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LTC6953 数据表(PDF) 35 Page - Analog Devices

部件名 LTC6953
功能描述  Ultralow Jitter, 4.5GHz Clock Distributor with 11 Outputs and JESD204B Support
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LTC6953
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Rev 0
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Preliminary Technical Data
Advance Product Information Subject to Change
Rev PrA
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
because the synchronization and SYSREF requests will be
accomplished through software control of the SSRQ bit.
Output Divider, Delay and Function Programming
Four registers for each output allow the outputs to be
configured independently of each other. The first regis-
ter controls the output divide ratio through two control
words, MPx and MDx, as described in Equation 1.
The second register contains the control modes and the
most significant bits of the digital delay control word.
The third register contains the remainder of the digital
delay control word, and the fourth register is the analog
delay control.
Both the analog delay and the output invert (OINVx) bits
can be used to correct PC board layout issues such as mis-
matched trace lengths and differential signal crossovers,
respectively. Note that the use of analog delay on clock
signals will degrade jitter performance. For this example,
assume the PC board is laid out in an ideal manner and
no output inversions or analog delays are needed. With
this information, all of registers h0C through h37 can be
programmed to the values in Table 15, calculated using
the information in Tables 20, 21 (with Equation 1) and 22.
Table 15. Output Register Settings for EZSync Standalone Design
Example
ADDR
VALUE
ADDR
VALUE
ADDR
VALUE
h0C
h9C
h1C
h9C
h2C
h00
h0D
hE0
h1D
hE0
h2D
h80
h0E
h18
h1E
h00
h2E
h20
h0F
h00
h1F
h00
h2F
h00
h10
h38
h20
hF8
h30
h9C
h11
h80
h21
h80
h31
hE0
h12
h20
h22
h20
h32
h1F
h13
h00
h23
h00
h33
h00
h14
h9C
h24
h99
h34
h00
h15
hE0
h25
h00
h35
h80
h16
h18
h26
h00
h36
h20
h17
h00
h27
h00
h37
h00
h18
h38
h28
h9C
h19
h80
h29
hE0
h1A
h20
h2A
h1F
h1B
h00
h2B
h00
Synchronization
The outputs in this example are now running at the
desired frequency, but have random phase relationships
with each other. Synchronization forces the outputs to run
at known and repeatable phases and can be achieved in
this example either externally, by driving the EZS_SRQ±
pins or internally, with the SSRQ bit in Reg0B. Since the
part was just programmed, set the SSRQ bit to “1” and
hold the EZS_SRQ± pins low:
Reg0B = h05
After waiting a minimum of 1ms, set SSRQ to “0”:
Reg0B = h04
Once the internal synchronization process completes, the
outputs will be aligned as shown in Figure 24. Note that
the internal divider behavior for the muted SYSREF out-
puts is shown as well as the actual outputs to demonstrate
the phase alignment following synchronization.
Putting the IC Into a Lower Power Mode (Optional)
If desired, the LTC6953 can be placed into a lower power
mode while awaiting a SYSREF request. This is achieved
by setting PDx = 2 for all SYSREF-defined outputs. This
powers down the output driver circuitry but leaves the
internal divider running and in the correct phase relation-
ship to the clocks.
Performing a SYSREF Request
To produce SYSREF pulses, write a “1” to SRQMD and
take the LTC6953 out of low power mode (if used) by
writing all the SYSREF output PDx bits to “0”. Wait 50µs
to allow circuitry to power up. Send the SYSREF request
by writing a “1” to the SSRQ bit in Reg0B:
Reg0B = h05
After waiting a minimum of 1ms, set SSRQ to “0”:
Reg0B = h04
Place the IC back into low power mode if desired by writ-
ing a “0” to SRQMD and setting PDx = 2 for all SYSREF
defined outputs. After the rising edge of the SYSREF
request, the SYSREF outputs will pulse four times and
then return to a “0” state as shown in Figure 25.



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