CXA3266Q PLL IC for LCD Monitor/Projector Description The CXA3266Q is a PLL IC for LCD monitors/ projectors with built-in phase detector, charge pump, VCO and counter. The various internal settings are performed by serial data via a 3-line bus. Applicable LCD monitor/projector resolution are NTSC, PAL, VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA and UXGA etc. The CXA3266Q is the same package as the previous CXA3106Q and CXA3106AQ. They have the same pin configuration excluding Pin 38. Functions • Phase detector enable • UNLOCK output • Output TTL disable function • Power saving function (2 steps) TTLGND TTLVCC PECLVCC IOGND CLK/2L CLK/2H CLKL CLKH DSYNCL Applications • CRT displays • LCD projectors • LCD monitors • Multi-media • Digital TV DSYNCH Pin Configuration (Top View) VBB PECLVCC Features • Supply voltage: 5 ± 0.25V single power supply • Package: 48-pin QFP • Power consumption: 328mW • Sync input frequency: 10 to 120kHz • Clock output signal frequency: 10 to 203MHz • Clock delay: 8/32 to 48/32 CLK • Sync delay: 8/32 to 48/32 CLK • I/O level: TTL, PECL (complementary) • Low clock jitter • 1/2 clock output • TTL output high level control function 48 pin QFP (Plastic) 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 IOGND 37 24 DSYNC VOCLP 38 23 CLK PLLVCC 39 22 CLKN PLLGND 40 21 CLK/2 VCOVCC 41 20 CLK/2N VCOGND 42 19 DGND 18 DVCC VCOHGND 43 17 UNLOCK IREF 44 RC2 45 16 DIVOUT RC1 46 15 SEROUT 14 CS IRGND 47 13 TLOAD 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IOVCC VCOH VCOL VCO HOLD SYNCH SYNCL SYNC SCLK 3 SDATA 2 SENABLE 1 IOGND IRVCC 48 Sony reserves the right to change products and specifications without prior notice. This information does not convey any license by any implication or otherwise under any patents or other right. Application circuits shown, if any, are typical examples illustrating the operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for any problems arising out of the use of these circuits. –1– E99426-PS CXA3266Q Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25°C) • Supply voltage • • • • IOVCC, DVCC, TTLVCC, PECLVCC, PLLVCC, VCOVCC, IRVCC, –0.5 to +7.0 V IOGND, DGND, TTLGND, VCOHGND, PLLGND, VCOGND, IRGND –0.5 to +0.5 V Input voltage VCOH, VCOL, SYNCH, SYNCL, VCO, HOLD, SYNC, SENABLE, SCLK, SDATA, TLOAD, CS, VOCLP IOGND – 0.5 to IOVCC + 0.5 V RC2 IRGND – 0.5 to IRVCC + 0.5 V Output current SEROUT, DIVOUT, UNLOCK, CLK/2N, CLK/2, CLKN, CLK, DSYNC, CLK/2L, CLK/2H, CLKL, CLKH, DSYNCH, DSYNCL, VBB –30 to +30 mA IREF, RC1 –2 to +2 mA Storage temperature Tstg –65 to +150 °C Allowable power dissipation PD 860 mW Recommended Operating Conditions IOVCC, DVCC, TTLVCC, PECLVCC, PLLVCC, VCOVCC, IRVCC IOGND, DGND, TTLGND, VCOHGND, PLLGND, VCOGND, IRGND • Digital input DIN (PECL) ∗1 H level DIN (PECL) ∗1 L level DIN (TTL) ∗2 H level DIN (TTL) ∗2 L level VOCLP (clamp voltage) • SYNC, SYNCH, SYNCL input jitter • Operating ambient temperature Ta Min. Typ. Max. 4.75 5.00 5.25 V –0.05 IOVCC – 1.1 0 0.05 V IOVCC – 1.5 V V V V ns • Supply voltage ∗1 VCOH, VCOL, SYNCH, SYNCL ∗2 VCO, HOLD, SYNC, SENABLE, SCLK, SDATA, TLOAD, CS –2– 2.0 TTLGND + 2.4 0.8 TTLVCC –20 +75 °C TTLIN PECLIN SYNC (TTL) SYNC (PECL) –3– IREF DAC TTLIN PECLIN VCO (PECL) HOLD (TTL) TTLIN VCO (TTL) Block Diagram SENABLE SCLK logic Latch SEROUT 1bit DIVOUT TTLOUT on/off 12bit Programmable Counter TLOAD TTLIN 1bit SW 1bit synthesizer power save 2bit DIV 1, 2, 4, 8 Delay 1bit MUX Coarse Delay 1bit 1 to 2 CLK 2bit 2 to 5 CLK Coarse Delay VCO 1/256 to 1/4096 6bit Fine Delay 1/32 to 64/32 CLK 2bit DIV pulse width RC2 2bit Charge Pump 1bit on/off read out TTLOUT Phase Detector 1bit SDATA CONTROL REGISTER 1bit Polarity RC1 CS whole chip power save 1/2 RSET 1bit DSYNC Hold 1bit Polarity 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit PECL on/off 1bit unlock detect PECLOUT TTLOUT on/off TTLOUT on/off PECLOUT TTLOUT on/off TTLOUT on/off PECLOUT TTLOUT on/off VOCLP VBB UNLOCK CLK/2 (PECL) NCLK/2 (TTL) CLK/2 (TTL) CLK (PECL) NCLK (TTL) CLK (TTL) DSYNC (PECL) DSYNC (TTL) CXA3266Q CXA3266Q Pin No. 