EPT21/23/25 ECLinPS PlusE Translator TTL output SPICE Modeling Kit

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EPT21/23/25 ECLinPS Plus
Translator TTL output
SPICE Modeling Kit
Prepared by:
Senad Lomigora, Paul Shockman
ON Semiconductor Broadband Applications Engineering
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APPLICATION NOTE
Objective
The objective of this kit is to provide customers with
enough circuit schematic and SPICE parameter information
to allow them to perform system level interconnect
modeling for the current devices of the ECLinPS Plus logic
line, ON Semiconductor’s high performance ECL family.
The kit is not intended to provide information necessary
to perform circuit level modeling on ECLinPS Plus
Translator devices.
modified as new device input or output buffers are added.
The subcircuit models such as the input or output buffer,
package, input ESD, and output ESD may be interconnected
as subcircuits to simulate specific a device input an output
buffers structure as shown in Figure 1 below. The block
diagram in Figure 2 illustrates a typical driver and receiver
interconnect configuration which can be modeled using the
information in this kit.
There are four terminals on all transistor models: Emitter,
Base, Collector, and Substrate (biased to VEE). It should be
noted that the input buffer circuit would drive differentially
by replacing IN with the inverted IN signal.
Table 1 describes the nomenclature used in the schematics
and netlists.
Schematic Information
The kit contains representative input and output
schematics, netlists, and waveform used for the ECLinPS
Plus Translator devices. This application note may be
Subcircuit Interconnects for Input Pins
Board Pin
Connection
Package
Model
Input ESD
Model
Input Buffer
Model
Subcircuit Interconnects for Output Pins
Output Buffer
Model
Output ESD
Model
Package
Model
Board Pin
Connection
Figure 1. Input and Output Pins Interconnects
50 6” Line
Typical Input
Typical Output
Figure 2. Typical Application for I/O SPICE Modeling Kit
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VEE. A package model can be used at the VEE pin, but is not
necessary since the current in the VEE pin is a constant. An
expansion of the SOIC8 Package Model can be found at the
end of Appendix A. When high accuracy is not important
and to speed up the simulation process, the simplified
package model can be used, which is shown in Figure 4.
ESD
The ESD structure used in the ECLinPS Plus Translators
with TTL output are found in Figures 5, 6, and 7. For
MC100EPT21 and MC100EPT23 devices ESD structure,
use Figure 6. Input ESD with pull−up and pull−down
EPT21/23. For the MC100EPT25, use Figure 5. Input ESD
with Pull−down EPT25. Use Figure 7 for output pin ESD
structure.
SPICE Netlists
The netlists are organized as a group of subcircuits. In
each subcircuit model netlist, the model name is followed by
a list of external node interconnects. Subcircuit models such
as the Input or Output Buffer, Package, Input ESD and
Output ESD should connect to supplies through
hierarchical, passed parameters such as VCC, VEE, etc., for
proper simulation and not separately attached to
independent power supplies.
SPICE Parameter Information
In addition to the schematics and netlists is a listing of the
SPICE parameters for the referenced transistors, TNA and
TN1. These parameters represent a typical device of a given
transistor. Varying the typical parameters will affect the DC
and AC performance of the transistor structures, but for the
type of modeling that are intended by this application note
actual delay times are not necessary since they are not
modeled. Variation of the device transistor parameters is not
recommended. Some output performance levels are more
easily varied by other methods and will be discussed in the
next section.
Modeling Information
The VCS or VBB bias drivers for the devices are not
detailed since their circuitry would result in a substantial
increase of model complexity and simulation time. Instead,
these internal reference voltages are driven with ideal
constant voltage sources. The output buffer schematic and
netlist simulate a typical output waveshape, which can be
seen in Figure 8: LVTTL_OUT – Output Waveform
(f = 250 MHz).
Simple adjustments may be made to the models allowing
some output variance to simulate conditions near mean or
typical conditions. This application note is not intended to
provide simulation of data book specifications limits or
process corners of a device.
Summary
The information included in this kit provides adequate
information to run a SPICE level system interconnect
simulation.
Table 1. Schematics and Netlist Nomenclature
Parameter
Function Description
VCC
3.3 V / 0.0 V*
VCS
Internal Reference Voltage (VEE + 1.1 V 50 mV)
VEE
0.0 V / –3.3 V* LVECL
GND
0V
IN
TRUE (Positive Phase) INPUT TO CKT
INb or IN
INVERTED (Negative Phase) INPUT To CKT
INTA
Internal Input Node A to Drive TTL Output
INTB
Internal Input Node B to Drive TTL Output
Q
TTL Output of CKT (Positive Phase)
*EPT25
Input Buffer
The Typical ECL Input Buffer schematic (see Figure 3.
