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COM Express Interfaces

2.5.1.2.

Reference Schematic

DisplayPort Example

Figure 20:

DisplayPort Reference Schematics

DisplayPort is directly supported by a dual-source DDI. ESD protection, DC blocking capacitors
and hot plug detect are the only components required.

The DisplayPort differential data pairs (Lane [0..3]) are AC coupled off Module with capacitors
C19-C26. Place the AC blocking capacitors close to the DisplayPort connector. The Aux
differential pair is AC coupled on the Module. ESD clamping diodes D1, D2 and D3 protect the
Module from external ESD events and should be placed near the DisplayPort connector. The
pin-out of the ESD clamp diodes allows for a trace to run under the chip connector to two pins.
The Carrier provides up to 500 mA of 3.3V power to the DisplayPort connector. Diode D71
prevents back feeding of power in the event that the monitor is powered up when the Carrier is
powered down.

Config lines 1 and 2 are pulled to ground per the VESA specification.
The DisplayPort Hot Plug Detect signal is buffered by U50 which prevents back feeding of power
from the display to the Module as well as level translation to 3.3V levels.

R14 connect logic and chassis ground together. Other techniques may be used depending on
the overall grounding strategy.

Note:

The reference schematics assume that the Module’s DDI ports are dual-source
capable – dual source indicates that the Module can output DisplayPort or
HDMI/DVI based on the DDC_AUX_SEL signal.

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