ICST ICS1522 User-programmable video clock generator/ line-locked clock regenerator Datasheet

Integrated
Circuit
Systems, Inc.
ICS1522
User-ProgrammableVideo Clock Generator/ Line-Locked
Clock Regenerator
General Description
Features
The ICS1522 is a very high performance monolithic phaselocked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizer. Utilizing ICS’s
advanced CMOS mixed-mode technology, the ICS1522
provides a low-cost solution for high-end video clock
generation where synchronization to an external video
source is required.
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The ICS1522 has differential video clock outputs (CLK+
and CLK-) that are compatible with industry standard
video DAC.
Operating frequencies are fully programmable with direct
control provided for reference divider, feedback divider
and postscaler.
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Serial programming: Feedback and reference divisors,
VCO gain, phase comparator gain, relative phase and
test modes.
Supports high-resolution graphics - Differential CLK
out-puts to 230 MHz
Eliminates need for multiple ECL output voltage controlled crystal oscillators and external components
Fully-programmable synthesizer capability - not just a
clock multiplier
Line-locked clock generation capability;
15 - 100 kHz
External feedback loop capability allows graphics
system to be used as the feedback divisor with
synchronous switchover to internal feedback
Small footprint 24-pin SOIC
Coarse and fine phase adjustment permits precise
clocking in video recovery application
Applications
Block Diagram
1522RevF050697P
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LCD Projector Systems
Multimedia video line locking
Genlock applications
ICS reserves the right to make changes in the device data identified in this publication
without further notice. ICS advises its customers to obtain the latest version of all
device data to verify that any information being relied upon by the customer is current
and accurate.
ICS1522
Overview
Output Post-scaler
The ICS1522 is ideally suited to provide the graphics
system clock signals required by high-performance video
DACs. Fully programmable feedback and reference divider
capability allow virtually any frequency to be generated,
not just simple multiples of the reference frequency. The
ICS1522 uses the latest generation of frequency synthesis
techniques developed by ICS and is completely suitable
for the most demanding video applications.
A programmable post-scaler may be inserted between the
VCO and the CLK+ and CLK- outputs of the ICS1522. This
is useful in generating of lower frequencies, as the VCO
has been optimized for high-frequency operation.
PLL Synthesizer
Ratiometric Mode
Description
The post-scaler allows the selection of dividing the VCO
frequency by either 1, 2, 4 or 8.
Load Clock Divider
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The ICS1522 has an additional programmable divider
(referred to in the Block Diagram as the load counter) that
is used to generate the LOAD clock frequency for the
video DAC. The modulus of this divider may be set to 3, 4,
5, 6, 8, or 10 under register control. The design of this
divider permits the output duty factor to be 50/50, even
when odd modulus is selected. The input frequency to this
divider is the output of the output post-scaler described
above.
The ICS1522 generates its output frequencies using phaselocked loop techniques. The phase-locked loop (or PLL) is
a closed-loop feedback system that drives the output
frequency to be ratiometrically related to the reference
frequency pro-vided to the PLL (see Block Diagram). The
reference frequency is generated by an on-chip crystal
oscillator or the reference frequency may be applied to the
ICS1522 from an external frequency source, typically
horizontal sync from another dis-play system.
Digital Inputs - ICS1522
The programming of the ICS1522 is performed serially by
using the SDATA, SCLK, and SELn pins to load the 7, 11
bit internal memory locations.
The phase-frequency detector shown in the Block Diagram
drives the voltage-controlled oscillator, or VCO, to a
frequency that will cause the two inputs to the phasefrequency detector to be matched in frequency and phase.
This occurs when:
Single bit changes are accomplished by addressing the
appro-priate memory location and writing only 11 bits of
data, not by writing all 77 data bits.
F(VCO): = F(XTAL1) . Feedback Divider
Reference Divider
For proper programming of the ICS1522, it is important
that all transitions of the SELn input occur during the same
state of the SCLK input.
This expression is exact; that is, the accuracy of the output
frequency depends solely on the reference frequency
provided to the part (assuming correctly programmed
dividers).
