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50 / 157 page ![]() AD9545 Data Sheet Rev. A | Page 50 of 157 DISTRIBUTION CLOCK OUTPUT DRIVERS DISTRIBUTION CLOCK OUTPUT DRIVERS OVERVIEW The AD9545 has 10 clock output pins capable of generating up to 10 output clock signals. The 10 pins comprise two groups of clocks differentiated by the PLL channel available as the clock source driving the group. PLL0 can clock the OUT0 group, while PLL1 can clock the OUT1 group. The Output 0 (OUT0) group comprises six of the 10 clock output pins with the six pins consisting of three pin pairs. Each pin pair represents an output subgroup (A, B, and C) with the pins designated as • OUT0AP and OUT0AN • OUT0BP and OUT0BN • OUT0CP and OUT0CN The Output 1 (OUT1) group comprises the remaining four output pins consisting of two pin pairs. Each pin pair represents an output subgroup (A and B) with the pins designated as • OUT1AP and OUT1AN • OUT1BP and OUT1BN OUTPUT CURRENT CONTROL Each pin associated with a subgroup pin pair (OUTxyP/OUTxyN, where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B, or C) has a current source and a channel divider associated with it. The user has the option to set both subgroup outputs as either source current or sink current via the enable OUTxy HCSL bit (where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B or C) in Bit D0 of Register 0x10D7 to Register 0x10D9 and Register 0x14D7 to Register 0x14D8. Logic 0 (default) selects current sink mode, while Logic 1 selects current source (or HCSL) mode. To control the magnitude of the current, use the OUTxy driver current bit pairs (where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B or C) in Bits[D2:D1] of Register 0x10D7 to Register 0x10D9 and Register 0x14D7 to Register 0x14D8. Table 31 relates the bit field value to the magnitude of the driver current. Table 31. Output Driver Current OUTxy Driver Current Bit Field Value Output Current (mA) 0 7.5 (default) 1 12.5 2 15 3 Not applicable OUTPUT MODE CONTROL The user has control over how each subgroup pin pair relates to the channel dividers of the subgroup via the OUTxy driver mode bit field (where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B, or C) in Bits[D4:D3] of Register 0x10D7 to Register 0x10D9 and Register 0x14D7 to Register 0x14D8 per Table 32. The single divider modes use only the Qxy divider (with the Qxyy divider powered down). The dual divider mode makes use of both the Qxy and Qxyy dividers. In single-divider differential mode, the clock signal at the OUTxyN pin phase is inverted relative to the OUTxyP pin. Figure 32 shows an example of single-divider differential mode. In single-divider single-ended mode, the clock signals at the OUTxyP and OUTxyN pins are in phase relative to one another. Figure 37 shows an example of single-divider single-ended mode. In dual-divider single-ended mode, the Qxy divider drives the OUTxyP pin and the Qxyy divider drives the OUTxyN pin. In this mode, each output of the subgroup can have a different frequency and phase offset. Figure 39 shows an example of dual-divider single-ended mode. Table 32. Driver Output Mode OUTxy Driver Mode Bit Field Value Output Driver Mode 0 Single-divider differential (default) 1 Single-divider single-ended 2 Dual-divider single-ended 3 Not applicable OUTPUT DRIVER CONFIGURATIONS Table 33 shows a summary of the pertinent driver control bit field names and corresponding registers (where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B, or C). The various driver control settings have corresponding driver termination requirements. Table 33. Output Driver Control Summary Bit Field Name Registers Enable OUTxy HCSL Register 0x10D7, Bit 0 to Regsiter 0x10D9, Bit 0 Register 0x14D7, Bit 0 to Register 0x14D8, Bit 0 OUTxy Driver Current Register 0x10D7, Bits[2:1] to Register 0x10D9. Bits[2:1] Register 0x14D7, Bits[2:1] to Register 0x14D8, Bits[2:1] OUTxy Driver Mode Register 0x10D7, Bits[4:3] to Register 0x10D9, Bits[4:3] Register 0x14D7, Bits[4:3] to Register 0x14D8, Bits[4:3] Each pin of an output pin pair (OUTxyP/OUTxyN) has an independent driver capable of either sourcing or sinking current (via the enable OUTxy HCSL bit). Note, however, that the source/sink selection applies to both current sources of an output pin pair (that is, either both pin drivers source current or both pin drivers sink current per the enable OUTxy HCSL bit). The current source (or sink) of the individual driver is either on or off, depending on the logic level it receives from the Qxy or Qxyy divider (0 = off, 1 = on). the Qxy divider has normal and inverted logic outputs, which means when the Qxy divider |
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