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AD9545 Datasheet(HTML) 67 Page - Analog Devices |
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67 / 157 page ![]() Data Sheet AD9545 Rev. A | Page 67 of 157 Because the SNCx signal identifies the modulation base edge, the user can synchronize the DPLL N-divider with a specific sync edge per Figure 60. To specify a sync edge for the N-divider use the 2-bit unsigned feedback divider sync edge bit field in Bits[D1:D0] of Register 0x10CE and Register 0x14CE. The value of the feedback divider sync edge bit field (0, 1, 2, or 3) corresponds to the desired sync edge in Figure 60. There is an additional constraint on the value of Qxy modulation counter (see the Modulation Period section) when using the Q divider in the DPLL feedback path. The constraint relates to the value of Feedback divider sync edge as follows: Qxy Modulation Counter ≥ Feedback Divider Sync Edge + 7 MODULATION TRIGGER By default, when modulation is in effect for a given Q divider, the modulator applies the modulation immediately. However, it is also possible to delay modulation until triggered. Enable this feature for a particular modulator via the enable Qxy N-shot modulator bit (where x is 0 or 1 and y is A, B, or C) in Bit D3 of Register 0x10CF to Register 0x10D1 and Register 0x14CF to Register 0x14D0. Logic 0 (default) disables the triggering feature, whereas Logic 1 enables it. When enabled, the modulators use the trigger and mode signals originating within the N-shot/PRBS controller (see Figure 48). The mode behavior differs slightly from that of the N- shot/PRBS controller. Specifically, when N-shot request mode = 0, instead of the modulator continuously generating periodic modulation events, it generates only five periodic modulation events and then stops. Conversely, when N-shot request mode = 1, the modulator continuously generates modulation events when the N-shot request signal (see Figure 48) is Logic 1. This behavior allows synchronous enable/disable of modulation events without losing synchronization during modulation. Q0A Q0AA Q0B TRIGGER SIGNAL RETIMED TRIGGER N-SHOT OUT0AP N-SHOT OUT0AN N-SHOT OUT0BP TIME 3 OUTPUT CYCLE LATENCY MINIMUM 48 Q-DIVIDER INPUT HALF CYCLES Figure 61. Trigger Retiming (with Q0AA as the Retiming Q Divider) |
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