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 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Symbol IOVCC IOGND VCOH VCOL VCO HOLD SYNCH SYNCL SYNC SENABLE SCLK SDATA TLOAD CS SEROUT DIVOUT UNLOCK DVCC DGND CLK/2N CLK/2 CLKN CLK DSYNC TTLGND TTLVCC IOGND PECLVCC CLK/2L CLK/2H CLKL CLKH DSYNCL DSYNCH VBB PECLVCC IOGND VOCLP PLLVCC PLLGND VCOVCC VCOGND VCOHGND IREF RC2 RC1 IRGND IRVCC Description Digital power supply Digital GND External VCO input External inverted VCO input External VCO input Phase detector disable signal input Sync input Inverted sync input Sync input Control signal (enable) Control signal (clock) Control signal (data) Programmable counter test input Chip select Register read output Programmable counter test output Unlock signal output Digital power supply Digital GND Inverted 1/2 clock output 1/2 clock output Inverted clock output Clock output Delay sync signal output TTL output GND TTL output power supply Digital GND PECL output power supply Inverted 1/2 clock output 1/2 clock output Inverted clock output Clock output Delay sync signal output Inverted delay sync signal output PECL reference voltage PECL output power supply Digital GND TTL high level clamp PLL circuit analog power supply PLL circuit analog GND VCO circuit analog power supply VCO circuit analog GND VCO SUB analog GND Charge pump current preparation External pin for LPF External pin for LPF IREF analog GND IREF analog power supply –4– Reference voltage level 5V 0V PECL PECL TTL TTL PECL PECL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL 5V 0V TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL 0V 5V 0V 5V PECL PECL PECL PECL PECL PECL PECLVCC – 1.7V 5V 0V Clamp voltage 5V 0V 5V 0V 0V 1.2V 2.0 to 4.4V 2.1V 0V 5V CXA3266Q Pin Description and I/O Pin Equivalent Circuit Pin No. Symbol I/O Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit Description 1 IOVCC — 5V Digital power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 2 IOGND — 0V Digital GND. 18 DVCC — 5V Digital power supply. 19 DGND — 0V Digital GND. 25 TTLGND — 0V TTL output GND. 26 TTLVCC — 5V TTL output power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 27 IOGND — 0V Digital GND. 5V PECL output power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 28 PECLVCC — 36 PECLVCC — 5V PECL output power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 37 IOGND — 0V Digital GND. 39 PLLVCC — 5V PLL circuit analog power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 40 PLLGND — 0V PLL circuit analog GND. 41 VCOVCC — 5V VCO circuit analog power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 42 VCOGND — 0V VCO circuit analog GND. 43 VCOHGND — 0V VCO SUB analog GND. 47 IRGND 0V IREF analog GND. 5V IREF analog power supply. Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 48 IRVCC — — –5– CXA3266Q Pin No. 3 Symbol VCOH I/O I Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit PECL External VCO input. Programmable counter test input (switchable by a control register). When using the VCO PECL input, open the Pin 5 VCO TTL input. PECL External inverted VCO input. When open, this pin goes to the PECL threshold voltage (IOVcc – 1.3V). Only the Pin 3 VCOH input with VCOL input open can be also operated but complementary input is recommended in order to realize stable high-speed operation. IOVCC 4 VCOL I 14k 500 3 7 4 8 500 7 SYNCH I Description PECL 14k Sync input. When using the SYNCH PECL input, open the Pin 9 SYNC TTL input. The sync signal can be switched between positive/negative polarity by an internal register. IOGND 8 SYNCL I Inverted sync input. When open, this pin goes to the PECL threshold voltage (IOVcc – 1.3V). Only the Pin 7 SYNCH input with SYNCL input open can be also operated but complementary input is recommended in order to realize stable high-speed operation. PECL –6– CXA3266Q Pin No. 5 6 9 Symbol VCO HOLD SYNC I/O I I I Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit Description TTL External VCO input. Programmable counter test input (controlled by a control register). When using