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ICS9342

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Power Management

PD# Timing Diagram

The power down selection is used to put the part into a very low power state without turning off the power to the part. PD# is

an asynchronous active low input. This signal needs to be synchronized internal to the device prior to powering down the

clock synthesizer.

Internal clocks are not running after the device is put in power down. When PD# is active low all clocks need to be driven to

a low value and held prior to turning off the VCOs and crystal. The power up latency needs to be less than 3 mS. The power

down latency should be as short as possible but conforming to the sequence requirements shown below. The REF and OUT

clocks are expected to be stopped in the LOW state as soon as possible. Due to the state of the internal logic, stopping and

holding the REF clock outputs in the LOW state may require more than one clock cycle to complete.

Notes:

1. All timing is referenced to the Internal CPU (defined as inside the ICS9342 device).

2. As shown, the outputs Stop Low on the next falling edge after PD# goes low.

3. PD# is an asynchronous input and metastable conditions may exist. This signal is synchronized inside this part.

4. The shaded sections on the VCO and the Crystal signals indicate an active clock.

5. Diagrams shown with respect to 133MHz. Similar operation when CPU is 100MHz.

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