Typical INBUF) and netlist represents the Low Voltage
NECL configuration of the ECL structure currently in use on
the MC100EPT25 device in this family. To simulate a Low
Voltage PECL mode of operation used on the MC100EPT21
and MC100EPT23, all levels except VCS, are adjusted
(shifted) +3.3 V with respect to VCC. The VCS is adjusted
with respect to VEE (as approx. VEE + 1.1 V 50 mV)
This schematic requires the addition of ESD models
(Figures 5 and 7) and package models (see Appendix A
and B) for increased accuracy in simulated model behavior.
The internal input pull−up and / or pull−down resistor is
shown in the ESD network, Figures 5 and 6. It is
unnecessary to include an ESD or package model for the
VBB pins of the models because VBB is intended as an output
node voltage reference. If VBB is modeled as an external
node, it is usually bypassed as a constant voltage supply.
Adding ESD and Package parameters would provide no
additional benefit to the VBB pin.
Output Buffer
The low voltage TTL output buffer schematic with output
ESD structure and simplified package model can be seen in
Figure 4. Any input or output that is driving or being driven
by an off chip signal should include the ESD and package
models. When simulating an output, the load (resistor and
capacitance), package model, ESD structure, and the output
emitter follower of the unused output, should not be
eliminated to simplify the system model.
Package
A case model for SOIC8 (Appendix A) and TSSOP8
(Appendix B) package types is included to improve the
accuracy of the system model. The package model
represents the parasitics from the pin up to, but not including
the die pad. The package pin model should be represented on
each device input pin connecting to an input model, all
device output pins connecting to an output model, VCC, and
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Input Buffer
0 Vdc
+
−
0
R1
125
1
VCC
R2
125
R3
125
Q7 Q8
Q9
Q10
Q15 Q16
Q17
Q18
TNA TNA
TNA
TNA
TNA TNA
TNA
TNA
3
IN
0
4
−1.33 Vdc
−
Q1
+
Q2
Q3
IN
8
5
TNA
INB
+
Q4
INB
10
TNA TNA TNA
Q5
0 VCS
−
V1 = −1.7 V
V2
+
TNA
V2 = −0.95 V
−
TD = 1 n
−2.1 Vdc
VCS
TR = 0.15 n
TF = 0.15 n
VEE
PW = 1 n
+ V1
PER = 6 n
VEE
−3.3 Vdc −
Q11 Q12
Q13
Q14
Q19 Q20
Q21
Q22
TNA TNA
TNA
7
R5
67
TNA
TNA TNA
TNA
9
R6
67
TNA
Q6
6
TNA
R4
125
Figure 3. Typical INBUF
.SUBCKT TYPICAL INBUF IN INB VCS VEE
Q_Q1 3 IN 5 TNA
Q_Q2 3 IN 5 TNA
Q_Q3 4 INB 5 TNA
Q_Q4 4 INB 5 TNA
Q_Q5 5 VCS 6 TNA
Q_Q6 5 VCS 6 TNA
Q_Q7 1 3 8 TNA
Q_Q8 1 3 8 TNA
Q_Q9 1 3 8 TNA
Q_Q10 1 3 8 TNA
Q_Q11 8 VCS 7 TNA
Q_Q12 8 VCS 7 TNA
Q_Q13 8 VCS 7 TNA
Q_Q14 8 VCS 7 TNA
Q_Q15 1 4 10 TNA
Q_Q16 1 4 10 TNA
Q_Q17 1 4 10 TNA
Q_Q18 1 4 10 TNA
Q_Q19 10 VCS 9 TNA
Q_Q20 10 VCS 9 TNA
Q_Q21 10 VCS 9 TNA
Q_Q22 10 VCS 9 TNA
R_R1 2 1 125
R_R2 3 2 125
R_R3 4 2 125
R_R4 VEE 6 125
R_R5 VEE 7 67
R_R6 VEE 9 67
V_V1 VEE 0 –3.3Vdc
