PS8331 – 5.4Gbps DisplayPort™ 2:1 Multiplexer, DisplayPort™ v1.2 and Dual-mode compatible
DisplayPort™ 2:1 Multiplexer, DisplayPort v1.2 and Dual-mode compatible
The PS8331 is an integrated DisplayPort 2:1 multiplexer that is compatible with DisplayPort 1.2 and dual-mode DisplayPort signaling. DisplayPort link rates up to 5.4Gbps are supported as well as Fast AUX. When used for native DisplayPort signaling, the PS8331 will serve as a redriver by link training with the downstream DisplayPort Sink. When used with a dual-mode upstream Source, PS8331 supports the use of AC coupled TMDS signaling up to a 300MHz TMDS clock rate, enabling the support of DVI or HDMI™ Sink devices through the use of a downstream level shifter device or external dual-mode cable adaptor.
Features
- Supports 2:1 multiplexing for Dual-mode DisplayPort signaling
- Compliant to VESA® DisplayPort Standard version 1.2 including support for 1.62, 2.7 and 5.4-Gbps link rates
- Automatic receiver equalization adjustment compensates for PCB, cable and connector losses
- Built in redriver / repeater function provides link training with the downstream DisplayPort device using AUX interception
- Supports all DP v1.2 pre-emphasis and output amplitude levels for 1, 2, or 4 lane DisplayPort configurations
- Supports transmitter Feed Forward Equalizer (FFE) with Post Cursor 2 for HBR2
- Compatible with dual-mode DisplayPort Source operation with a TMDS clock rate up to 300MHz
- Built-in AUX Channel and DDC combiner for upstream dual-mode Source device
- Supports Source initiated power management through AUX channel
- Automatic power down management
- Automatic output squelch during TMDS signal loss during dual-mode operation
- Device pin control and local I2C bus control options
- Single 3.3 V power supply option (PS8331B) or 3.3V / 1.5V dual supply option (PS8331A) for lowest power consumption
- 5x9mm 60-pin QFN RoHS compliant and halogen free package
- 0° to 70°C operating temperature range
- ESD: HBM 8 kV
Applications
- Notebook and desktop PC motherboards implementing switchable graphics
- Notebook docking stations
- Monitors
- All-in-One systems to support external DisplayPort input
- DisplayPort branch devices