the VCO TTL input, open the Pin 3 VCOH and Pin 4 VCOL PECL inputs. TTL Phase detector disable signal. Active high. When this pin is high, the phase detector output is held. This pin goes to high level when open. (See the HOLD Timing Chart.) Sync input. When using the SYNC TTL input, open the Pin 7 SYNCH and Pin 8 SYNCL PECL inputs. The sync signal can be switched between positive/negative polarity by an internal register. TTL IOVCC 40k 5 10 10 SENABLE I TTL 192 6 11 9 12 1.5V 13 TTL Control signal (clock) for setting the internal registers. When SENABLE is low, SDATA is loaded to the registers at the rising edge of SCLK. When SENABLE is high, the register contents are output from SEROUT at the falling edge of SCLK. (See the Control Register Table and Control Timing Chart.) TTL Control signal (data) for setting the internal registers. (See the Control Register Table and Control Timing Chart.) TTL Programmable counter test input. This pin is normally open status and high. Register contents can be loaded immediately to programmable counter by setting TLOAD low during the programmable counter test mode. IOGND 11 12 13 SCLK SDATA TLOAD I I I Control signal (enable) for setting the internal registers. When SENABLE is low, registers can be written; when high, registers can be read. (See the Control Register Table and Control Timing Chart.) –7– CXA3266Q Pin No. Symbol I/O Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit Description IOVCC 40k 14 CS I TTL Chip select. When low, all circuits including the register circuit are set to the power saving mode. When high, all circuits are set to operating mode. 192 14 IOGND TTLVCC 3k 38 VOCLP I Clamp voltage 38 3.5k TTLGND –8– TTL output high level clamp. The TTL high level voltage is clamped at the almost same value with the voltage applied to this pin. When this pin is open, TTL output high level is approximately 2.7V by dividing the internal resistor. CXA3266Q Pin No. 15 16 20 Symbol SEROUT DIVOUT CLK/2N I/O O O O Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit TTL Register read output. When SENABLE is high, the register contents are output from SEROUT at the falling edge of SCLK. (See the Control Register Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTL Programmable counter test output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTL IOVCC CLK/2 O Inverted 1/2 clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTLVCC 100k 21 Description TTL 15 22 16 23 20 24 21 TTLGND TTL Inverted clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTL Clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTL Delay sync signal output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) and switched between positive/negative polarity by a control register. IOGND 22 23 24 CLKN CLK DSYNC O O O TTLVCC 17 UNLOCK O 1/2 clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. TTL 17 TTLGND IOGND –9– Unlock signal output. This pin is an open collector output, and pulls in the current when a phase difference occurs. The UNLOCK sensitivity can be adjusted by connecting a capacitor and resistors to this output appropriately. (See the UNLOCK Timing Chart.) TTL output can be turned ON/OFF (high impedance) by a control register. CXA3266Q Pin No. 29 30 Symbol CLK/2L CLK/2H I/O O O Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit PECL Inverted 1/2 clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. PECL 1/2 clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. IOVCC 31 CLKL O Description PECLVCC PECL 30 32 34 29 31 33 32 CLKH O PECL IOGND 33 34 DSYNCL DSYNCH O O Inverted clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. Clock output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. PECL Delay sync signal output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. PECL Inverted delay sync signal output. