Data interface, chip, and chip system

Abstract

A data interface is disclosed, which includes an electrostatic discharge circuit, and a charge transmitting circuit connected to a binding wire through the electrostatic discharge circuit; the charge transmitting circuit includes a first capacitor, the charge transmitting circuit transfers charges in the first capacitor to a parasitic capacitor of the electrostatic discharge circuit and a parasitic capacitor of the binding wire, to generate a first voltage signal and output the first voltage signal through the binding wire. According to the data interface, charges in a charging capacitor and a parasitic capacitor are redistributed, which could not only reduce a power consumption loss caused by a parasitic capacitor in a communication channel but also effectively reduce time delay. In addition, the use of dual-wire communication is avoided by using single-wire communication, and the manufacturing costs are reduced relative to low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS).