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SAL5130 O/O 51-Pin to 30-Pin LVDS Signal Adapter

Specification	Details
Interface Type	LVDS (Low-Voltage Differential Signaling)
Pin Configuration	51-Pin to 30-Pin (O/O Signal Mapping)
Supported Resolution	HD (1366x768) and Full HD (1920x1080)
Operating Voltage	3.3V / 5V / 12V (Pass-through)
Connector Type	Gold-Plated FFC / FPC Sockets
PCB Material	High-Grade FR-4 Glass Fiber
Data Width	Supports 8-bit and 10-bit LVDS Formats

Price

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₹ 237.29

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Barcode: 7334573

Product Description

The SAL5130 O/O Interface Board is engineered to resolve complex signal mismatch issues encountered during the replacement of high-definition TV panels. By specifically managing the Odd/Odd data channel mapping, this board ensures that high-speed differential pairs reach the corresponding terminals on the T-CON board or LCD panel. The board features precision-etched traces to maintain signal integrity, effectively preventing "sparkling" pixels, flickering, or color distortion. Its standardized layout provides a secure, solderless connection point, making it a reliable choice for cross-brand panel integration.

Key Features

O/O Signal Remapping: Specifically designed to align Odd/Odd signal sequences between Samsung motherboards and LG panels.
Signal Integrity Optimization: Precision-routed differential traces minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Plug-and-Play Connectors: High-quality locking FFC sockets ensure the cables remain secure even in high-vibration environments.
Gold-Plated Contacts: Superior conductivity and resistance to oxidation for long-term reliability.
Dual Voltage Support: Safely handles a wide range of power rails used in various panel technologies.

Technical Details

Pitch Compatibility: Supports standard 0.5mm and 1.0mm FFC cables.
Data Width: Compatible with both single-channel and dual-channel LVDS signaling.
Compact Footprint: Slim PCB design allows for easy mounting within the crowded internal chassis of a TV.

Prototyping and Engineering Tips from Robogears

The "Power Check" Protocol: Before applying power, use a multimeter to verify the VCC (Power) orientation on both the motherboard and the panel. For 51-pin and 30-pin layouts, power orientation can vary significantly between brands. Reversing VCC and GND will cause immediate, irreversible damage to the T-CON board or the display panel.
FFC Cable Seating: Ensure the Flexible Flat Cable (FFC) is inserted completely straight into the socket. A skewed insertion can cause "shorting" between adjacent data lines, leading to vertical lines on the screen or a complete lack of display.
The "Jeida vs. VESA" Check: If the image appears with "negative" colors or solarized effects after installation, this is usually a mapping mismatch in the TV's Service Menu. Look for LVDS Format settings to toggle between Jeida and VESA standards.
Minimizing Noise: LVDS signals are highly sensitive to distance. Keep your FFC cables as short as possible and avoid routing them near the TV’s power supply (SMPS) or backlight inverter to avoid inductive noise.

Package Includes

1 x SAL5130 O/O LVDS Interface Board

Disclaimer

This is a technical component intended for professional TV repair and electronic engineering. Incorrect pinout alignment or improper voltage settings can result in permanent hardware failure. Always refer to the specific panel and motherboard datasheets before finalizing the connection.