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Output of the ADV7182 in Reset and Powerdown mode

In reset and powerdown modes the ADV7182's output pins (P0:P7, Hs, VS/FIELD/SFL and LLC) are tristated.

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Anonymous
    •  Analog Employees 
    over 5 years ago in reply to tomoto

    Hi Tomoto-san,

    In reset and powerdown modes the digital output pins are tristated (i.e. high impedance / open circuit).

    No data is output when the ADV7182 is in reset and powerdown mode.

    Therefore there should be no data on the output pins for a backend processor to ignore when the ADV7182 is in reset and powerdown mode.

    However after the part is programmed out of powerdown mode it may take it a period of time to re-lock to an analog video source. Until the ADV7182 has fully locked to a video source it may output incorrect data. I advise that the backend processor ignore the data from the ADV7182 until the ADV7182 has fully locked to the video source (IN_LOCK and FSC_LOCK bits are high).

    Does this answer you question?

    Regards,

    Robert Hinchy

    Senior Applications Engineer,

    Analog Devices Inc. 

    •  Analog Employees 
    over 5 years ago

    Hi Robert-san,

    Just confirmation, that sounds no internal pull up/down resisters in ADV7182,

    and back end video processor need to ignore output pins information during reset and powerdown state?

    Regards,

    Tomoto 

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