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LTC6952 Datasheet(PDF) 19 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTC6952
Description  Ultralow Jitter, 4.5GHz PLL with 11 Outputs and JESD204B Support
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LTC6952
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Preliminary Technical Data
Advance Product Information Subject to Change
Rev PrA
OPERATION
Larger values of COUNTS lead to more accurate and stable
lock indications at the expense of longer lock indication
times. Set LKCT[1:0] = 0 to disable the lock indicator. See
Table 5 for LKCT[1:0] programming and the Applications
Information section for examples.
Table 5. LKCT[1:0] Programming
LKCT[1:0]
COUNTS
0
Lock Indicator Disabled
1
32
2
256
3
2048
When the PFD phase difference is greater than tLWW, the
lock indicator immediately asserts the UNLOCK status
flag and clears the LOCK flag, indicating an out-of-lock
condition. The UNLOCK flag is immediately de-asserted
when the phase difference is less than tLWW. See
Figure 4 below for more details.
Figure 4. UNLOCK, LOCK, and LOCK Timing
Figure 5. Simplified Charge Pump Schematic
+tLWW
–tLWW
UNLOCK FLAG
LOCK FLAG
LOCK FLAG
t = COUNTS/fPFD
6952 F04
0
PHASE
DIFFERENCE
AT PFD
VCP
+/2
VCP
+
ICP
CPMID
CP
CPUP
UP
CPDN
DOWN
6952 F05
Table 6 for programming specifics and the Applications
Information section for loop filter examples.
Table 6. CP[4:0] Programming
CP[4:0]
ICP
0
420µA
1
500µA
2
592µA
3
700µA
4
842µA
5
1.00mA
6
1.18mA
7
1.40mA
8
1.68mA
9
2.00mA
10
2.36mA
11
2.81mA
12
3.37mA
13
4.00mA
14
4.72mA
15
5.61mA
16
6.73mA
17
8.02mA
18
9.43mA
19
11.20mA
20 to 31
Invalid
Charge Pump Functions
The charge pump contains additional features to aid in
system startup. See Table 7 for a summary.
CHARGE PUMP
The charge pump, controlled by the PFD, forces sink
(DOWN) or source (UP) current pulses onto the CP pin,
which should be connected to an appropriate loop filter.
See Figure 5 for a simplified schematic of the charge pump.
The output current magnitude ICPmaybesetfrom420µAto
11.2mA using the CP[4:0] bits found in serial port register
h0A. A larger ICP can result in lower in-band noise due to
the lower impedance of the loop filter components. See



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