CT 2512 / CT2513 / CT2510 / CT2511 Dual Redundant Remote

CT2512 / CT2513 / CT2510 / CT2511
Dual Redundant Remote Terminal for MIL-STD-1553B
www.aeroflex.com/Avionics
September 16, 2005
FEATURES
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CT2512 Replaces DDC BUS-65112 and BUS-65117
CT2513 Replaces DDC BUS-65113 and BUS-65118
CT2510 Replaces DDC BUS-65110 and BUS-65120
CT2511 Replaces DDC BUS-65111 and BUS-65121
Functions as a Complete Remote Terminal Unit
Supports 13 Mode Codes, Illegalization of Codes Allowed
Transfers Data with DMA Type Handshaking
Latched Outputs for Command Word and Word Count
14 Bit Built-ln-Test Word Register
4 Error Flag Outputs
Advanced Low Power VLSI Technology
Designed for commercial, industrial and aerospace applications
MIL-PRF-38534 compliant devices available
Aeroflex-Plainview is a Class H & K MIL-PRF-38534 manufacturer
Packaging – Hermetic Metal
- 68 Pin, 2.1" x 1.87" x .25" Plug-In Type Package
- 82 Leads, 2.195" x 1.60" x .19" Flat Type Package
DESC SMD# 5962–87535
ENCODER/
DECODER
DATA BUS A
DUAL
DB0-DB15
PROTOCOL
I/O
AND
BIT
TRANSCEIVER
DATA BUS B
MIL-STD-1553B
ENCODER/
DECODER
A0-A11
ERROR FLAG
INTERFACE
PROCESSING
LOGIC
TIMING FLAGS
STATUS BITS
FIGURE 1 – FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
DESCRIPTION
The Aeroflex-Plainview CT2512 contains 2 Transceivers, 2 Encoder/Decoders, Bit Processors and complete
Remote Terminal (RT) logic. The device is constructed using Aeroflex advanced VLSI custom chip and hybrid
technology. It functions as a complete dual redundant MIL-STD-1553B RT Unit supporting all 13 mode codes for
dual redundant operation. The CT2512 is a pin-for-pin functional equivalent of the DDC BUS-65112/117 and
performs parallel data transfers with a DMA type handshake. Multiple error flag outputs and host access to many
of the RT Status Word bits are just some of the features that make this part ideal for many RT applications. The unit
has an operating range of -55°C to +125°C. See "Ordering Information" (last sheet) for CT2513 / CT2510 /
CT2511.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Parameter
Limits
Units
Power Supply Voltage (VCC)
(Pins 18, 76 DDIP)
-0.3 to +18.0
Volts
Power Supply Voltage (VEE)
(Pins 38, 57 DDIP)
+0.3 to -18.0
Volts
Power Supply Voltage (VCCL)
(Pins 37, 58 / 51 DDIP)
-0.3 to +7.0
Volts
Receiver Differential Input
(Pins 20, 59 / 74, 36 DDIP)
±20 (40Vp-p)
Volts
Receiver Input Voltage
(Pins 20, 59 / 74, 36 DDIP)
±15
Volts
Driver Output Current
(Pins 56, 17 / 39, 77 DDIP)
+200
mA
Transmission Duty Cycle at TC = 125°C
100
%
Operating Case Temperature Range (TC)
-55 to +125
°C
POWER AND THERMAL DATA (SINGLE TRANSCEIVER AND LOGIC SECTION)
Parameter/Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Units
Power Supply Voltage
VCC
VEE
VCCL
14.25
-14.25
4.5
15
-15
5
15.75
-15.75
5.5
V
V
V
Thermal Resistance, most critical device
ØJC
-
10
-
°C/W
Power dissipation of most critical (hottest) device during
continuous transmission (100% duty cycle)
1/
PC
-
700
-
mW
ICC
IEE 2/
ICCL 2/
-
0
12
20
5
20
50
mA
mA
mA
ICC @ 25%
ICC @ 100%
-
90
180
100
200
mA
mA
Total supply current standby mode, or transmitting at less than 1%
duty cycle (e.g. 20us of transmission every 2ms or longer interval)
Total supply current transmitting at 1Mhz into a 35-ohm load at
Point A in Figure 2
3/
Notes
1/ Decreases linearly to zero at zero duty cycle.
2/ Limit does not change with mode of operation or duty cycle.