SDATA is shifted into a 15 bit serial register on the rising
edge of SCLK while SELn is low. The first bit loaded is R/
Wn followed by a 3 bit address and 11 bit data (both
address & data are LSB first). When a rising edge of SCLK
occurs while SELn is high (SDATA ignored), the contents
of the serial register are loaded into the addressed 11 bit
memory location if R/Wn is low. If R/Wn is high upon the
above condition, the data from the addressed memory
location is loaded into the serial shift register and SDATA
is set as an output. The 3 bit address and 11 bit data will be
serially shifted out of the ICS1522 on the SDATA pin on
the rising edge of SCLK while SELn is low (see Timing
Diagram).
The VCO gain is programmable, which permits the ICS1522
to be optimized for best performance at all operating frequencies.
The feedback divider may be programmed for any modulus
from 64 to 2048 in steps of one followed by a divide by 1,
2, 4 or 8 feedback post-scaler.
The reference divider may be programmed for any modulus
from 1 to 1024 in steps of one.
An additional control pin on the ICS1522, PDEN can be
used to disable the phase-frequency detector in line-locked
applica-tions. When disabled, the phase detector will ignore
any inputs and allow the VCO to coast. This feature is
useful in systems using composite sync.
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Output Description
The differential output drivers, CLK+ and CLK-, are
current-mode and are designed to drive resistive terminations
in a complementary fashion. The outputs are currentsinking only, with the amount of sink current programmable
via the IPRG pin. The sink current, which is steered to
either CLK+ or CLK-, is four times the current supplied to
the IPRG pin. For most applications, a resistor from VDDO
to IPRG will set the current to the necessary precision.
Reference Oscillator and
Crystal Selection
Line-Locked Operation
The ICS1522 has circuitry on-board to implement a Pierce
oscillator with the addition of a quartz crystal and two
external loading capacitors (EXTREF bit must be set to
logic 0). Pierce oscillators operate the crystal in anti- (also
called parallel-) resonant mode.
Some video applications require a clock to be generated
that is a multiple of horizontal sync. The ICS1522
supports this mode of operation. The reference divider
should be set to divide by one and the desired polarity
(rising or falling) of lock edge should be selected. By
using the phase detector hardware disable mode (PDEN),
the PLL can be made to free-run at the beginning of the
vertical interval of the external video, and can be
reactivated at its completion.
Series-resonant crystals may also be used with the ICS1522.
Be aware that the oscillation frequency will be slightly
higher than the frequency that is stamped on the can
(typically 0.025-0.05%).
External Feedback Operation
As the entire operation of the phase-locked loop depends
on having a stable reference frequency, we recommend
that the crystal be mounted as closely as possible to the
package. Avoid routing digital signals or the ICS1522
outputs underneath or near these traces. It is also desirable
to ground the crystal can to the ground plane, if possible.
If an external reference frequency source is to be used with
the ICS1522, it is important that it be jitter-free. The rising
and falling edges of that signal should be fast and free of
noise for best results. The loop phase is locked to the rising
edge of the XTAL1/EXTREF input signal, if REF_POL is
set to logic 0. Additionally, the EXTREF bit should be set
to logic 1 to switch in a TTL-compatible buffer at this
input.
The ICS1522 option also supports the inclusion of an
external counter as the feedback divider of the PLL.
This mode is useful in graphic systems that must be
“genlocked” to external video sources.
When the FBK_SEL bit is set to logic 0, the phasefrequency detector will use the EXTFBK pin as its
feedback input. The loop phase will be locked to the
rising edges of the signal applied to the EXTFBK input
if FBK_POL is set to logic 0 Synchronous switchover
to the internal feedback can be ac-complished by
setting the FBK-SEL bit to logic 1 while an active
feedback source exists on the EXTFBK pin.
24-Pin SOIC
Fine Phase Adjustment
The ICS1522 has the capability of adjusting the pixel
clock phase relative to the input reference phase.
Entire pixels can be added or removed under register
control with sub-pixel adjust-ment accomplished by a
control voltage on the FINE input pin. By utilizing the
fine phase adjust, after first synchronously switching
from external feedback to internal feedback, the graphics
system phase can be precisely controlled relative to
the input horizontal sync.
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Power-On Initialization
Power Supplies and Decoupling
The ICS1522 has an internal power-on reset circuit that
sets the frequency of the CLK+and CLK- outputs to be half
the crystal or reference frequency assuming that they are
between 10 MHz and 25 MHz (refer to default settings in
Register Definition). Because the power-on reset circuit is
on the VDD supply, and because that supply is filtered,
care must be taken to allow the reset to de-assert before
programming. A safe guideline is to allow 20 microseconds
after the VDD supply reaches four volts.
