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72 / 157 page ![]() AD9545 Data Sheet Rev. A | Page 72 of 157 feedback signals and steering toward the reference clock edge exhibiting the smallest relative phase offset. Because a hitless acquisition undergoes frequency changes to bring about phase alignment, there can be a significant phase disturbance at the output while the loop locks to the phase of the reference (even if the initial feedback and reference frequencies are identical). The user can minimize this disturbance by placing a limit on the DPLL output frequency excursion (caused by a phase rate of change (δθ/δt) at its input) via the phase slew limit feature (see the Phase Slew Rate Limit section). Furthermore, the user can place a limit on the overall output frequency excursion (due to both an input frequency offset and δθ/δt) by using the frequency clamp feature (see the Tuning Word Offset Clamp section). Even during a hitless acquisition, the AD9545 builds out the initial phase offset between the reference and feedback signals (as though it were performing a phase buildout acquisition) to help mitigate the disturbance at the output. However, unlike the case of a phase buildout acquisition, the phase slew rate limiter is operational during a hitless acquisition (see the Phase Slew Rate Limit section for details on the phase slew rate limiter) and applies slew rate limiting to the buildout phase transition as needed. For further information on how a PLL responds to switching from one reference to another under hitless and phase buildout operating modes see Application Note AN-1420. Translation Mode Selection PLL0 and PLL1 are capable of operating in any one of three modes: • Phase buildout mode • Internal zero delay mode (hitless) • External zero delay mode (hitless) The zero delay modes constitute hitless rather than phase buildout operation. For details on each mode, see the Phase Buildout Mode section, Internal Zero Delay (Hitless) Mode section, and External Zero Delay (Hitless) Mode section. The user selects the operating mode via the translation profile registers. That is, each profile gives the user the option of selecting any one of the three operating modes for that particular profile. Each profile has two bits that allow the user to set the operating mode for that profile (see Table 39). The first is the enable Profile x.y hitless bit (where x is the PLL channel (0 or 1) and y is the profile number (0 to 5)), which resides in Bit D0 of Register 0x1203, Register 0x1223, Register 0x1243, Register 0x1263, Register 0x1283, Register 0x12A3, Register 0x1603, Register 0x1623, Register 0x1643, Register 0x1663, Register 0x1683, and Register 0x16A3. The second is the enable Profile x.y external zero delay bit (where x is the PLL channel (0 or 1) and y is the profile number (0 to 5)), which resides in Bit D1 of Register 0x1203, Register 0x1223, Register 0x1243, Register 0x1263, Register 0x1283, Register 0x12A3, Register 0x1603, Register 0x1623, Register 0x1643, Register 0x1663, Register 0x1683, and Register 0x16A3. Table 39. Frequency Translation Modes Enable Profile x.y Hitless Bit Enable Profile x.y External Zero Delay Bit Translation Mode 0 0 Phase buildout 0 1 Not applicable 1 0 Internal zero delay 1 1 External zero delay PHASE BUILDOUT MODE Figure 63 shows the phase buildout configuration. When the AD9545 switches from one input reference to another in phase buildout mode, it does so with virtually no phase disturbance at the output, which is possible because the AD9545 is able to determine the phase offset between the old and new references (see the Initial Phase Skew Refinement Steps section for more detail). As such, the device can compensate for the time offset of the new reference by adding the appropriate value to (or subtracting from) timestamps generated by the TDC associated with the new reference. REFx TDC OUTxyN/ OUTxyP REFX TDC AD9545 R AUX NCO 0/NCO 1 TDC TDC OTHER DPLL FEEDBACK TDC TDC DIGITAL CROSS POINT MUX fS TIME STAMP PROCESSOR, DIGITAL LOOP FILTER, TUNING WORD PROCESSOR AND NCO FEEDBACK TDC PFD AND LOOP FILTER M-DIVIDER N-DIVIDER TDC OUTPUT DISTRIBUTION PHASE BUILDOUT DPLL N + FRAC/MOD MUX SYSTEM CLOCK LFx XOA XOB Q APLL 0 1 VCO ÷2 Figure 63. Phase Buildout PLL Configuration |
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