3/ Decreases linearly to applicable "standby" values at zero duty cycle.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (RECEIVER SECTION)
Parameter/Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Units
ZIN
9K
-
-
Ω
Differential voltage range
VDIR
±20V
-
-
VPK
Input common mode voltage
range
VICR
±10V
-
-
VPK
Common mode rejection ratio
(from Point A, Figure 1)
CMMR
40
-
-
dB
VTH
0.8
-
1.1
VPK-PK
Differential input impedance
DC to 1MHz
Threshold characteristics
(Sine wave at 1MHz) Note: Threshold voltages refer to Point A,
Figure 2.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
2
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (TRANSMITTER SECTION)
Parameter/Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Units
VO
26
28
35
VPK-PK
Tr
100
160
300
nS
Output offset at Point A in Figure 2 (35-ohm load) 2.5us after
mid-bit crossing of parity bit of last word of a 660us message
VOS
-
±20
±90
mVPK
Differential output noise
VNOI
-
-
10
mVPK-PK
Differential output level at Point B, Figure 2 (145-ohm load)
Rise and Fall times (10% to 90% of p-p output)
LOGIC CHARACTERISTICS
Symbol
Parameter
Min
Typ
Max
Units
VIH
Input "1"
2.4
-
-
VDC
VIL
Input "0"
-
-
0.7
VDC
IIL
Input l
-100
-
-650
µA
Note 1A
IIH
Input l
-
-
-650
µA
Note 1B
IIL
Input l
-20
-
+20
µA
Note 2A
IIH
Input l
-20
-
+20
µA
Note 1B
VOH
Output "1"
2.7
-
-
VDC
Note 3A/4A
VOL
Output "0"
-
-
0.4
VDC
Note 3B/4B
Note 1:
For INPUT pins 12,13,14,15, 53, 54, 55.
VCC = 5.5V
A. @ VIL = 0.4V
B. @ VIH = 2.4V
Note 2:
All remaining INPUTS other than in Note 1.
VCC = 5.5V
A. @ VIL = 0.4V
B. @ VIH = 2.4V
Note 3:
For OUTPUT pins 4 through 11 and 43 through 50.
A. @ VCC = 4.5V and IOH = 3mA
B. @ VCC = 2.4V and IOL = 6mA
Note 4:
All remaining OUTPUTS other than in Note 3.
A. @ VCC = 4.5V and IOH = 2mA
B. @ VCC = 5.5V and IOL = 4mA
SCDCT2512 Rev F
3
Conditions
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS AND PIN FUNCTIONS
Plug-In
Pkg
Flat
Pkg
Function
1
2
A9
Latched output of the most significant bit (MSB) in the subaddress field of the command
word.
2
4
A7
Latched output of the third most significant bit in the subaddress field of the command
word.
3
6
A5
Latched output of the least significant bit (LSB) in the subaddress field of the command
word.
4
8
DB1
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 1.
5
10
DB3
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 3.
6
12
DB5
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 5.
7
14
DB7
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 7.
8
16
DB9
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 9.
9
18
DB11
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 11.
10
20
DB13
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 13.
11
22
DB15
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 15 (MSB).
12
24
BRO ENA
13
26
ADDRE
Input of the MSB of the assigned terminal address.
14
28
ADDRC
Input of the 3rd MSB of the assigned terminal address.
15
30
ADDRA
Input of the 3rd MSB of the assigned terminal address.
16
32
RTADD ERR
Output signal used to inform subsystem of an address parity error. If LOW, indicates
parity error and the RT will not respond to any command address to a single terminal. It
will still receive broadcast commands if BRO ENA is HIGH.
17
34
TXDATAOUT B
LOW output to the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to the B
channel of the 1553 bus.
18
36
VCC B
19
38
GND B
20
40
RXDATAIN B
Input from the HIGH side of the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to
the B channel of the 1553 bus.
21
81
A3
Multiplexed address line output. When INCMD is LOW, or A5 through A9 are all zeroes
or all ones (mode command), it represents the latched output of the 2nd MSB in the word
count field of the command word. When INCMD is HIGH and A5 through A9 are not all
zeroes or all ones, it represents the 2nd MSB of the current word counter. (See note 1).
22
79
A1
Multiplexed address line output. When INCMD is LOW, or A5 through A9 are all zeroes
or all ones (mode command), it represents the latched output of the 2nd LSB in the word
count field of the command word. When INCMD is HIGH and A5 through A9 are not all
zeroes or all ones, it represents the 2nd LSB of the current word counter. (See note 1).