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This pin requires an external pulldown resistor. When not used, connect to PECLVCC without connecting a pull-down resistor. – 10 – CXA3266Q Pin No. Symbol I/O Reference voltage level Equivalent circuit Description PECLVCC 35 VBB O PECLVCC –1.7V 35 PECL reference voltage. When used, ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. IOGND IRVCC 44 IREF — Charge pump current preparation. Connect to GND via an external resistor (3.0kΩ). Ground this pin to the ground pattern with a 0.1µF ceramic chip capacitor as close to the pin as possible. 1.2V 44 IRGND IOGND 45 RC2 — 2.0 to 4.4V IRVCC 46 45 IOGND IRGND 46 RC1 — 2.1V – 11 – External pin for LPF. See the Recommended Operating Circuit for the external circuits. Note that external resistors and capacitors should be metal film resistors and temperature compensation capacitors which are relatively unaffected by temperature change. External pin for LPF. See the Recommended Operating Circuit for the external circuits. – 12 – Register 7 Register 6 Register 5 Register 4 Register 3 Register 2 Register 1 TESTPOWREG register read no TTLPOLREG UNLOCK Enable DSYNC Enable DSYNC Hold 37 NCLK/2 Enable 31 30 register read no 23 FINE DELAY Bit 5 17 VCO DIV Bit 5 3 DATA5 DSYNC DELAY 29 COARSE COARSE DELAY DELAY Bit 1 Bit 0 16 VCO DIV Bit 6 VCO DIV Bit 7 15 2 DATA6 1 DATA7 MSB CPREG register read no DELAYREG register read no CENFREREG register read no DIVREG2 register read no DIVREG1 register read no Register No. Register Name Control Register Table DSYNC By-pass 38 CLK/2 Enable 32 DIVOUT Enable 39 NCLK Enable 33 Read out power 40 CLK Enable 34 PD POL DSYNC WIDTH Bit 0 DSYNC WIDTH Bit 1 Synth power 41 DSYNC POL 35 C.Pump Bit 1 27 VCO By-pass 42 SYNC POL 36 C.Pump Bit 0 28 FINE DELAY Bit 0 FINE DELAY Bit 1 FINE DELAY Bit 2 26 22 21 20 25 FINE DELAY Bit 3 19 DIV 1, 2, 4, 8 DIV 1, 2, 4, 8 Bit 1 Bit 0 14 VCO DIV Bit 8 VCO DIV Bit 9 VCO DIV Bit 10 VCO DIV Bit 11 13 12 VCO DIV Bit 0 VCO DIV Bit 1 11 8 DATA0 LSB 7 DATA1 10 VCO DIV Bit 2 6 DATA2 9 VCO DIV Bit 3 5 DATA3 24 FINE DELAY Bit 4 18 VCO DIV Bit 4 4 DATA4 DATA 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 ADDR2 MSB 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 ADDR1 ADDRESS 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 ADDR0 LSB CXA3266Q CXA3266Q Electrical Characteristics Item (Ta = 25°C, VCC = 5V, GND = 0V) Symbol Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit Current consumption (excluding output current) Current consumption 1 ICC1 CS = H, Synth Power = 1 51.0 65.5 79.0 mA Current consumption 2 ICC2 CS = H, Synth Power = 0 9.0 13.0 16.0 mA Current consumption 3 ICC3 CS = L 1.2 1.5 1.8 mA Digital input IOVCC –1.15 Digital high level input voltage (PECL) VIH1 Digital low level input voltage (PECL) VIL1 VCOL, SYNCL input open voltage (PECL) VIO Digital high level input current (PECL) IIH1 VIH = IOVCC – 0.8V –100 100 µA Digital low level input current (PECL) IIL1 VIL = IOVCC – 1.6V –200 0 µA Digital high level input voltage (TTL) VIH2 Digital low level input voltage (TTL) VIL2 Digital high level input current (TTL) IIH2 VIH = 3.5V Digital low level input current (TTL) IIL2 VIL = 0.2V V IOVCC –1.5 IOVCC –1.3 V V V 2.0 0.8 V –10 –5 µA –20 0 µA 1.00 nA HOLD characteristics RC1 input pin leak current Ileak HOLD signal set-up time Ths 20 ns HOLD signal hold time Thh 20 ns PECLVCC –1.6 V Digital output Digital high level output voltage (PECL) VOH1 RL = 330Ω Digital low level output voltage (PECL) VOL1 RL = 330Ω PECL output reference voltage VBB RL = 330Ω Digital high level output voltage (TTL) VOH2 CL = 10pF Digital low level output voltage (TTL) VOL2 CL = 10pF – 13 – PECLVCC –1.8 PECLVCC –1.7 V V 2.4 V 0.5 V CXA3266Q Item Symbol Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit UNLOCK output UNLOCK output current Iunlock mA –30 SYNC input SYNC input frequency range Fin 120 10 kHz DSYNC output DSYNC output coarse delay time setting resolution (upper) Rdsync1 DSYNC output coarse delay time (upper) Td1 DSYNC output fine delay time setting resolution (lower) Rdsync2 DSYNC output fine delay time (lower) Td2 8/32 48/32 CLK DSYNC output DIVOUT output delay time Td9 4 5 CLK bit 2 5 2 CLK bit 6 VCO characteristics DIV output frequency operation range 1 FVCO1 DIV = 1/1 40 