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62 / 157 page ![]() AD9545 Data Sheet Rev. A | Page 62 of 157 Q DIVIDER OUTPUT CLOCK OUTPUT Q DIVIDER PERIOD (PER ITS INPUT CLOCK AND DIVIDE RATIO) CLOCK SEGMENT = 6 GAP SEGMENT = 10 TRIGGER TIME PULSES STALL ABSENT PULSES END OF PREVIOUS BURST END OF FINAL BURST Figure 53. Stalling a Periodic Gapped Clock Signal N-Shot Triggering The N-shot trigger signal originates from one of two sources: • N-shot request Channel x bit • External signal applied via the Mx pins Whether using the N-shot request Channel x bit or an external Mx pin signal, a Logic 1 constitutes a trigger event. In general, the user must apply Logic 1 to trigger the N-shot generators, then return the trigger source to Logic 0. Otherwise, holding the trigger source in a Logic 1 state indefinitely may lead to unwanted retriggering of the N-shot generators on subsequent distribution synchronization events (see the Distribution Output Clock Synchronization section). The N-shot generators respond to the trigger signal based on the N-shot request mode bit. As described in the N-Shot Pattern Generation section, this bit makes the trigger input of the N-shot generators edge or level sensitive for generating burst or periodic gapped clock signals, respectively (per Figure 51 and Figure 52). The trigger mechanism for delivering a trigger signal to the N-shot generators appears in the upper left section of Figure 48. The N-shot generators support two triggering methods: direct and retimed. To select the desired triggering method, use the enable N-shot retime bit in Register 0x10D6, Bit 0, and Register 0x14D6, Bit 0. Logic 0 (default) selects direct, whereas Logic 1 selects retimed. For the direct triggering method, the trigger signal applies directly to the trigger input of the N-shot generators. Thus, the trigger signal is the trigger event. Note that in the following paragraphs, the terms slowest and fastest appear in reference to the output clock signal of the Q dividers. Slowest and fastest refers to the largest and smallest Qxy phase value, respectively (see the Initial Phase Offset section). For the retimed triggering method, the trigger signal routes to the N-shot retime block instead of directly to the N-shot generators. The rising edge of the trigger signal initializes the retiming block such that it waits for the rising edge of the slowest of all the Q dividers enabled for N-shot operation (user specified). The trigger signal, qualified by the slowest Q divider rising edge, constitutes a retimed trigger event. The retiming block sends a trigger signal to the N-shot generators coincident with the retimed trigger event as shown in Figure 61. The retimed trigger event occurs with a latency of three rising edges of the slowest Q divider. Furthermore, when using the retimed trigger mechanism, the associated Q dividers must have a divide ratio of at least 32. A minimum setup time is required between the retiming output (slowest) and the subsequent N-shot enabled output (fastest), which is 48 Q divider input half-cycles. The retimed trigger is on the rising edge of the slowest N-shot enabled Q divider to accommodate multiple N-shot generators producing multiple output clocks. Using the rising edge of the slowest Q divider output as a retiming mark ensures that all N- shot generators begin clocking with the fastest output being the earliest of the group, even when the Q dividers have different programmed phase offsets and regardless of when the N-shot request occurs. The device automatically selects the appropriate N-shot enabled Q divider for trigger retiming, such that the output with the largest Qxy phase value is always the retiming clock. |
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