23
77
DTGRT
Data transfer grant - Active LOW input signal from the subsystem that informs the RT,
when DTREQ is asserted, to start the transfer. Once the transfer is started, DTGRT can
be removed.
24
75
INCMD
In command - HIGH level output signal used to inform the subsystem that the RT is
presently servicing a command. When low, A0-A4 (see note 1) represent the word count
of the present command. When high, A0-A4 represent the current word counter of
non-mode commands.
Description
Broadcast enable - When HIGH, this input allows recognition of an RT address of all
ones in the command word as a broadcast message. When LOW, it prevents response to
RT address 31 unless it was the assigned terminal address.
+12 / +15 Volt input power supply connection for the B channel transceiver.
Power supply return connection for the B channel transceiver.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
4
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS AND PIN FUNCTIONS (con’t)
Plug-In
Pkg
Flat
Pkg
Function
25
73
HS FAIL
Handshake fail - Output signal that goes LOW and stays LOW whenever the subsystem
fails to supply DTGRT in time to do a successful transfer. Cleared by the next NBGT.
26
71
DTSTR
DATA strobe - A LOW level output pulse (166 ns) present in the middle of every data
word transfer over the parallel data bus. Used to latch or strobe the data into memory,
FIFOs, registers, etc. Recommend using the rising edge to clock data in. (See note 2).
27
69
DAT/CMD
Address line output that is LOW whenever the command word is being transferred to the
subsystem over the parallel data bus, and is HIGH whenever data words are being
transferred.
28
67
RT FAIL
Remote terminal failure - Latched active LOW output signal to the subsystem to flag
detection of a remote terminal continuous self-test failure. Also set if the watchdog
timeout circuit is activated. Cleared by the start of the next message transmission (status
word) and set if problem is again detected.
29
65
DTREQ
Data transfer request - Active LOW output signal to the subsystem indicating that the RT
has data for or needs data from the subsystem and requests a data transfer over the
parallel data bus. Will stay LOW until transfer is completed or transfer until transfer is
completed or transfer timeout has occurred.
30
63
ADBC
Accept dynamic bus control - Active LOW input signal from subsystem used to set the
dynamic bus control acceptance bit in the status register if the command word was a
valid, legal mode command for dynamic bus control.
31
61
TEST 2
Factory test point - DO NOT USE. (See note 3).
32
59
A10
33
57
ILL CMD
Illegal command - Active LOW input signal from the subsystem, strobed in on the rising
edge of INCMD. Used to define the command word as illegal and to set the message
error bit in the status register.
34
55
SS REQ
Subsystem service request - Input from the subsystem used to control the service request
bit in the status register. If LOW when the status word is updated, the service request bit
will be set; if HIGH, it will be cleared.
35
53
BITEN
Built-in-test word enable - LOW level output pulse (500 ns), present when the
built-in-test word is enabled on the parallel data bus. (See note 4).
36
51
RXDATAIN A
Input from the LOW side of the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to
the A channel of the 1553 bus.
37
49
VL A
+5 Volt input power supply connection for the A channel transceiver.
38
47
VEEA
-12 / -15 Volt input power supply connection for the A channel transceiver. (See note 7).
39
45
TXDATAOUT A
HIGH output to the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to the A
channel of the 1553 bus.
40
43
NBGT
New bus grant - LOW level output pulse (166 ns) used to indicate the start of a new
protocol sequence in response to the command word just received. (See note 2).
41
3
A8
Latched output of the 2nd MSB in the subaddress field of the command word.
42
5
A6
Latched output of the 2nd LSB in the subaddress field of the command word.
43
7
DB0
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 0 (LSB).
44
9
DB2
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 2.
45
11
DB4
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 4.
46
13
DB6
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 6.
47
15
DB8
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 8.
Description
Latched output of the T/R bit in the command word.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
5
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS AND PIN FUNCTIONS (con’t)
Plug-In
Pkg
Flat
Pkg
Function
48
17
DB10
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 10.
49
19
DB12
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 12.
50
21
DB14
Bidirectional parallel data bus bit 14.
51
23
VL
52
25
GND
53
27
ADDRD
Input of the 2nd MSB of the assigned terminal address.
54
29
ADDRB
Input of the 2nd LSB of the assigned terminal address.
