MAX9174EUB+T

MAX9174EUB+T is a high‑speed multi‑channel SerDes device from Maxim Integrated (now Analog Devices). It functions as a serializer/deserializer that moves several parallel data channels over a single high‑speed serial link (and the reverse on the other end). It’s typically used to transmit video or sensor data from multiple LVDS inputs across a single link in automotive, industrial, or machine‑vision systems, with a companion deserializer on the opposite end.
Key points:
- Multi‑channel SerDes for parallel‑to‑serial and serial‑to‑parallel data
- Designed for high data rates with LVDS‑level compatibility
- Features may include programmable data rate, skew control, clock/data recovery, and DC restoration (depending on mode)
- EUB denotes a specific package type; +T indicates tape‑and‑reel packaging
For exact channel count, max data rate per channel, voltage levels, pinout, and package dimensions, refer to the latest MAX9174 datasheet and ordering guide.

Pin count: 64 pins (package variant EUB). Function: Quad-channel high-speed SERDES/video transceiver (LVDS/FPD-Link style) used to serialize/deserialize multiple video data channels and accompanying clock/control signals. The +T denotes tape-and-reel packaging.

- Manufacturer: Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (now part of Analog Devices, Inc.)
- What kind of company: A global fabless semiconductor company that designs and markets analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, outsourcing manufacturing to foundries.

MAX9174EUB+T is used for multi‑channel high‑speed video/data links. Typical applications:
- Automotive imaging networks (surround/ADAS cameras, rear‑view, cabin monitoring) over a single cable
- Industrial/ machine‑vision systems (multi‑camera inspection, robotics)
- Video surveillance and security systems
- In‑vehicle displays and infotainment backplanes
- Digital signage and broadcast equipment, medical imaging systems needing several high‑speed channels

MAX9174EUB+T comes in a 32‑pin QFN package (5×5 mm). The “EUB” is the package code, and “+T” indicates tape-and-reel packaging.