The ICS1522 has three VSS pins to reduce the effects of
package inductance. Both pins are connected to the same
potential on the die (the ground bus). These pins should
connect to the ground plane of the video board as close to
the package as is possible.
The ICS1522 has a VDDO pin which is the supply of +5
volt power to all output drivers. This pin should be connected
to the power plane (or bus) using standard high-frequency
decoupling practice. That is, capacitors should have low
series inductance and be mounted close to the ICS1522.
The VDD pin is the power supply pin for the PLL synthesizer
circuitry and other lower current digital functions. We
recommend that RC decoupling or zener regulation be
provided for this pin (as shown in the recommended
application circuitry). This will allow the PLL to “track”
through power supply fluctuations without visible effects.
Board Test Support
It is often desirable to statically control the levels of the
output pins for circuit board test. The ICS1522 supports
this through a register programmable mode, AUXEN. When
this mode is set, AUXCLK will directly control the logic
levels of the CLK+ and CLK- pins while OMUX1, OMUX2,
OMUX3, and OMUX4 will control OUT1, OUT2, OUT3
and OUT4, respectively.
Pin Discriptions
PIN NUMBER
PIN NAME
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
IPUMP
SDATA
SCLK
SELn
AVDD
XTAL1/EXTREF
XTAL2
FINE
VSS
VSS
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
OUT4
OUT3
VDDO
OUT2
OUT1
VSS
IPRG
CLKCLK+
VDD
PDEN
EXTFBK
EXTVCO
VVCO
TYPE
OUT
IN/OUT
IN
IN
PWR
IN
OUT
IN
PWR
PWR
OUT
OUT
PWR
OUT
OUT
PWR
IN
OUT
OUT
PWR
IN
IN
IN
IN
DESCRIPTION
Charge Pump output (External loop filter applications)
Serial Data Input/Output
Serial Clock Input
Serial Port enable (active Low)
Analog +5 Volt Supply
External Reference Input / Xtal Oscillator Input
Xtal Oscillator Output
Fine Phase Adjust Input
Ground
Ground
Output 4
Output 3
Output Driver +5 Volt Supply
Output 2
Output 1
Ground
Output Driver Current Programming Input
Differential CLK - Output
Differential CLK + Output
Digital +5 Volt Supply
Phase Detector Enable (Active High)
External Feedback Input
External VCO input
VCO Control Voltage Input (External loop filter applications)
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ICS1522 Register Definition
REG#
0
BIT(S)
0-10
BIT REF.
F[0:10]
DESCRIPTION
Feedback Divider (Default=04F, Modulus=80) Divides the VCO
by the set modulus Modulus Range=64 to 2048;
Modulus=Value+1
1
0-7
LO[0:7]
Feedback Sync Pulse LO (Default=03) Feedback Divider output,
but with programmable phase; LO[0:7] <F[3:10].
2
0-7
HI[0:7]
Feedback Sync Pulse HI (Default=06) Feedback Divider output,
but with programmable phase; HI[0:7] <F[3:10].
3
0-9
R[0:9]
Reference Divider (Default=013, Modulus=20) Divides the
XTAL/EXTREF by the set modulus Modulus Range=1 to 1024;
Modulus=Value+1
3
10
REF_POL
External Reference Polarity (Default=0) 0=Positive Edge;
1=Negative Edge
4
0-2
VCO[0:2]
VCO Gain (Default=4)
VCO(2)
VCO(1)
VCO(0)
VCO GAIN
0
0
0
10 MHz/V
0
0
1
15 MHz/V
0
1
0
20 MHz/V
0
1
1
25 MHz/V
1
0
0
45 MHz/V
1
0
1
60 MHz/V
1
1
0
75 MHz/V
1
1
1
90 MHz/V
5
ICS1522
REG#
4
BIT(S)
3-5
BIT REF.
PFD (0;2)
DESCRIPTION
Phase Frequency Detector Gain
PFD(2)
PFD(1)
PFD(0)
PFD GAIN
FINE PHASE
ADJ.
