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Can ADV7610 be used with +3.0V Power Supplies?

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The user inquires about operating the ADV7610 with a +3.0V power supply, which is below the specified 3.14V minimum for DVDDIO and TVDD. The final answer indicates that operation outside the 3.14 to 3.46V range is not guaranteed, but testing at 3.0V might show acceptable performance. The engineer recommends using an adjustable external power supply to test from 3.3V down to 3.0V, and to focus on testing the format with the highest expected pixel rate from multiple sources.
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We would like to use the ADV7610 in a system which has a maximum +3.0V power supply available. The datasheet states that the minimum voltage requirement for the DVDDIO and TVDD power rails is +3.14V.

Is this a hard minimum requirement that results in complete loss of function? If not, what performance degradation (if any) should we expect if we operate both DVDDIO and TVDD at +3.0V?

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  • I'd definitely do a test for the format with the maximum pixel rate you expect to run and from several different sources.

    If possible maybe use an adjustable external power supply to source the ADV7610.  This way you could adjust the voltage to see what the  effect is on the part.  Start at 3.3V and drop it down to 3.0V. 

    When you tell me the source is 3.0V I normally assume there is some tolerance on this.  Let's say 5% so the voltage I'd need to test to is 0.95 * 3.0 = 2.85V

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  • I'd definitely do a test for the format with the maximum pixel rate you expect to run and from several different sources.

    If possible maybe use an adjustable external power supply to source the ADV7610.  This way you could adjust the voltage to see what the  effect is on the part.  Start at 3.3V and drop it down to 3.0V. 

    When you tell me the source is 3.0V I normally assume there is some tolerance on this.  Let's say 5% so the voltage I'd need to test to is 0.95 * 3.0 = 2.85V

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