203 MHz DIV output frequency operation range 2 FVCO2 DIV = 1/2 20 100 MHz DIV output frequency operation range 3 FVCO3 DIV = 1/4 10 50 MHz DIV output frequency operation range 4 FVCO4 DIV = 1/8 5 25 MHz VCO lock range Vlock 2.0 4.4 V VCO gain 1 KVCO1 DIV = 1/1 300 480 700 Mrad/sv VCO gain 2 KVCO2 DIV = 1/2 150 240 350 Mrad/sv VCO gain 3 KVCO3 DIV = 1/4 75 120 175 Mrad/sv VCO gain 4 KVCO4 DIV = 1/8 37.5 60 87.5 Mrad/sv Charge pump current 1 Kpd1 C.Pump Bit = 00, IREF = 3.0kΩ 62.5 100 137.5 Charge pump current 2 Kpd2 C.Pump Bit = 01, IREF = 3.0kΩ 125 200 275 Charge pump current 3 Kpd3 C.Pump Bit = 10, IREF = 3.0kΩ 250 400 550 Change pump current 4 Kpd4 C.Pump Bit = 11, IREF = 3.0kΩ 500 800 1100 VCO counter bits Rdiv2 12 – 14 – µA µA µA µA bit CXA3266Q Item Symbol Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit CLK (CLK, CLK/2) output CLK output (PECL) frequency range 1 Fclk1PECL DIV = 1/1 40 203 MHz CLK output (PECL) frequency range 2 Fclk2PECL DIV = 1/2 20 100 MHz CLK output (PECL) frequency range 3 Fclk3PECL DIV = 1/4 10 50 MHz CLK output (PECL) frequency range 4 Fclk4PECL DIV = 1/8 5 25 MHz CLK, CLK/2 output (PECL) TrPECL rise time 10% to 90%, RL = 330Ω 1.0 2.0 3.0 ns CLK, CLK/2 output (PECL) TfPECL fall time 10% to 90%, RL = 330Ω 1.0 2.0 3.0 ns CLK output (TTL) frequency range 1 Fclk1TTL DIV = 1/1 40 100 MHz CLK output (TTL) frequency range 2 Fclk2TTL DIV = 1/2 20 100 MHz CLK output (TTL) frequency range 3 Fclk3TTL DIV = 1/4 10 50 MHz CLK output (TTL) frequency range 4 Fclk4TTL DIV = 1/8 5 25 MHz CLK, CLK/2 output (TTL) rise time TrTTL 10% to 90%, CL = 10pF 0.8 1.1 1.6 ns CLK, CLK/2 output (TTL) fall time TfTTL 10% to 90%, CL = 10pF 0.8 1.1 1.6 ns CLK output (PECL, TTL) duty Dclk2 CL = 10pF 40 50 60 % SYNC input (PECL) and CLK output (PECL) delay offset Td3 CL = 10pF 1.0 1.6 2.2 ns CLK output (PECL) and DSYNC output (PECL) phase difference Td4 CL = 10pF 1.0 2.0 3.0 ns CLK output (PECL) and CLK/2 output (PECL) phase difference Td5 CL = 10pF 0.3 0.7 1.1 ns DSYNC, CLK, CLK/2 output (PECL) and TTL output phase difference Td8 CL = 10pF 1.8 2.5 3.2 ns – 15 – CXA3266Q Item Symbol Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit Tj1p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 15.73kHz Fclk = 12.27MHz N = 780 1.8 2.5 4.0 ns Tj2p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 31.47kHz Fclk = 25.18MHz N = 800 1.2 1.5 1.9 ns Tj3p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 48.08kHz Fclk = 50.00MHz N = 1040 1.0 1.4 1.7 ns Tj4p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 56.48kHz Fclk = 75.00MHz N = 1328 0.9 1.3 1.6 ns Tj5p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 80kHz Fclk = 136.00MHz N = 1700 0.7 1.0 1.4 ns Tj6p-p triggered at SYNC Fsync = 93.75kHz Fclk = 202.50MHz N = 2160 0.5 0.8 1.0 ns triggered at DSYNC 0.1 ns 12 MHz CLK (CLK, CLK/2) output CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (NTSC) CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (VGA) CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (SVGA) CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (XGA) CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (SXGA) CLK vs. SYNC output jitter (UXGA) CLK vs. DSYNC output jitter Tj7p-p Control registers SCLK frequency SCLK in write/read mode SENABLE set-up time TENS in write mode 3 ns SENABLE hold time TENH in write mode 0 ns SDATA set-up time TDS in write mode 3 ns SDATA hold time TDH in read mode 0 ns SENABLE set-up time TNENS in read mode 3 ns SENABLE hold time TNENH in read mode 0 ns – 16 – CXA3266Q Description of Block Diagram Sync Input Sync signals in the range of 10 to 120kHz can be input. Input supports both positive and negative polarity. PECL input can also be a single input. When SYNC is positive polarity, the clock is regenerated in synchronization with the rising edge of the sync signal. When SYNC is negative polarity, the clock is regenerated in synchronization with the falling edge of the sync signal. VCO oscillation stops when there is no sync input. Register: SYNC POL 1 0 SYNC input polarity Positive Negative