sheet 
ADN4667 
Rev. B 
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FEATURES 
±15 kV ESD protection on output pins 
400 Mbps (200 MHz) switching rates 
Flow through pinout simplifies PCB layout 
300 ps typical differential skew 
400 ps maximum differential skew 
1.7 ns maximum propagation delay 
3.3 V power supply 
±310 mV differential signaling 
Low power dissipation (10 mW typical) 
Interoperable with existing 5 V LVDS receivers 
High impedance on LVDS outputs on power-down 
Conforms to TIA/EIA-644 LVDS standards 
Industrial operating temperature range: −40°C to +85°C 
Available in surface-mount (SOIC) and low profile 
TSSOP package 
Qualified for automotive applications 
APPLICATIONS 
Backplane data transmission 
Cable data transmission 
Clock distribution 
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM 
Figure 1. 
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 
The ADN4667 is a quad, CMOS, low voltage differential signaling 
(LVDS) line driver offering data rates of over 400 Mbps (200 MHz) 
and ultralow power consumption. It features a flow through 
pinout for easy PCB layout and separation of input and output 
signals. 
The device accepts low voltage TTL/CMOS logic signals and 
converts them to a differential current output of typically ±3.1 mA 
for driving a transmission medium such as a twisted pair cable. 
The transmitted signal develops a differential voltage of typi-
cally ±310 mV across a termination resistor at the receiving end. 
This is converted back to a TTL/CMOS logic level by an LVDS 
receiver, such as the ADN4668. 
The ADN4667 also offers active high and active low enable/ 
disable inputs (EN and 
EN
). These inputs control all four drivers 
and turn off the current outputs in the disabled state to reduce 
the quiescent power consumption to typically 10 mW.  
The ADN4667 and its companion LVDS receiver, the ADN4668, 
offer a new solution to high speed, point-to-point data trans-
mission, and a low power alternative to emitter-coupled logic 
(ECL) or positive emitter-coupled logic (PECL). 
07032-001
ADN4667
D
OUT1+
D
OUT1–
D
IN1
D
OUT2+
D
OUT2–
D
IN2
D
OUT3+
D
OUT3–
D
IN3
D
OUT4+
D
OUT4–
D
IN4
EN
EN
GND
D4
D3
D2
D1
V
CC










