What is LVDS?

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In this series we are going to discuss low-voltage differential signaling, or
LVDS for short.  In this first session, we will go over the fundamentals of
LVDS – what it is, how it works, and where it can be used. This will
include the architecture, electrical characteristics, and application use
cases.

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[sergeysukharev]

Thanks for the video. I didn't notice the chapter about where it can be used.

[alexanderquilty]

As someone learning EMC/SI design I’d also like to add that it is not uncommon and even recommended to not just terminate with a resistor at the end, instead have 2 resistors and a capacitor in parallel to ground.

[skillzmaccallister]

Would be nice if you could include the links that are at the end of the video in the video description.

[KronosTL]

I was looking for Electro Swing track, and I found this.

[renansaraivadossantos]

What is the difference between LVDS with flat cable and LVDS with coaxial? Does the idea of a physical layer apply to both?

[jameshopkins]

WHY I CAN'T UNDERSTAND A NO LIKE FOR THAT