Phase Detector The phase detector operates at the sync input frequency of 10 to 120kHz. The PD input polarity should be set to the default PD POL = 1. Phase comparison is performed at the edges. The input circuit of the phase detector does not contain a hysteresis circuit, so the waveform must be shaped at the front end of the CXA3266Q when inputting a noisy signal. The phase detector HOLD signal is supplied by TTL. (See the HOLD Timing Chart.) The PLL UNLOCK signal is output by an open collector. (See the UNLOCK Timing Chart.) Charge Pump The gain (I, I/2, I/4, I/8) can be varied by changing the charge pump current using 2 bits of control register. Register: C.Pump bit 1 0 0 1 1 Register: C.Pump bit 0 0 1 0 1 Charge pump current 100µA 200µA 400µA 800µA LPF This is a loop filter comprised of the external capacitors and resistor. Be sure to use metal film resistors with little temperature variation and a temperature-compensated capacitor. In particular, the 0.068µF capacitor should be equivalent to high dielectric constant series capacitor type B or better. (electrostatic capacitance change ratio ±10%: T = –25 to +85°C) VCO The VCO oscillator frequency covers from 40 to 203MHz. VCO Rear-end Counter The VCO output is frequency divided to 1/1, 1/2, 1/4 or 1/8 by switching 2 bits of control register. The operating range can be expanded to 5 to 203MHz by combining the counter with a VCO frequency divider. Register: DIV 1, 2, 4, 8 bit 1 0 0 1 1 Register: DIV 1, 2, 4, 8 bit 0 0 1 0 1 Counter frequency divisions 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 – 17 – CXA3266Q Feedback Programmable Counter This counter can be set as desired from 256 to 4096 using 12 bits. Frequency divisions = (m + 1) × 8 + n, n: 3 bits (VCO DIV bits 0 to 2), m: 9 bits (VCO DIV bits 3 to 11) When the register value is changed, the new setting is actually loaded to the counter when the counter value becomes "all 0". Clock Output When SYNC input is positive polarity, the clock is regenerated in synchronization with the rising edge of the sync signal. The clock output delay time can be changed in the range of 8/32 to 48/32 CLK using 6 bits of control register. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) Output is TTL and PECL (complementary), and supports both positive and negative polarity. Clock TTL output can also be turned off independently. Register: Clock Enable 1 0 Clock output status ON OFF 1/2 Clock Output Reset is performed at the delay sync timing and the clock output is frequency divided by 1/2. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) Both odd and even output are TTL and PECL output. TTL output can also be turned off independently. Register: Clock Enable 1 0 Clock output status ON OFF Delay Sync Output The front edge of the delay sync pulse is latched by the pulse obtained by frequency dividing the CLK regenerated by the PLL, so there is almost no jitter with respect to CLK. This front edge can be used as the reset signal for the system timing circuit. The rear edge of the delay sync pulse is latched by the CLK regenerated by the PLL. This relationship is undefined for one clock as shown in the Timing Chart. The delay sync output delay time can be varied in two stages. First, the delay time can be varied in the range of 8/32 to 48/32 CLK using 6 bits of control register, and then in the range of 2 to 5 CLK using 2 bits of control register. In other words, the total delay time is ((8/32 to 48/32) + (2 to 5)) CLK. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) DSYNC output is TTL and PECL (complementary), and supports both positive and negative polarity. Clock TTL output can also be turned off. Register: Clock Enable 1 0 Clock output status ON OFF Lower delay line FINE DELAY bits 0 to 5 000111 001000 · · · · · · · · · · · · 101111 Delay time 8/32CLK 9/32CLK · · · · · · · · · · · · 48/32CLK Upper delay line COARSE DELAY bits 0 to 1 00 01 10 11 Delay time 2CLK 3CLK 4CLK 5CLK Register: DSYNC POL 1 0 DSYNC output polarity Positive Negative – 18 – CXA3266Q Programmable Counter TTL Output Switching Output (PECL, TTL) from DSYNC output is possible by switching of control register. 