55
31
ADDRP
Input of address parity bit. The combination of assigned terminal address and ADDRP
must be odd parity for the RT to work.
56
33
TXDATAOUT B
HIGH, output to the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to the B
channel of the 1553 bus.
57
35
VEEB
-12 / -15 Volt input power supply connection for the B channel transceiver. (See note 7).
58
37
VLB
+5 Volt input power supply connection for the B channel transceiver.
59
39
RXDATAIN B
Input from the LOW side of primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to the
B channel of the 1553 bus.
60
80
A2
Multiplexed address line output. When INCMD is LOW, or A5 through A9 are all zeroes
or all ones (mode command), it represents the latched output of the 3rd MSB in the word
count field of the command word. When INCMD is HIGH and A5 through A9 are not all
zeroes or all ones, it represents the 3rd MSB of the current word counter. (See note 1).
61
78
A0
Multiplexed address line output. When INCMD is LOW, or A5 through A9 are all zeroes
or all ones (mode command), it represents the latched output of the LSB in the word
count field of the command. When INCMD is HIGH and A5 through A9 are not all
zeroes or all ones, it represents the LSB of the current word counter. (See note 1).
62
76
DTACK
Data transfer acknowledge - Active LOW output signal during data transfers to or from
the subsystem indicating the RTU has received the DTGRT in response to DTREQ and is
presently doing the transfer. Can be connected directly pins 67 on Plug-In Pkg or pin 66
on Flat Pkg (BUF ENA) for control of 3-state data buffers; and to 3-state address buffer
control lines, if they are used.
63
74
A4
Multiplexed address line output. When INCMD is LOW or A5 through A9 are all zeroes
or all ones (mode command), it represents the latched output of the MSB in the word
count field of the command word. When INCMD is HIGH and A5 through A9 are not all
zeroes or all ones, it represents the MSB of the current word counter. (See note 1).
64
72
R/W
Read/Write - Output signal that controls the direction of the internal data bus buffers.
Normally, the signal is LOW and the buffers drive the data bus. When data is needed from
the subsystem, it goes HIGH to turn the buffers around and the RT now appears as an
input. The signal is HIGH only when DTREQ is active (LOW).
65
70
GBR
Good block received - LOW level output pulse (500 ns) used to flag the subsystem that a
valid, legal, non-mode receive command with the correct number of data words has been
received without a message error and successfully transferred to the subsystem. (See
note 4).
66
68
12 MHz
67
66
BUF ENA
68
64
RESET
Description
+5 Volt input power supply connection for RTU digital logic section.
Power supply return for RTU digital logic section.
12 MHz clock input - Input for the master clock used to run RTU circuits.
Buffer enable - Input used to enable or 3-state the internal data bus buffers when they are
driving the bus. When LOW, the data bus buffers are enabled. Could be connected to
DTACK, (pin 62, Plug-In Pkg), (pin 76, Flat Pkg) if RT is sharing the same data bus as
the subsystem. (See note 5).
Input resets entire RT when LOW.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
6
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS AND PIN FUNCTIONS (con’t)
Plug-In
Pkg
Flat
Pkg
Function
69
62
RT FLAG
70
60
TEST 1
Factory test point - DO NOT USE. (See note 6).
71
58
BUSY
Subsystem busy - Input from the subsystem used to control the busy bit in the status
register. If LOW when the status word is updated, the busy bit will be set; if HIGH, it will
be cleared. If the busy bit is set in the status register, no data will be requested from the
subsystem in response to a transmit command. On receive commands, data will still be
transferred to subsystem.
72
56
SS FLAG
Subsystem flag - Input from the subsystem used to control the subsystem flag bit in the
status register. If LOW when the status word is updated, the subsystem flag will be set; if
HIGH, it will be cleared.
73
54
MESS ERR
Message error - Output signal that goes LOW and stays low whenever there is a format or
word error with the received message over the 1553 data bus. Cleared by the next NBGT.
74
52
RXDATAIN A
Input from the HIGH side of the primary side of the coupling transformer that contacts to
the A channel of the 1553 bus.
75
50
GND A
76
48
VCC A
77
46
TXDATAOUT A
LOW output to the primary side of the coupling transformer that connects to the A
channel of the 1553 bus.
78
44
STATEN
Status word enable - LOW level active output signal present when the status word is
enabled on the parallel data bus.