0
0
0
.2344uA/2 Πrad
3ns/V
0
0
1
.9375uA/2 Πrad
3ns/V
0
1
0
3.750uA/2 Πrad
3ns/V
0
1
1
15.00uA/2 Πrad
3ns/V
1
0
0
1.875uA/2 Πrad
6ns/V
1
0
1
7.500uA/2 Πrad
6ns/V
1
1
0
30.00uA/2 Πrad
1.5ns/V
1
1
1
120.0uA/2 Πrad
.375ns/V
4
6
PDEN
Phase Frequency Detector Enable
(Default=1) 0=PFD Disable; 1=PFD Enable
4
7
INT_FLT
Loop Filter Select (Default=1)
0=External Loop Filter (IPUMP & VVCO active)
1=Internal Loop Filter
4
8
INT_VCO
VCO Select (Default=1)
0=External VCO (EXTVCO active)
1=Internal VCO
4
9
CLK_SEL
Feedback Divider Clock Input Select (Default=0)
0=VCO; 1=OUT1
4
10
RESERVED
Must be set to one.
5
0
FBK_SEL
Feedback Select (Default=1)
0=External Feedback (EXTFBK active)
1=Internal Feedback An active external feedback signal at EXTFBK
is necessary to synchronously switch to internal.
5
1
FBK_POL
External Feedback Polarity (Default=0)
0=Positive Edge; 1=Negative Edge
5
2
ADD
Addition of 1 VCO Cycle (Default=0)
Toggle (0 to 1 to 0) to add 1 VCO cycle.
5
3
SWLW
Removal of 1 VCO Cycle (Default=0)
Toggle (0 to 1 to 0) to remove 1 VCO cycle.
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REG#
5
5
BIT(S)
4-5
6-7
BIT REF.
PDA(0:1)
PDB(0:1)
DESCRIPTION
Output Post-scaler (Default=0)
Input=VCO; Output = Differential Output
PFD(2)
PFD(0)
DIVIDE BY
0
0
8
0
1
4
1
0
2
1
1
1
Feedback Post-scaler (Default=3)
Input=Feedback Divider; Output=PFD
PDB(1)
PDB(0)
DIVIDE BY
0
0
8
0
1
4
1
0
2
1
1
1
5
8
LD_LG
Fine Phase Adjust Lead/Lag (Default=1)
1=FBK will lag REF at input to PFD
0=FBK will lead REF at input to PFD
5
9
F_EN
Fine Phase Adjust Enable (Default=))
0=Disable; 1=Enable
5
10
RESERVED
Must be set to one.
6
0-2
L(0:2)
Load Counter (Default=7)
L(2)
L(1)
L(0)
0
0
0
31-pos, 0-neg
0
0
1
4 pos edge
0
1
0
4 neg edge
0
1
1
51-neg, 0-pos
1
0
0
6 pos edge
1
0
1
8 neg edge
1
1
0
8 neg edge
1
1
1
10 neg edge
7
DIVIDE BY
ICS1522
REG#
6
BIT(S)
3
BIT REF.
OMUX1
DESCRIPTION
OUT1 Select (Default=0)
0=Load Counter Output 1=Diff.
Output Divided by 4 at 0 Degrees
OUT1 will track OMUX1 when AUXEN=1
6
4
OMUX2
OUT2 Select (Default=0)
0=Internal Feedback Pulse 1=Diff.
Output Divided by 4 at 90 Degrees
OUT2 will track OMUX2 when AUXEN=1\
6
5
OMUX3
OUT3 Select (Default=0)
0=Feedback Sync Pulse LO
1=Diff. Output Divided by 4 at 180
Degrees OUT3 will track OMUX3 when AUXEN=1
6
6
OMUX4
OUT4 Select (Default=1)
0=Feedback Sync Pulse HI
1=Diff. Output Divided by 4 at 270 Degrees
OUT4 will track OMUX4 when AUXEN=1
6
7
DACRST
Output Reset (Default=0)
When set to one, the CLK+ output is
kept high and the CLK-output is kept low. When returned to zero,
the CLK+ and CLK-outputs will resume toggling on a rising edge
of the OUT1 output (programmed for Load Counter) within +/- 1
clock period.
