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ADF5610 Datasheet(PDF) 8 Page - Analog Devices

Part # ADF5610
Description  Microwave Wideband Synthesizer Integrated VCO
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ADF5610
Data Sheet
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Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions/Comments
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
Floor Integer Mode
−229
dBc/Hz
Floor High Current Mode18
Integer Mode
−232
dBc/Hz
Floor Fractional Mode
−226
dBc/Hz
Floor High Current Mode
Fractional Mode
−229
dBc/Hz
Flicker Noise (Integer
Mode and Fractional
Mode)
−268
dBc/Hz
Integrated RMS Jitter
<40
fs
VCO CHARACTERISTICS
VCO Tuning Sensitivity at
RFOUT
Measured on RFOUT (VT = 1.65 V)
7300 MHz
101
MHz/V
9000 MHz
80
MHz/V
11000 MHz
128
MHz/V
13000 MHz
109
MHz/V
14600 MHz
96
MHz/V
Tune Port Capacitance
VT = 0.5 V dc
175
pF
VT = 1.65 V dc
154
pF
VT = 2.8 V dc
135
pF
Autocalibration Delay
(Enable or Disable)
VCO Register 0x00, Bit 0 switch time (VT to
VPRST)
10
ns
VCO OUTPUT DIVIDER
VCO RF Divider Range
1, 2, 4, 6, 8, … 128
1
128
VCO Supply Pushing
(VCOVCC)1
PDIV_OUT and NDIV_OUT, divide by 1, VT =
1.65 V
0.7
MHz/V
VCO Supply Pushing
(VDD1)17
PDIV_OUT and NDIV_OUT, divide by 1, VT =
1.65 V
67
MHz/V
RETURN LOSS
RFOUT
5
dB
PDIV_OUT (N > 1)
14
dB
NDIV_OUT (N > 1)
14
dB
1
Pushing refers to a change in VCO frequency due to a change in the power supply voltage. To derive pushing at other divide ratios, divide the nominal pushing value
by the divide ratio.
2
Pulling refers to a change in VCO frequency due to a change in the load impedance.
3
Measured with 100 Ω external termination. See the Reference Input Stage section for more details.
4
Slew rate of ≥0.5 ns/V is recommended. See the Reference Input Stage section for more details. Frequency is guaranteed across process voltage and temperature from
−40°C to +85°C.
5
This maximum PD frequency can only be achieved if the minimum N value is respected. For example, in the case of fractional mode, the maximum PD frequency =
fVCO/20 or 100 MHz, whichever is less.
6
External 1 kΩ pull-up resistor to 1.8 V.
7
Limited by the 1 kΩ pull-up resistor and NMOS RON.
8
10 pF load capacitor.
9
10 pF load capacitor, 1 kΩ pull-up resistor. In general, open-drain mode can support higher frequencies at the expense of maximum VOL. The maximum frequency for a
given pull-up resistor and load capacitor is approximately 1/(10 × RPULL-UP × CLOAD). For example, a 10 pF load capacitor and 1 kΩ pull-up resistor can support up to
10 MHz, where VOL maximum = VDD × RON
/(1 kΩ + RON) ≈ 164 mV. With a 500 Ω pull-up resistance and a 10 pF load, a 20 MHz maximum frequency is possible, and the
maximum VOL increases to 300 mV.
10
1 kΩ pull-up resistor.
11
The minimum resistive load to ground in CMOS mode is 1 kΩ.
12
The SDO pin does not have short-circuit protection. Do not exceed the maximum current of 7.2 mA under any condition.
13
CLOAD is the capacitive load in pF. CLOAD maximum = 20 pF. For example, with a 5 pF capacitive load, the rise time is 0.5 + 0.3 × 5 = 2 ns.
14
Values shown are the product of the prescaler divide ratio × N counter value.
15
VCCPD and VDDLS can be operated at 3.6 V maximum to increase band and VCO core overlap and extend the upper end of the frequency range. The typical current is
expected to be less than 1.5 mA. Both must be equal. Therefore, if one changes, so must the other. Exceeding 3.6 V results in ESD diodes drawing current.
16
Reference disconnected.
17
Some circuits remain on.
18
High current mode is a register setting that is enabled and works in conjunction with the functional mode in which the device is operating (integer mode or fractional
mode).



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