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19 / 80 page ![]() LTC6952 19 6952f For more information www.analog.com 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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