6
8
AUXEN
Output Test Mode (Default=0)
0=Normal Output Operation
1=Output Test Mode (see OMUX1-4 and AUXCLK)
6
9
AUXCLK
Output Clock when in Test Mode (Default=0)
CLK+ and CLK- will track AUXCLK when AUXEN=1
6
10
EXTREF
XTAL/EXTREF Input Buffer (Default=0)
0=Crystal Input Operation
1=External Reference Input Operation
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Serial ProgrammingTiming Diagram
NOTES:
1. R/Wn, READ=1 and WRITE=0
2. Address and data transmitted least significant bit first
3. 16 Positive-edge clocks required for complete data read/write (1-R/Wn, 3-Address,
11-Data, and 1 load data W/SELn HIGH)
4. SELn’s positive and negative transitions must occur on the same state of SCLK
5. An ICS1522 read consists of two consecutive cycles (1st cycle - SDATA is an input,
2nd cycle - SDATA is an output)
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
VDD, VDDO (measured to VSS) ................. 7.0V
Digital Inputs VSS ....................................... -0.5 to VDD to 0.5V
Digital Outputs VSS ..................................... -0.5 to VDDO to +0.5V
Storage temperature .................................... -65 to 150 ° C DC Characteristics
Junction temperature ................................... 175° C
Soldering temperature ................................. 260°C
Recommended Operating Conditions
VDD, VDDO (measured to VSS) ................ 4.75 to 5.25V
Operating Temperature (Ambient) ............ 0 to 70°C
DC Characteristics
TTL-Compatible Inputs
PDEN, EXTFBK, SDATA, SCLK, SELn, and XTAL1/EXTREF (when EXTREF bit set to 1)
PARAMETER
Input
Input
Input
Input
SYMBOL
CONDITIONS
High Voltage
Low Voltage
Hysteresis
High Current
Vih
Vil
Iih
Vih=VDD
Input Low Current
Iil
Vil=0.0
Input Capacitance
Cin
MIN
MAX
UNITS
2.0
VSS - 0.5
.20
-
VDD+0.5
0.8
.60
10
V
V
V
µA
-
200
8
µA
pF
MIN
MAX
UNITS
3.75
VS- 0.5
VD+5
1.25
V
V
EXTVCO Input
PARAMETER
SYMBOL
Input High Voltage
Input Low Voltage
CONDITIONS
Vxh
Vx1
CLK+, CLK - Outputs
PARAMETER
SYMBOL
CONDITIONS
Differential Output Voltage
MIN
MAX
UNITS
0.6
-
V
OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, OUT4 Outputs
PARAMETER
SYMBOL
CONDITIONS
Output High Voltage
(I OH=4.0mA)
Output Low Voltage
(I ol=8.0mA)
10
MIN
MAX
UNITS
2.4
-
V
-
0.4
V
ICS1522
AC Characteristics
SYMBOL
PARAMETER
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNITS
Fvco
VCO Frequency
14
230
MHz
Fxtal
Cpar
Crystal Frequency
Crystal Oscillator Loading Capacitance
5
20
MHz
pF
Horizontal Sync Rate
15
100
kHz
Txhi
XTAL1 High Time (when driven externally)
8
ns
Txlo
TJIT
XTAL1 Low Time (when driven externally)
Phase Jitter (see Note 1)
8
1
ns
ns
Tlock
PLL Acquire Time (to within 1%)
500
ms
FHSYNC
Idd
Iddo
20
VDD Supply Current
VDDO Supply Current
(excluding CLK+/- termination)
15
mA
20
mA
ANALOG INPUTS
TFINE
VFINE
Fine Phase Adjustment Range
Control Voltage for FINE
0
0
15
VDD/2
ns
VDC
A
FINE Input Bias Current
20
nA
A
Capacitance of FINE Input
100
pf
A
Bandwidth of FINE Input (3dB)
1.5
kHz
0.5
DIGITAL INPUT
A
SELn, SDATA Setup Time
10
ns
A
SELn, SDATA Hold Time
10
ns
A
A
SCLK Pulse Width (Thi or Tlo)
SCLK Frequency
20
20
ns
MHz
A
Phase-frequency detector enable time
50
ns
A
Phase-frequency detector disable time
50
ns
Time Skew between CLK+, CLK-
500
ps
CLK+ and CLK- Clock Rate
230
MHz
90
120
MHz/V
mA/2prad
DIGITAL OUTPUTS
TSKEW
FCLK
GAINS
VCO
PFD
VCO Gain, VCO(0:2)
Phase Detector Gain, PFD (0:2)
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Note 1: TJIT is the total uncertainty of the phase measured at the start of a video line on a 350 MHz oscilloscope under
these conditions: HSYNC pin driven with crystal oscillator at 48.363 kHz; FVCO = 65.000 MHz; M =0 (divide
by 1 on the output; and N = 1343 (1344 clocks per line).
