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RE: Slew rate.

"That potential benefit [doubled slew rare] is erased if the signal voltage itself is more than double what it needs to be."

I don't understand why that would be. Is the gain of the receiver lower (or the undefined regions larger) in the systems that use the higher amplitudes?

Just the other day I read a post saying that the AES receivers had the same thresholds as the EBU (or whatever they are) ones used but AES driver levels were higher.

Also I rather thought that the big advantage of the 'LV' part of LVDS was lower emissions at a given data rate due to both balance and less signal energy in play, but I've never actually used it.

Thanks, Rick

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