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AD9528
Data Sheet
Rev. C | Page 34 of 67
SYSREF GENERATOR
The SYSREF pattern generator produces a user defined SYSREF
signal (see Table 23). The input clock to the pattern generator is
provided by the signal originating at the VCXO_IN
and VCXO_IN pins, or with the signal at the feedback node of
PLL2. The pattern generator contains a fixed divide by 2
followed by a programmable 16-bit K divider (set by
Register 0x0401 and Register 0x0400) to program the pulse
width of the SYSREF. The value of K ranges from 0 to 65535.
For example, if the pattern generator input clock is 122.88 MHz,
the maximum SYSREF period is 131,070/122,880,000 seconds
(1066 μs). The pattern generator acts as a timer that only issues
pulses synchronous to all other outputs, regardless of when an
asynchronous SYSREF request is issued.
SYSREF Request
The SYSREF request signal starts or stops the internal SYSREF
pattern generator. The signal is controlled by software or via pin
control. The SYSREF request method is controlled by
Register 0x0402, Bit 7.
Software Control
In software control mode, the SYSREF pattern generator is
always level trigger sensitive to the SYSREF pattern generator
trigger control bits (Register 0x402, Bits[6:5]). With Bit 6 = 0 for
level trigger mode, Bit 5 is used as the trigger. If N-shot mode is
enabled, set Bit 5 = 1 from 0 to start the SYSREF pattern sequence.
After the sequence is complete and N pulses are output, the
SYSREF pattern generator automatically clears Bit 5 and waits
for the next SYSREF request.
In continuous mode, the pattern sequence continues if Bit 5 = 1.
Clear Bit 5 to stop the sequence and wait for the next SYSREF
request.
Pin Control—Level Trigger Mode
In level trigger mode (Register 0x0402, Bit 6 = 0), the SYSREF
pattern generator is controlled by the SYSREF_REQ pin. If N-
shot mode is enabled, force the SYSREF_REQ pin to 1 from 0 to
start the SYSREF pattern sequence. After the sequence is complete
and N pulses are output, force the SYSREF_REQ pin to 0. The
pattern generator then waits for the next SYSREF request.
In continuous mode, force the SYSREF_REQ pin to 1 from 0 to
start the SYSREF pattern sequence. Force the SYSREF_REQ pin
to 0 to stop the sequence. The pattern generator then waits for
next SYSREF request.
Pin Control—Edge Trigger Mode
In edge trigger mode, the SYSREF pattern generator is controlled
by the rising edge or falling edge on the SYSREF_REQ pin. The
rising or falling active edge is determined by Register 0x0402,
Bits[6:5]. With Bit 6 = 1, Bit 5 controls the active trigger edge. If
N-shot mode is enabled, the SYSREF_REQ pin active edge starts
the SYSREF pattern sequence. After the sequence is complete and
N pulses are output, the pattern generator waits for the next
SYSREF request. If SYSREF_REQ is set to 0 before N pulse(s)
are done, the current pattern sequence is not affected. Therefore, if
the new SYSREF_REQ active edge arrives before the pattern
sequence is complete, the new request is missed.
In continuous mode, the SYSREF_REQ active edge starts the
SYSREF pattern sequence. After the sequence, the pattern
generator waits for the next SYSREF request.
Table 23. On-Chip SYSREF Generation Modes
SYSREF Pattern
Generator Mode
(Register 0x0403,
Bits[5:4])
Generation Output Mode
Description
00
N-shot mode (Register 0x0403, Bits[3:1])
The SYSREF outputs N pulses after the SYSREF request is initiated
and then the SYSREF output goes logic low until the next SYSREF
request. N can be programmed as 1, 2, 4, 6, or 8.
N-shot mode[2:0] = 001 = 1 pulse out
N-shot mode[2:0] = 010 = 2 pulses out
N-shot mode[2:0] = 011 = 4 pulses out
N-shot mode[2:0] = 100 = 6 pulses out
N-shot mode[2:0] = 101 = 8 pulses out
N-shot mode[2:0] = 110 or greater = 1 pulse out
01
Continuous mode
The SYSREF output continuously outputs a 101010…pulse train
and behaves like a clock with a frequency of f
IN/(2 × K) after the
SYSREF request is initiated.
10
PRBS
Not applicable.
11
Stop
In stop mode, the SYSREF output is static low.



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