Description
Remote terminal flag - Input signal used to control the terminal flag bit in the status
register. If LOW when the status word is updated, the terminal flag bit would be set; if
HIGH, it would be cleared. Normally connected to RTFAIL; (pin 28, Plug-In Pkg); (pin
67, Flat Pkg).
Power supply return connection for the A channel transceiver.
+12 /+15 Volt input power supply connection for the A channel transceiver.
NOTES:
1. When INCMD is LOW during the DTSTR immediately following NBGT, A0 through A4 are valid and equal to WC0
through WC4 of the received command word. The remaining time while INCMD is LOW and A5 through A9 are not
all zeros or ones (i.e. MODE), A0 through A4 are equal to the last current word count plus one. When INCMD is HIGH
and A5 through A9 are not MODE, A0 through A4 represent the current word counter. If A5 through A9 are equal to
MODE, A0 through A4 are equal to WC0 through WC4 of the received command word, independent of the state of
INCMD.
2. Pulse width is typically 166 ns.
3. Do not connect.
4. Pulse width is typically 500 ns.
5. Pin 67 for Plug-In Pkg, and pin 66 for Flat Pkg - BUF ENA: This pin is typically tied to DTACK, causing the device
to drive the shared data bus only while DTACK is active. If desired BUF ENA can be gounded. The data will remain
latched on the data bus pins for 19 µs from DTSRB and 4 µs for the last word of a message as the devices status word
or BIT word is transferred to the BC (STATEN or BITEN low). Once the STATUS or BIT word transfer is complete,
the data bus will automatically again contain the last data word. The device will automatically switch the direction of
the internal buffers during a transmit operation.
6. Do not connect.
7. For Flat Pkg, pins 1, 41, 42, and 82 are no connections.
SCDCT2512 Rev F
7
CT2512
55Ω
TX DATA
CH A/B
CT
GND
}
Taps at N1:N3 For
Stub Coupling
(See Table)
For
Direct
A
Coupling
B
55Ω
TX DATA
CH A/B
(N1 : N2)
(See Table)
Turns Ratio
CT2512
N1:N2
1.4:1
N1:N3
2:1
Technitrol Part #
T-1553-2
FIGURE 2 – TYPICAL DIRECT COUPLED CONFIGURATION
SCDCT2512 Rev F
8
SCDCT2512 Rev F
9
COMMAND SYNC
15
14
13
TRISTATE
WORD COUNT
250ns MAX
2.5µs MAX
13
DATA WORD FROM SUBSYSTEM
TRISTATE
STATUS WORD
14
16µs max
15
3µs (STATUS BITS STROBED IN)
(SRQ,BUSY,SSFLAG,RDBC,RTFLAG)
ADDRESS = 00h
SUB ADDRESS
4.5 ± 0.5µs
STATUS SYNC
0
DATA SYNC
14
13
DON’T CARE
15
ADDRESS = 01h
TRISTATE
DATA WORD FROM SUBSYSTEM STROBED IN
250ns MAX
P
FIGURE 3 – TIMING DIAGRAM, TRANSMIT ONE WORD
PREVIOUS STATE
4.5µs
1µs