1 0 Register: DSYNC By-pass Output status from DSYNC DIVOUT output DSYNC output Delay Sync Output Width (DSYNC By-pass = 0) Delay sync output pulse width can be varied to 1, 2, 4, or 8CLK by switching 2 bits of control register. Register: DSYNC WIDTH 00 01 10 11 DSYNC width 1CLK 2CLK 4CLK 8CLK Delay Sync Output Delay (DSYNC By-pass = 0) DIVOUT output delay from delay sync output can be varied to 4 or 5CLK by switching of control register. Register: DSYNC DELAY 0 1 Delay time 4CLK 5CLK DSYNC Output Switching during HOLD By switching with a control register, DSYNC output during HOLD period is controlled. Its output status is different according to DSYNC By-pass, DSYNC POL and HOLD signals of the register. The output for each setting is shown below. Output from DSYNC (Pin 24) and DSYNCH (Pin 34) Register DSYNC Hold Register DSYNC By-pass Register DSYNC POL Pin 6 HOLD 0 0 0 H H 0 0 0 L DIVOUT 0 0 1 H L 0 0 1 L DIVOUT 0 1 0 H H 0 1 0 L DSYNC 0 1 1 H L 0 1 1 L DSYNC 1 0 0 H DIVOUT 1 0 0 L DIVOUT 1 0 1 H DIVOUT 1 0 1 L DIVOUT 1 1 0 H DSYNC 1 1 0 L DSYNC 1 1 1 H DSYNC 1 1 1 L DSYNC – 19 – CXA3266Q Control Circuit (3-bit address, 8-bit data) The timing and input methods are described hereafter. Feedback programmable counter control VCO rear-end counter control Fine delay line control Coarse delay line control Charge pump current DAC control Phase detector input positive/negative polarity control Delay sync output width control Delay sync output delay control Sync input positive/negative polarity control Delay sync output positive/negative polarity control Clock TTL output OFF function Inverted clock TTL output OFF function 1/2 clock TTL output OFF function Inverted 1/2 clock TTL output OFF function Delay sync TTL output OFF function UNLOCK output OFF function Programmable counter input switching Power save with register contents held Register read function power ON/OFF Programmable counter TTL output OFF function Programmable counter TTL output switching Delay sync output hold function REGISTER1, 2 REGISTER3 REGISTER4 REGISTER4 REGISTER5 REGISTER5 REGISTER5 REGISTER5 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER6 REGISTER7 REGISTER7 REGISTER7 REGISTER7 REGISTER7 REGISTER7 12bit 2bit 6bit 2bit 2bit 1bit 2bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit 1bit VCODIV Bit0 to 11 DIV1, 2, 4, 8 Bit0, Bit1 FINE DELAY Bit0 to 5 COARSE DELAY Bit0, Bit1 C.Pump Bit0, Bit1 PD POL DSYNC WIDTH DSYNC DELAY SYNC POL DSYNC POL CLK Enable NCLK Enable CLK/2 Enable NCLK/2 Enable DSYNC Enable UNLOCK Enable VCO By-pass Synth power Read out power DIVOUT Enable DSYNC By-pass DSYNC Hold Power Save The CXA3266Q realizes 2-step power saving (all OFF, control registers only ON). This is controlled by a control register and the chip selector. Step 1: Chip selector control CS H L Power saving status Power ON All OFF Step 2: Control register control Register: Synth power 1 0 Power saving status Power ON Control registers only ON Readout Circuit (during test mode) The control register contents can be read by serial data from SEROUT. (See the Control Register Timing Chart.) Register: Read out power Readout status 0 1 Function OFF Function ON – 20 – CXA3266Q Programmable Counter Output (during test mode) The programmable counter output is TTL output from the DIVOUT pin. (See the I/O Timing Chart.) This output is normally not used. Register: DIVOUT Enable 0 1 DIVOUT output status OFF ON TLOAD input (during test mode) This control signal forcibly loads the control register contents to the programmable counter. This signal is normally not used. TLOAD H L Forced load control status Function OFF Function ON VCO input (during test mode) This is the programmable counter test signal input pin. This pin can be switched internally by the MUX circuit. TTL and PECL input are possible. This pin is normally not used. Register: VCO By-pass Input status 1 0 Internal VCO External input – 21 – CXA3266Q Control Register Timing 1) Write mode