What is the meaning of Change in Output Offset Voltage between complementary output states
Does the Output Offset Voltage &quot;Vos&quot; actually mean Common Mode Voltage?


Normally, Common-Mode and Offset voltages are different things: Common-Mode voltage includes Offset, Noise, etc voltage.


What does the &quot;Change in VOS Between Complementary Output States - del(Vod)&quot; &amp; &quot;Change in VOS Between Complementary Output States - del(Vos)&quot; ? Can someone help me with a diagram on what does this mean?


First, there's a typo in the datasheet: The first parameter should be &quot;Change in VOD Between Complementary Output States - del(Vod)&quot;
The diagram at p.22 of the datasheet shows the signaling scheme.

When the differential signal swings from high to low or vice-versa, either the offset voltage (VOS) or the differential voltage (VOD) can shift. ΔVOS  and ΔVOD indicate the maximum amount of these shifts guaranteed (I'm not sure about that, it may not be guaranteed) by the IC's design.