160ns
ILLCMD STROBED IN
BUFFENA
DB0 - DB4
A0 - A4
A6 - A10
R/W
A11 (T/R)
STATEN
A5 (D/C)
INCMD
DTSTB
DTACK
DTGRT
DTREQ
P
COMMAND WORD
0
NBGT
1
11µs ± .75µs
0
P
5µs ±0.5µs
SCDCT2512 Rev F
10
COMMAND SYNC
P
A0 - A4
A6 - A10
R/W
A11 (T/R)
GBR
STATEN
A5 (D/C)
INCMD
DTSTB
DTACK
DTGRT
DTREQ
NBGT
0
BUFFENA
DB0 - DB15
1
ILLCMD STROBED IN
COMMAND WORD
TRISTATE
PREVIOUS STATE
1µs
160ns
4.5 ± 0.5µs
DATA SYNC
15
13
12
DON’T CARE
4.5 ± 0.5µs
3µs (STATUS BITS STROBED IN)
(SRQ,BUSY,SSFLAG,RDBC,RTFLAG)
TRISTATE
STATUS WORD
P
250ns MAX
8
RECEIVE DATA WORD
4.5µs FOR HANDSHAKES < 3.5µs
16µs max
STATUS SYNC
FIGURE 4 – TIMING DIAGRAM, RECEIVE ONE WORD
WORD COUNT
0
250ns MAX
2.5µs MAX
11
ADDRESS = 00h
SUB ADDRESS
14
9.5µs ± 0.75µs
7
5
0
P
5µs ±0.5µs
STATUS WORD
ADDRESS = 01h
TRISTATE
250ns FOR HANDSHAKES > 3.5µs
6
SCDCT2512 Rev F
11
BUFFENA
DB0 - DB15
A0 - A4
A6 - A10
R/W
A11 (T/R)
GBR
STATEN
A5 (D/C)
INCMD
DTSTB
DTACK
DTGRT
DTREQ
NBGT
COMMAND WORD
TRISTATE
PREVIOUS STATE
1µs
160ns
4.5 ± 0.5µs
RX COMMAND SYNC
15
13
1
250ns MAX
2.25µs MAX
0
P
TRISTATE
TX COMMAND SYNC
14
13
TRISTATE
250ns MAX
DON’T CARE
4.0 ± 0.5µs
15
12
10
TX COMMAND WORD
11
0
P
FIGURE 5A – TIMING DIAGRAM, RT TO RT RECEIVE ONE WORD (PART A)
TRISTATE
WORD COUNT
ADDRESS = 00h
SUB ADDRESS
14
TX STATUS SYNC
TRANSMITTING RT
RESPONSE TIME
15
14
13
SCDCT2512 Rev F
12
BUFFENA
DB0 - DB15
A0 - A4
A6 - A10
R/W
A11 (T/R)
GBR
STATEN
A5 (D/C)
INCMD
DTSTB
DTACK
DTGRT
DTREQ
NBGT
P
500ns TYP
4.5 ± 0.5µs
0
15
14
13
1
0
4.5 ± 0.5µs
P
8
RECEIVE DATA WORD
TRISTATE
4.5 µs FOR HANDSHAKES < 3.5µs
16µs MAX
STATUS SYNC
6
5
1
STATUS WORD
ADDRESS = 01h
TRISTATE
5 ± 0.5µs
P
DON’T CARE
0
250ns FOR HANDSHAKES > 3.5µs
250ns MAX
7
FIGURE 5B – TIMING DIAGRAM, RT TO RT RECEIVE ONE WORD (PART B)
TX RT STATUS RESPONSE
DATA SYNC
9.5µs ±0.75µs
NBGT
166ns
0ns MIN
DTREQ
2.25µs MAX
DTGRT
250ns MAX
DTACK
666ns
500ns
DTSTB
166ns
INCMD
166ns
1µs
A5 (D/C)
WHEN T/R = 0
166ns
A11 (T/R)
VALID
A6 - A10
SUB ADDRESS
WORD
COUNT
A0 - A4
ADDRESS = 00h OR MODE
75ns MAX
DB0 - DB15
TRISTATE
75ns MAX
TRISTATE
75ns
MAX
TRISTATE
75ns MAX
COMMAND WORD
BUFFENA
NOTE:
1. R/W = LOGIC 0
FIGURE 6 – TIMING DIAGRAM, COMMAND WORD TRANSFER
SCDCT2512 Rev F
13
STATEN
Receive Only
GBR
500ns
166ns
DTSTB
166ns
75ns
TRISTATE
DB0 - DB15
TRISTATE
STATUS
75ns
BUFFENA
NOTE:
1. R/W = 0
FIGURE 7 – TIMING DIAGRAM, STATUS WORD TRANSFER
BITEN
500 ns
166ns
DTSTB
166ns
75ns
DB0 - DB15
TRISTATE
TRISTATE
BIT WORD
75ns
BUFFENA
NOTE:
1. R/W = 0
FIGURE 8 – TIMING DIAGRAM, BIT WORD TRANSFER
SCDCT2512 Rev F
14
DTREQ
