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Yes. However, when AC-coupling LVDS signals, the common-mode voltage component of the signal is lost. A voltage biasing resistor network may be required for some receivers to work properly. To optimize AC-coupled applications, LVDS signals will require some type of data scrambling such as 8b/10b coding.