V_V2 VCS 0 –2.1Vdc
V_IN IN 0 –1.33Vdc
V_VCC 1 0 0Vdc
V_INB INB 0
+PULSE –1.7V –0.95V 1n 0.15n 0.15n 1n 6n
.END TYPICAL INBUF
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Output Buffer
C1
0.38p
VCC
VCC
3.3Vdc
Q1
0
INT_A
V1 = 0
V2 = 3.2
TD = 3n
TR = 0.7n
TF = 0.7n
PW = 1.3n
PER = 4n
INT_B
V1 = 2.5
V2 = 0
TR = 0.7n
TD = 3n
TF = 0.7n
PW = 1.3n
PER = 4n
TN1
INTA
R2
1
750
Q5
+
−
C2
TN1
0
INTB
Q2
R1
0.35p
Q6
Q4
TN1
TN1
4
Q7
Q8
TN1
TN1
ESD OUT
TN1
D3
TN1
D1
ESDS
D4
ESDM ESDS
D2
ESDM
D5
Package
L07WB
L07
2 51
1
D6
Test Load
1.287nH
2
OUT
0.5495nH
ESDM ESDM
V
2
135
+
3
Q3
R5
500
C5
20p
C07
0.193p
GND
−
0
0
0
Figure 4. LVTTL_OUT
.SUBCKT EPT_LVTTL_OUT_PACKAGE
Q_Q1
1 INTA 3 TN1
V_VCC
3 0 3.3Vdc
Q_Q2
3 1 4 TN1
C_C5
0 OUT 20p
Q_Q8
4 2 0 TN1
Q_Q4
3 1 4 TN1
D_D6
0 4 ESDS
R_R1
2 INTB 135
L_L07WB
4 5 1.287nH
R_R5
0 OUT 500
L_L07
5 OUT 0.5495nH
D_D2
4 3 ESDM
D_D3
0 4 ESDM
C_C1
1 3 0.38p
Q_Q7
4 2 0 TN1
D_D5
0 4 ESDM
R_R2
INTA 1 750
Q_Q5
2 INTB 4 TN1
Q_Q3
3 1 4 TN1
C_C07
0 5 0.193p
D_D4
0 4 ESDS
V_INT_A
INTA 0
+PULSE 0 3.2 3n 0.7n 0.7n 1.3n 4n
D_D1
4 3 ESDM
Q_Q6
4 2 0 TN1
V_INT_B
INTB 0
+PULSE 2.5 0 3n 0.7n 0.7n 1.3n 4n
C_C2
2 4 0.35p
.END EPT_LVTTL_OUT_PACKAGE
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VCC
RB1
185
D1
D2
D3
IN
D4
D5
D6
D7
D8
*
D9
RPD
75 k
RB2
185
PAD
Pulldown Resistor
VEE
* See device data sheet
Figure 5. Input ESD with Pull−down EPT25
.SUBCKT IN_ESD_PD VCC VEE IN PAD
D1 IN VCC ESDM
D2 IN VCC ESDM
D3 IN VCC ESDM
D4 VEE IN ESDM
D5 VEE IN ESDS
D6 VEE IN ESDM
D7 VEE IN ESDS
D8 VEE IN ESDM
D9 VEE IN ESDS
RPD IN VEE 75K
RB1 IN PAD 185
RB2 IN PAD 185
.ENDS IN_ESD_PD
VCC
RPU
50 K
Pull−up Resistor
*See Figure 5
VEE
RPD
50 K
Pull−down Resistor
Figure 6. Input ESD with Pull−up and Pull−down EPT21/23
.SUBCKT IN_ESD_PU VCC VEE IN PAD
D1 IN VCC ESDM
D2 IN VCC ESDM
D3 IN VCC ESDM
D4 VEE IN ESDM
D5 VEE IN ESDS
D6 VEE IN ESDM
D7 VEE IN ESDS
D8 VEE IN ESDM
D9 VEE IN ESDS
RPD IN VEE 50K
RPU IN VCC 50K
RB1 IN PAD 185
RB2 IN PAD 185
.ENDS IN_ESD_PU
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VCC
D1
PAD
D3 D4
D2
D5
OUT
D6
VEE
Figure 7. Output ESD
.SUBCKT OUT_ESD VCC VEE OUT
D1 OUT VCC ESDM
D2 OUT VCC ESDM
D3 VEE OUT ESDM
D4 VEE OUT ESDS
D5 VEE OUT ESDM
D6 VEE OUT ESDS
.ENDS OUT_ESD
2.41V
2.4
VOUT
(84.43n
2.0018)
(81.556n
1.9982)
2
(81.959n,
797.915m)
1
(83.007n,
305.321m)
0
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
TIME (ns)
Figure 8. LVTTL_OUT – Output Waveform (fin = 250 MHz)
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*********** Transistor and Diodes Nominal SPICE Models* ***********
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.MODEL TNA NPN (IS=6.54e−18 BF=195 NF=1 VAF=93.6 IKF=6.81e−03
+ ISE=3.26e−16 NE=2.5 BR=18.4 VAR=2.76 IKR=6.36e−04 ISC=1.89e−17
+ NC=1.426 RB=544 IRB=3.16e−05 RBM=154 RE=13 RC=61 CJE=1.45e−14
+ VJE=.8867 MJE=.2868 TF=8.00e−12 ITF=5.2e−03 XTF=2.8 VTF=1.4 PTF=41.56 TR=1e−9