DON’T CARE
0ns MIN
DTGRT
250ns MAX
500ns TYP
DTACK
166ns TYP
DTSTB
166ns TYP
75ns MAX
75ns MAX
TRISTATE
VALID
DB0 - DB15
RECEIVED DATA WORD
BUFFENA
50ns MAX
A0 - A4
NOTES:
1. R/W = Logic 0
2. (*) = Non-Mode Only
3. BUFFENA = DTACK
ADDRESS or MODE
*ADDRESS +1
FIGURE 9 – TIMING DIAGRAM, DATA TO SUBSYSTEM
DTREQ
DON’T CARE
0ns MIN
DTGRT
250ns MAX
500ns TYP
DTACK
166ns TYP
DTSTB
166ns TYP
R/W
50ns MIN
DB0 - DB15
TRANSMIT DATA WORD VALID
50ns MAX
50ns MAX
A0 - A4
NOTES:
1. (*) = Non-Mode Only
2. Word Count for Mode Code
3. BUFFENA = Don’t Care
ADDRESS or MODE
*ADDRESS +1
FIGURE 10 – TIMING DIAGRAM, DATA FROM SUBSYSTEM
SCDCT2512 Rev F
15
SCDCT2512 Rev F
16
TRISTATE
VALID
RECEIVED DATA
DON’T CARE
250ns MIN
FIGURE 11 – TIMING DIAGRAM, DATA TRANSFERS TO SUBSYSTEM (NO HANDSHAKE)
ADDRESS OR MODE FIELD
DON’T CARE
166ns TYP
250ns MIN
NOTES:
1. R/W = LOGIC 0
2. DTGRT = DTREQ = LOGIC 1
3. INCMD = DAT/CMD ARE LOGIC 1
A0 - A4
BUFFENA
DB0 - DB15
DTSTB
TRISTATE
CT2512 PIN OUT DESCRIPTION (DDIP)
1
41
2
42
3
43
4
44
5
45
6
46
7
47
8
48
9
49
10
50
11
51
12
52
13
53
14
54
15
55
16
56
17
57
18
58
19
59
20
A10
A9
A8
A7
A6
DB0
DB1
DB2
DB3
DB4
DB5
DB6
DB7
DB8
DB9
DB10
DB11
DB12
DB13
DB14
DB15
+5V
BRO ENA
GND
ADDRE
ADDRD
ADDRC
ADDRB
ADDRA
ADDRP
RTADERR
TXDATA B
TXDATA B
-15V B
+15V B
+5V B
GND B
RXDATA B
RXDATA B
A3
A2
A1
A0
MIL-STD-1553B
DTGRT
REMOTE TERMINAL
DTACK
PROTOCOL UNIT
INCMD
A4
HSFAIL
R/W
DISTR
GBR
A5(DAT/CMD)
12MHz IN
RTFAIL
BUF ENA
DTREQ
RESET
ADBC
RTFLAG
TP2
TP1
A11(T/R)
BUSY
ILLCMD
SSFLAG
SRQ
ME
BITEN
RXDATA A
RXDATA A
GND A
+5VA
+15VA
-15VA
TXDATA A
TXDATA A
STATEN
NBGT
CT2512
21
60
22
61
23
62
24
63
25
64
26
65
27
66
28
67
29
68
30
69
31
70
32
71
33
72
34
73
35
74
36
75
37
76
38
77
39
78
40
Pin
#
Function
Pin
#
Function
1
A10
40
NBGT
2
A8
41
A9
3
A6
42
A7
4
DB1
43
DB0
5
DB3
44
DB2
6
DB5
45
DB4
7
DB7
46
DB6
8
DB9
47
DB8
9
DB11
48
DB10
10
DB13
49
DB12
11
DB15
50
DB14
12
BRO ENA
51
+5V
13
ADDRE
52
GND
14
ADDRC
53
ADDRD
15
ADDRA
54
ADDRB
16
RTADERR
55
ADDRP
17
TXDATA B
56
TXDATA B
18
+15V B
57
-15V B
19
GND B
58
+5V B
20
RXDATA B
59
RXDATA B
21
A3
60
A2
22
A1
61
A0
23
DTGRT
62
DTACK
24
INCMD
63
A4
25
HSFAIL
64
R/W
26
DTSTR
65
GBR
27
A5 (DAT/CMD)
66
12MHz IN
28
RTFAIL
67
BUF ENA
29
DTREQ
68
RESET
30
ADBC
69
RTFLAG
31
TP2 (NC)
70
TP1 (NC)
32
A11 (T/R)
71
BUSY
33
ILLCMD
72
SSFLAG
34
SRQ
73
ME
35
BITEN
74
RXDATA A
36
RXDATA A
75
GND A
37
+5V A
76
+15V A
38
-15V A
77
TXDATA A
39
TXDATA A
78
STATEN
FIGURE 12 – DDIP PIN CONNECTION DIAGRAM, CT2512 AND PINOUT TABLE
SCDCT2512 Rev F
17
