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28 / 84 page ![]() Data Sheet ADF4378 THEORY OF OPERATION analog.com Rev. A | 28 of 84 VCO The VCO core consists of four separate VCOs, each of which uses 256 overlapping bands, which allows the device to cover a wide frequency range without large VCO sensitivity (KVCO). The output frequency can be further extended by utilizing the output divider (see Figure 73). The correct register values for the VCO_CORE, VCO_BAND, and VCO_BIAS settings are determined by performing a VCO calibra- tion. For more information, see the VCO Calibration section. After a VCO calibration is performed for a specific device and frequen- cy, the VCO_CORE, VCO_BAND, and VCO_BIAS values can be recorded. These recorded values may be programmed manually on subsequent power ups when the same device and frequency are used, thereby avoiding the VCO calibration time. Figure 73. VCO and Clock Output Divider VCO Calibration A VCO calibration is required to select the correct VCO core, band, and bias settings for a specific VCO frequency. To perform a VCO calibration, several registers must be setup as described in this section. This procedure assumes that the device is powered up, the required reference frequency is present on the REFP and REFN pins, and all other registers are programmed correctly. Figure 74 and Figure 75 are provided as visual aids for this procedure. Figure 74. VCO Calibration Dividers Figure 75. VCO Calibration Block To perform a VCO calibration, set up several registers as outlined in the following procedure: 1. Set register bits based on the RCLK column in Table 22. 2. Set DCLK_DIV1 = 1. Set CAL_CT_SEL, DCLK_DIV2, and DCLK_MODE to the values given in Table 17. Record fDIV_RCLK for later use. 3. Calculate and set the minimum values for the SYNTH_LOCK_TIMEOUT bit fields, Bits[14:0], the VCO_ALC_TIMEOUT bit fields, Bits[14:0], and the VCO_BAND_DIV bits. Typical automatic VCO calibration times are 3 ms to 9 ms when minimum values are chosen for these parameters. Larger values produce longer VCO calibration times. SYNTH_LOCK_TIMEOUT≥Ceiling 200 μs×fDIV_RCLK (13) VCO_ALC_TIMEOUT≥Ceiling 50 μs×fDIV_RCLK (14) VCO_BAND_DIV≥Ceiling 15 μs×fDIV_RCLK 16×2DCLK_MODE (15) 4. Ensure that the ADC_CLK_DIV bits are set so that the required analog-to-digital converter (ADC) clock frequency is <400 kHz. ADC _CLK_DIV > Ceiling fDIV_RCLK 400 kHz −2 4 (16) 5. Set the N_INT bit fields, Bits[11:0], CLKOUT_DIV bits, R_DIV bits, and EN_RDBLR bits by programming REG0010 last. Any write to REG0010 starts the VCO automatic calibration. 6. This is an optional step. Monitor the register bits, ADC_BUSY, and FSM_BUSY. The calibration is finished when ADC_BUSY transitions from high to low, followed by FSM_BUSY transition- ing from high to low. |
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