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LTC6952 датащи(PDF) 21 Page - Analog Devices

номер детали LTC6952
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Preliminary Technical Data
Advance Product Information Subject to Change
Rev PrA
OPERATION
the overall PLL phase noise performance. See Table 8 for
recommended settings of FILTV.
Table 8. FILTV Programming
FILTV
Slew Rate of VCO Input
1
< 2V/ns
0
≥ 2V/ns
VCO Peak Detector
A VCO input peak detection circuit is provided on the VCO±
inputs to detect the presence of a VCO signal and provides
the VCOOK and VCOOK status flags available through both
the STAT output and serial port register h00. VCOOK is
the logical inverse of VCOOK. The circuit has hysteresis to
prevent the VCOOK flag from chattering at the detection
threshold. The reference peak detector may be powered-
down using the PDVCOPK bit found in register h02.
The peak detector approximates an RMS detector, therefore
sine and square wave inputs will give different detection
thresholds by a factor of 4/π. See Table 9 for VCOOK
detection values.
Table 9. VCOOK, VCOOK Status Output vs VCO Input
VCOOK
VCOOK
Sine Wave fVCO
Square Wave fVCO
1
0
≥ 350mVP–P
≥ 275mVP–P
0
1
< 100mVP–P
< 75mVP–P
VCO DIVIDER (N)
The 16-bit N divider provides the feedback from the ex-
ternal VCO to the PFD. The divide ratio may be directly
programmed from 1 to 65535 using the ND[15:0] bits
found in registers h08 and h09. See the Applications
Information section for the relationship between N and
the fREF, fPFD, and fVCO frequencies.
OUTPUT DIVIDERS (M0 TO M10)
The eleven independent, identical output dividers are driven
directly from the VCO input buffer. They divide the incoming
VCO frequency fVCO by the divide value Mx to produce a
50% duty cycle output signal at frequency fOUTx. The Mx
value is set by the MPx[4:0] and the MDx[2:0] bits using
the following equation:
Mx = (MPx + 1) • 2MDx
(1)
For proper operation, MDx must be 0 if Mx is less than
or equal to 32.
Any divider can be muted or powered down to save current
by adjusting its corresponding PDx[1:0] bits. The descrip-
tion of the PDx[1:0] bits is shown in Table 10.
Table 10. PDx[1:0] Programming
PDx[1:0]
DESCRIPTION
0
Normal Operation
1
Mute Output (OUTx=0 if OINVx=0, OUTx=1 if OINVx=1),
Internal Divider Remains Running and Synchronized
2
Power Down Output (Both + and – Outputs Go to VOUT+),
Internal Divider Remains Running and Synchronized
3
Power Down Divider and Output (Both + and – Outputs
Go to VOUT+), Internal Divider Stops and Must Be Re-
Synchronized Upon Return to Normal Operation
DIGITAL OUTPUT DELAYS (DDEL0 TO DDEL10)
Each output divider can have the start time of the output
delayed by integer multiples of ½ of the VCO period after
a synchronization event. The digital delay value is pro-
grammed into the DDELx[11:0] bits and can be any value
from 0 to 4095. Digital delays are only enabled when
the synchronization bits SRQENx are set to “1”, and any
changes to the output digital delays will not be reflected
until after synchronization. Digital delay can be used with no
degradation to clock jitter performance. See the Operation
sectiononSynchronizationandtheApplicationsInformation
section for details on the use of the digital delay settings.
ANALOG OUTPUT DELAYS (ADEL0 TO ADEL10)
Each output has a fine analog delay feature to further adjust
its output delay time (tADELx)insmallstepscontrolledbythe
ADELx[5:0] bits. For output frequencies less than 300MHz,
absolute time delays range from 0 to 1.1ns. Above 300MHz,
the time delay is output frequency dependent, and the valid
useful range of ADELx is reduced according to Table 11.
Table 11. Maximum ADELx vs Output Frequency Range
fOUT Range
Maximum ADELx
fOUTx ≤ 750MHz
63
750MHz < fOUTx ≤ 1GHz
31
1GHz < fOUTx ≤ 1.5GHz
16
1.5GHz < fOUTx ≤ 1.75GHz
12
1.75GHz < fOUTx ≤ 2.25GHz
8
fOUTx > 2.25GHz
0



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