+ CJC=5.68e−15 VJC=0.632 MJC=0.301 XCJC=.3 CJS=7.94e−15 VJS=.4193 MJS=0.256
+ EG=1.119 XTI=3.999 XTB=0.8826 FC=0.9)
.MODEL TN1 NPN (IS=2.18e−17 BF=179 NF=1 VAF=96.5 IKF=2.42e−02
+ ISE=3.83e−16 NE=2.5 BR=20.4 VAR=2.76 IKR=1.98e−03 ISC=2.91e−17
+ NC=1.426 RB=230 IRB=1.12e−04 RBM=48 RE=6 RC=22 CJE=4.98e−14
+ VJE=.8867 MJE=.2868 TF=8.00e−12 ITF=1.6e−02 XTF=2.8 VTF=1.4 PTF=41.56
+ TR=1e−9 CJC=1.55e−14 VJC=0.632 MJC=0.301 XCJC=.3 CJS=1.71e−14 VJS=.4193
+ MJS=0.256 EG=1.119 XTI=3.999 XTB=0.8826 FC=0.9)
.MODEL ESDM D (IS=1.55E−14 CJO=160fF RS=12 VJ=.58 M=.25 BV=9)
.MODEL ESDS D (IS=1.55E−14 CJO=29fF VJ=.624 M=.571)
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SPICE MODELS 4.5
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Appendix A
Package: SO–8
* SPICE subcircuit file of coupled
*
* Transmission line model
*
* Conductor number–pin designation
* Conductor Pin
* 1 1
* 2 2
* 3 3
* 4 4
* 5 5
* 6 6
* 7 7
* 8 8
*
* number of lumps: 1
* FASTEST APPLICABLE EDGE RATE:
* COMPRESSION OF SUBCIRCUITS PERFORMED:
* Connect chip side to N**I and board
*
.SUBCKT LINES N01I N01O N02I N02O
+ N05I N05O N06I N06O N07I N07O N08I
L01WB N01I N01M 1.367e–09
L01 N01M N01O 7.794e–10
C01 N01M 0 2.445e–13
L02WB N02I N02M 1.287e–09
L02 N02M N02O 5.473e–10
C02 N02M 0 1.888e–13
L03WB N03I N03M 1.287e–09
L03 N03M N03O 5.473e–10
C03 N03M 0 1.901e–13
L04WB N04I N04M 1.367e–09
L04 N04M N04O 7.723e–10
C04 N04M 0 2.443e–13
L05WB N05I N05M 1.367e–09
L05 N05M N05O 7.710e–10
C05 N05M 0 2.478e–13
L06WB N06I N06M 1.287e–09
L06 N06M N06O 5.489e–10
C06 N06M 0 1.916e–13
L07WB N07I N07M 1.287e–09
L07 N07M N07O 5.495e–10
C07 N07M 0 1.930e–13
L08WB N08I N08M 1.367e–09
L08 N08M N08O 7.786e–10
C08 N08M 0 2.451e–13
K0102 L01 L02 0.1687
K0102WB L01WB L02WB 0.3400
C0102 N01O N02O 3.674e–14
K0103 L01 L03 0.0702
K0103WB L01WB L03WB 0.1847
K0203 L02 L03 0.1822
K0203WB L02WB L03WB 0.3505
C0203 N02O N03O 3.521e–14
K0204 L02 L04 0.0682
K0204WB L02WB L04WB 0.1847
K0304 L03 L04 0.1694
K0304WB L03WB L04WB 0.3400
C0304 N03O N04O 3.675e–14
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K0305WB L03WB L05WB 0.1847
K0405WB L04WB L05WB 0.3455
K0406WB L04WB L06WB 0.1847
K0506 L05 L06 0.1697
K0506WB L05WB L06WB 0.3400
C0506 N05O N06O 3.720e–14
K0507 L05 L07 0.0682
K0507WB L05WB L07WB 0.1847
K0607 L06 L07 0.1824
K0607WB L06WB L07WB 0.3505
C0607 N06O N07O 3.570e–14
K0608 L06 L08 0.0702
K0608WB L06WB L08WB 0.1847
K0708 L07 L08 0.1691
K0708WB L07WB L08WB 0.3400
C0708 N07O N08O 3.632e–14
.ENDS LINES
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N01I
N01W
R01WB
N01R
N01O
L01WB
L01
R01
K0103WB
N01C
C0102
C01
K0102WB
K0102
GND
K0104
N02I
N02W
R02WB
N02R
L02WB
N02O
L02
R02
K0103
K0102
K0203WB
N02C
C02
GND
N03I
N03W
R03WB
N03R
L03WB
N03O
L03
R03
N03C
C03
GND
N04I
N04W
R04WB
N04R
L04WB
N04O
L04
R04
N04C
C04
GND
Figure 9.
