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STC5455 Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - Connor-Winfield Corporation |
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17 / 56 page ![]() Page 17 of 56 TM121 Rev: P1.3 Date: October 24, 2011 © Copyright the Connor-Winfield Corp. All Rights Reserved Specifications subject to change without notice STC5455 Synchronous Clock for SETS Functional Specification Data sheet Preliminary Detailed Description The STC5455 is a single chip solution for the syn- chronous clock in SDH (SETS), SONET, and Syn- chronous Ethernet network elements. The revolution- ary pure-digital internal modules, DSP-based PLL and clock synthesizer are used in the device so that the overall characteristics are more stable compared to ones in traditional method. Chip Master Clock The STC5455 operates with an external oscillator (e.g., OCXO or TCXO) as its master clock on the pin MCLK. Generally, user should select an oscillator has great stability and low phase noise as the master clock (MCLK). The device supports four different accepted frequen- cies of master clock: 10MHz, 12.8MHz, 19.2MHz, and 20MHz. Initial default accepted frequency of MCLK for STC5455 is 12.8MHz. When 10MHz, 19.2MHz, or 20MHz is selected as the frequency of MCLK, the user must write register MCLK Freq Reset three times consecutively, with no intervening read/writes from/to other register. An internal soft- reset will occur after three writes completed. The accepted frequency of MCLK input returns to 12.8MHz following any regular reset. See register MCLK Freq Reset for details. In the meantime, the STC5455 allows user to read three values at the register MCLK Freq Reset: FRQID, COUNT, and ID Written Value. FRQID Indicates the ID of the frequency of MCLK that the STC5455 currently accept. COUNT Indicates how many times the register MCLK Freq Reset has been written to. ID Written Value Indicates the ID of associated value that is being writ- ten to the register MCLK Freq Reset. See the register MCLK Freq Reset for more details. Freerun Clock The STC5455 has an internal freerun clock synthe- sized from the MCLK. The frequency offset of the internal freerun clock can be calibrated by writing to the register Freerun Cali. It has the stability of the external TCXO/OCXO. The calibration offset may be programmed in 0.1ppm steps from -102.4 to +102.3ppm, in 2’s complement. This feature allow the user can digitally calibrate the freerun clock without physically adjusting the local oscillator. Operation Mode The STC5455 includes two timing generators, T0 and T4 timing generators. Each timing generator has its own PLL and can be individually operate in either external-timing or self-timing mode. In external timing mode, PLL of a timing generator phase-locks to a ref- erence input. In self-timing mode, PLL simply oper- ates with the external oscillator (MCLK). The STC5455 supports four operation modes: freerun (self-timing), synchronized (external-timing), pseudo- holdover (self-timing) and holdover (self-timing). Freerun Mode Freerun mode is typically used during system’s initial- ization stage when none of reference inputs is avail- able and the clock synchronization has not been achieved. The clock output generated from the STC5455 in freerun mode is relative to the internal freerun clock which is synthesized from MCLK. Fre- quency of the internal freerun clock can be calibrated by writing to the register Freerun Cali. Synchronized Mode In synchronized mode, the built-in PLL of the timing generator locks to the selected reference input. Each timing generator’s loop bandwidth is independently programmable from 0.1Hz to 100Hz by writing to the register Loop Bandwidth. The noise transfer func- tion of the PLL is determined according to the loop bandwidth and has maximum gain under 0.2dB. In synchronized mode, the phase relationship between the reference input and the clock output can be con- figured as arbitrary or aligned for timing generator T0 at register Frame Phase Align. Timing generator T4 operates only in phase arbitrary mode. Pseudo-Holdover Mode In pseudo-holdover mode, the clock is synthesized from the MCLK and an accumulated short-term his- |
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