CT2512 PIN OUT DESCRIPTION (FP)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
N/C
A10
A9
A8
A7
A6
DB0
DB1
DB2
DB3
DB4
DB5
DB6
DB7
DB8
DB9
DB10
DB11
DB12
DB13
DB14
DB15
+5V
BR0 ENA
GND
ADDRE
ADDRD
ADDRC
ADDRB
ADDRA
ADDRP
RTADERR
TXDATA B
TXDATA B
-15V B
+15V B
+5V B
GND B
RXDATA B
RXDATA B
N/C
N/C
A3
A2
A1
MIL-STD-1553B
A0
REMOTE TERMINAL
DTGRT
DTACK
PROTOCOL UNIT
INCMD
A4
HSFAIL
R/W
DISTR
GBR
A5(DAT/CMD)
12MHz IN
RTFAIL
BUF ENA
DTREQ
RESET
ADBC
RTFLAG
TP2
TP1
A11(T/R)
BUSY
ILLCMD
SSFLAG
SRQ
ME
BITEN
RXDATA A
RXDATA A
GND A
+5VA
+15VA
-15VA
TXDATA A
TXDATA A
STATEN
NBGT
N/C
CT2512-FP
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
72
71
70
69
68
67
66
65
64
63
62
61
60
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
Pin
#
Function
Pin
#
Function
1
NC
42
NC
2
A10
43
NBGT
3
A9
44
STATEN
4
A8
45
TXDATA A
5
A7
46
TXDATA A
6
A6
47
-15V A
7
DB0
48
+15V A
8
DB1
49
+5V A
9
DB2
50
GND A
10
DB3
51
RXDATA A
11
DB4
52
RXDATA A
12
DB5
53
BITEN
13
DB6
54
ME
14
DB7
55
SRQ
15
DB8
56
SSFLAG
16
DB9
57
ILLCMD
17
DB10
58
BUSY
18
DB11
59
A11 (T/R)
19
DB12
60
TP1
20
DB13
61
TP2
21
DB14
62
RTFLAG
22
DB15
63
ADBC
23
+5V
64
RESET
24
BRO ENA
65
DTREQ
25
GND
66
BUF ENA
26
ADDRE
67
RTFAIL
27
ADDRD
68
12MHz IN
28
ADDRC
69
A5 (DAT/CMD)
29
ADDRB
70
GBR
30
ADDRA
71
DTSTR
31
ADDRP
72
R/W
32
RTADERR
73
HSFAIL
33
TXDATA B
74
A4
34
TXDATA B
75
INCMD
35
-15V B
76
DTACK
36
+15V B
77
DTGRT
37
+5V B
78
A0
38
GND B
79
A1
39
RXDATA B
80
A2
40
RXDATA B
81
A3
41
NC
82
NC
FIGURE 13 – FLAT PACKAGE PIN CONNECTION DIAGRAM, CT2512 AND PINOUT TABLE
SCDCT2512 Rev F
18
PLUG IN PACKAGE OUTLINE
2.100
1.870
Lead 1 & ESD
Designator
1.900
.100
.110
Pin 2
Pin 1
.050 Pin 19
TYP
Pin 20
.250
MAX
Pin 59
Pin 41
.018 DIA
TYP
1.650 1.500
Pin 60
Pin 78
.100
Pin 21
Pin 22
TYP
Pin 40
Pin 39
.250
1.800
FLAT PACKAGE OUTLINE
.050
2.195
MAX
.015
Pin 82
.010
±.002
Pin 42
.190
MAX
1.600
MAX
Lead 1 & ESD
Designator
.500
TYP
.095
(4 Places)
Pin 41
2.000
.050 Lead Centers
41 Leads/Side
SCDCT2512 Rev F
19
.105
ORDERING INFORMATION
Model Number
Screening
DESC SMD
Power Supply
Package
CT-2512-001-2
Military Temperature, -55°C to +125°C,
Screened to the individual test methods
of MIL-STD-883
5962-8753503XA
+5V, ±15V
Plug in
CT-2512-001-1
5962-8753503XC
CT-2512-201-2
5962-8753503ZA
CT-2512-201-1
5962-8753503ZC
* CT2513
-
Flat Package
+5V, ±12V
* CT2513-FP
Plug in
Flat Package
* CT2510
+5V, -15V
* CT2510-FP
Plug in
Flat Package
* CT2511
+5V, -12V
* CT2511-FP
Plug in
Flat Package
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