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Memory Definition
ICS1522 memory is loaded serially with the least significant bit clocked into the device first. After the R/Wn bit, the next
three bits of the programming word (15 bits) hold the memory location to be loaded. The least significant 11 bits are the
data to be loaded (see Timing Diagram).
000
001
001
010
010
011
011
100
100
100
100
100
0-10
0-7
8-10
0-7
8-10
0-9
10
0-2
3-5
6
7
8
DEFAULT
VALUES
(HEX)
04F
03
0
06
0
013
0
4
3
1
1
1
100
9
0
CLK_SEL
100
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
10
0
1
2
3
4-5
6-7
8
9
10
0-2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
1
7
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Reserved
FBK_SEL
FBK_POL
ADD
SWLW
PDA(0:1)
PDB(0:1)
LD_LG
F_EN
Reserved
L(0:2)
OMUX1
OMUX2
OMUX3
OMUX4
DACRST
AUXEN
AUXCLK
EXTREF
MEMORY
DATA BITS
ADDRESS
NAME
F(0:10)
LO(0:7)
A
HI(0:7)
A
R(0:9)
REF
VCO(0:2)
PFD(0:2)
PDEN
INT_FLT
INT_VCO
DESCRIPTION
Feedback Divider Modulus (Modulus = Value +1)
M Counter Lo Sync State
Don't Care
M Counter Hi Sync State
Don't Care
Reference Divider Modulus (Modulus = Value + 1)
POL External Reference Polarity (1 =Invert)
VCO Gain
Phase Detector Gain
Phase Detector Enable (1 =Enable)
Internal Loop Filter (1 = Internal)
Internal VCO (1 = Internal)
Internal feedback input clock select
(0 = VCO Output)
Reserved - Set to One
Feedback Select (1 =Internal)
External Feedback Polarity (1 =Invert)
Addition of 1 VCO Cycle (0 to 1 = Add)
Removal of 1 VCO Cycle (0 to 1 = Swallow)
Output Post-Scaler
Feedback Post-Scaler
Fine Phase Adj. Lead/Lag (1=Lead)
Fine Phase Adj. Enable (1=Enable)
Reserved - Set to One
Load Counter
OUT1 Select (0 = Load Cntr, 1 = Div By 4 0Deg)
OUT2 Select (0 = Int Fbk, 1 = Div By 4 90Deg)
OUT3 Select (0 = Sync Lo, 1 = Div By 4 180Deg)
OUT4 Select (0 = Sync Hi, 1 = Div By 4 270Deg)
Output Reset (CLK+ = 1, CLK- = 0)
Output Test Mode (1 = Test, See Board Test Support)
Output Clock When in Test Mode
XTAL/EXTREF Input Buffer (1=EXTREF)
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Pixel-by-Pixel Adjustment of
Genlocking Phase (ICS1522 Application)
Now, imagine that the programmed value of the divider
(really a prescaler) is increased by one for a single passthrough that prescaler (think of this as “swallowing” a
feedback pulse). We will lose exactly one CLK period of
phase in the feedback path. The VCO will speed up
momentarily to compensate for that, and re-lock the loop.
To understand the operation of the pixel-by-pixel phase
adjust-ment feature, imagine that the modulus of the onchip divider is equivalent to the graphics system overall
divide. Also, imagine that the overflow of the internal
divider occurs at the same time as the overflow of the
graphics system line counter. Initial synchronization is
accomplished by switching from the external feedback
source (graphics system HSYNC) to the internal feedback.
Let us assume that we are now using the internal divider.
In doing so, the graphics system will receive exactly one
extra CLK cycle, advancing the phase of the graphics
system HSYNC by one CLK period relative to the reference
HSYNC. In a similar fashion, we can decrease the
programmed value of the prescaler (“adding” a pulse) to
retard the phase of the graphics system. Additionally, subpixel phase adjustment is provided through varying the
voltage at the FINE input pin.
24-Pin SOIC Package
Ordering Information
ICS1522M
Example:
ICS XXXX M
Package Type
M=SOIC
Device Type (consists of 3 or 4 digit numbers)
Prefix
ICS=Standard Device
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without further notice. ICS advises its customers to obtain the latest version of all
device data to verify that any information being relied upon by the customer is current
and accurate.
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