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Appendix B
Package: TSSOP–8
* SPICE subcircuit file of coupled transmission lines
*
* Transmission line model
*
* Conductor number–pin designation cross reference:
* counter–clockwise
* Conductor Pin
* 1 1
* 2 2
* 3 3
* 4 4
* 5 5
* 6 6
* 7 7
* 8 8
*
* number of lumps: 1
* FASTEST APPLICABLE EDGE RATE: 0.048 ns
* COMPRESSION OF SUBCIRCUITS PERFORMED: discard ratio is 0.050
*
R_SHORT 0 GND 0.0001
*
X_777 N01I N01O N02I N02O N03I N03O N04I N04O
+ N05I N05O N06I N06O N07I N07O N08I N08O GND PACKAGE
*
.SUBCKT PACKAGE N01I N01O N02I N02O N03I N03O N04I N04O
+ N05I N05O N06I N06O N07I N07O N08I N08O GND
R01WB N01I N01W 4.727e–02
L01WB N01W N01R 1.158e–09
R01 N01R N01C 9.680e–04
C01 N01C GND 8.978e–14
L01 N01C N01O 7.466e–10
R02WB N02I N02W 3.815e–02
L02WB N02W N02R 9.835e–10
R02 N02R N02C 9.680e–04
C02 N02C GND 7.711e–14
L02 N02C N02O 7.466e–10
R03WB N03I N03W 3.815e–02
L03WB N03W N03R 9.835e–10
R03 N03R N03C 9.680e–04
C03 N03C GND 7.704e–14
L03 N03C N03O 7.465e–10
R04WB N04I N04W 4.727e–02
L04WB N04W N04R 1.158e–09
R04 N04R N04C 9.680e–04
C04 N04C GND 8.983e–14
L04 N04C N04O 7.460e–10
R05WB N05I N05W 4.727e–02
L05WB N05W N05R 1.158e–09
R05 N05R N05C 9.680e–04
C05 N05C GND 8.983e–14
L05 N05C N05O 7.460e–10
R06WB N06I N06W 3.815e–02
L06WB N06W N06R 9.835e–10
R06 N06R N06C 9.680e–04
C06 N06C GND 7.704e–14
L06 N06C N06O 7.465e–10
R07WB N07I N07W 3.815e–02
L07WB N07W N07R 9.835e–10
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R07 N07R N07C 9.680e–04
C07 N07C GND 7.711e–14
L07 N07C N07O 7.466e–10
R08WB N08I N08W 4.727e–02
L08WB N08W N08R 1.158e–09
R08 N08R N08C 9.680e–04
C08 N08C GND 8.978e–14
L08 N08C N08O 7.466e–10
K0102 L01 L02 0.2481
K0102WB L01WB L02WB 0.1729
C0102 N01C N02C 2.283e–14
K0103 L01 L03 0.1067
K0103WB L01WB L03WB 0.0598
K0104 L01 L04 0.0593
K0203 L02 L03 0.2479
K0203WB L02WB L03WB 0.1463
C0203 N02C N03C 2.136e–14
K0204 L02 L04 0.1068
K0204WB L02WB L04WB 0.0598
K0304 L03 L04 0.2481
K0304WB L03WB L04WB 0.1729
C0304 N03C N04C 2.279e–14
K0506 L05 L06 0.2481
K0506WB L05WB L06WB 0.1513
C0506 N05C N06C 2.279e–14
K0507 L05 L07 0.1068
K0507WB L05WB L07WB 0.0615
K0508 L05 L08 0.0593
K0607 L06 L07 0.2479
K0607WB L06WB L07WB 0.1729
C0607 N06C N07C 2.136e–14
K0608 L06 L08 0.1067
K0608WB L06WB L08WB 0.0615
K0708 L07 L08 0.2481
K0708WB L07WB L08WB 0.1513
C0708 N07C N08C 2.283e–14
.ENDS PACKAGE
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