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3 / 27 page ![]() ICS8430002AY REVISION C NOVEMBER 12, 2009 3 ©2009 Integrated Device Technology, Inc. ICS8430002 Data Sheet HIGH-PERFORMANCE FRACTIONAL-N FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER Functional Description NOTE: The functional description that follows describes the operation using a 25MHz crystal or clock input. Valid PLL loop divider values for different crystal or clock input frequencies are defined in the Input Frequency Characteristics, Table 5, NOTE 1 and NOTE 2. When a crystal is being used, there is no pre-divider therefore set P = 1 when referencing all following equations on this page. The ICS8430002 features a fully integrated PLL and therefore requires no external components for setting the loop bandwidth. It has a 2:1 multiplexer from which either a crystal input or a differential input can be selected. An external fundamental-mode quartz crystal can be used as the input to the on-chip crystal oscillator. The range of allowable crystal frequencies is 12MHz to 40MHz. When selected, the crystal frequency is the reference frequency input to the phase detector. The relationship between the VCO frequency, the crystal input frequency and the M divider (M) is as follows: A differential input clock can also be used. (See the Application Information section for Wiring the Differential Input to Accept Single-Ended Levels.) The differential input is followed by a pre-divider that divides down the clock input frequency. This allows an equal or lower reference frequency for the phase detector. See Table 3C for available pre-divider values. The pre-divider value is set through the P[2:0] pins or by using the serial programming interface. The output frequency of the pre-divider is the reference frequency input to the phase detector. The input frequency range of the phase detector is 9MHz to 50MHz. The relationship between the VCO frequency, the clock input frequency, the pre-divider (P) and the M divider (M) is as follows: The phase detector and the M divider force the VCO output frequency to be M times the reference frequency by adjusting the VCO control voltage. The VCO of the PLL operates over a range of 490MHz to 650MHz. Note that for some values of M (either too high or too low), the PLL will not achieve lock. Using a 25MHz input, the M value integer-only range is shown in Table 3B, Programmable VCO Frequency Table, P = ÷1. Valid M values for which the PLL will achieve lock for a 25MHz reference are defined as 19.6 ≤ M ≤ 25.6. For different reference frequencies, the range of valid M values may be calculated as follows: The output of the VCO is scaled by output dividers prior to being sent to each of the LVPECL output buffers. The output divider settings and output frequency ranges are shown in table 3D. Combining all the values of input frequency, pre-divider setting, integer and fractional feedback divider settings, and output divider setting, the output frequency may be calculated. The frequency out is defined as follows: The fractional-n M divider is composed of a 6-bit integer portion and a 12-bit fractional portion. The decimal value obtained from these settings can be determined as follows: Where:MINT is the 6-bit integer portion MFRAC is the 12-bit fractional portion For a given required M divider, the value to program into the MFRAC register is calculated by taking the fractional portion and multiplying by 4096. For example, assuming a 25MHz crystal is being used, and the desired VCO frequency is 515.625 (to support ethernet with 64B/66B encoding) the feedback setting required would be 20.625. The integer portion of this number (20) is programed into the MINT register. The fractional portion (0.625) is multiplied by 4096. The result (2560) is programmed into the MFRAC register. The full M divider setting is then: The frequency step size in ppm can be calculated using the following: Substituting the combined equation for the F terms in the step size equation, the equation can be reduced to just the change in M values. Input Min (MHz) Input Max (MHz) Pre-Divider 950 ÷1 18 100 ÷2 36 200 ÷4 45 250 ÷5 72 400 ÷8 144 800 ÷16 225 800 ÷25 288 800 ÷32 FVCO XTAL M × = FVCO FIN P -------- M × = 490MHz FIN P ⁄ ---------------------- M 650MHz FIN P ⁄ ---------------------- ≤≤ FOUT FVCO N -------------- FIN P -------- M N ----- × == MMINT MFRAC 4096 ------------------ + = 20 2560 4096 ------------ + 20.625 = stepsize F0 F1 – F0 ----------------- 10 6 × ppm = FIN P -------- M N ----- × stepsize M0 M1 – M0 --------------------- 1 6 ×10 × ppm = |
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