Many functions of the CXA3266Q can be controlled via a program. Characteristics are changed by setting the internal control register values via a serial interface comprised of three pins: SENABLE (Pin 10), SCLK (Pin 11) and SDATA (Pin 12). The write timing diagram is shown below. Input the 8-bit data and 3-bit register address MSB first to the SDATA pin. Some registers are not 8 bits, but the data is input aligned with the LSB side in these cases. (See the Register Table.) SENABLE is the enable signal and is active low. SCLK is the transfer clock signal, and data is loaded to the IC at the rising edge. When SENABLE rises, SCLK must be high. (Registers are set at the rising edge of SENABLE.) When SENABLE falls, SCLK may be either high or low. SENABLE 8bit DATA SDATA 3bit ADDRESS SCLK Enlarged Enlarged TENS TENH SENABLE SDATA SCLK TDS TDH For example, when inputting a 16-bit signal, the initial 5 bits are invalid and the latter 11 bits are valid. This is to say that the latter 11 bits are loaded to the register. SENABLE SDATA 5bit Invalid DATA 8bit DATA SCLK – 22 – 3bit address CXA3266Q The settings of the frequency divider (2 bits, DIV1, 2, 4, 8) and programmable counter (12 bits, VCODIV) at the rear end of the VCO are transferred in the order shown below. (The data will be set when the three registers are transferred.) First DIVREG2, CENFREREG and DIVREG1 are set, and then the data is transferred independently at the timings shown below. DIVREG2 (upper 4 bits of VCODIV) ↓ CENFREREG (2 bits of DIV1, 2, 4, 8) ↓ DIVREG1 (lower 8 bits of VCODIV) All three of the above registers must be changed even when changing only (2 bits of DIV1, 2, 4, 8). This is the same when changing only (12 bits of VCODIV). SENABLE SDATA SCLK DIVREG2 CENFREREG – 23 – DIVREG1 CXA3266Q 2) Read mode Data can be transferred from the shift register to the data register only when SENABLE is high. Binary data can be read from the data register by inputting SCLK when SENABLE is high. Data is loaded from the data register to the SCAN PATH circuit each time one clock is input to SCLK, and is output sequentially from the register read no. 1 data (VCODIV bit 7) through the SEROUT pin. When the 42nd SCLK clock pulse is input, the register read no. 42 data (VCO By-pass) is output. Then, when the 43rd clock pulse is input to SCLK, the output returns to the register read no. 1 data (VCODIV bit 7) and the data output is repeated. Also, the data output from the SCAN PATH circuit is automatically reloaded even when the shift register data is changed during data output. Note) Since all registers do not have 8 bits, only the valid bits of each register are loaded to the SCAN PATH circuit. (See the Control Register Table for the actual register read no.) SCLK CLK I/P SHIFT REGISTER, 11 BITS NEN SENABLE 8 BIT DATA 3 BIT ADDRESS 7 DATA REGISTERS (42 LATCHES). REGISTERS ARE DIFFERENT LENGTHS UP TO 8 BIT TR EN CLK SEROUT SCAN PATH, 1 ELEMENT PER REGISTER BIT Block Diagram during Read Mode TNENS TNENH SENA READ NO. 1 SEROUT SCLK 1 READ NO. 2 2 Timing Chart during Read Mode – 24 – READ NO. N N – 25 – A/D CONVERTER P1 & P2 O/P (TTL) A/D CONVERTER 1/2CLK O/P (TTL) CLK/2 O/P (N = ODD) (PECL) CLK/2 O/P (N = EVEN) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 1) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 0) (PECL) RESET (Internal Signal) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 1) (PECL) CLK O/P (PECL) SYNC I/P (+VE POL) (PECL) Td3 (typ. 2ns) Timing Chart (Td1 = 2CLK) 0 2 3 Td4 (typ. 2.0ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td1 = 2CLK Td2 = 1/32 to 64/32CLK 1CLK 1 5CLK Td9 = 5CLK Td9 = 4CLK 4 1, 2, 4, 8CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK CXA3266Q – 26 – A/D CONVERTER P1 & P2 O/P (TTL) A/D CONVERTER 1/2CLK O/P (TTL) CLK/2 O/P (N = ODD) (PECL) CLK/2 O/P (N = EVEN) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 1) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 0) (PECL) RESET (Internl Signal) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 1) (PECL) CLK O/P (PECL) SYNC I/P (+VE POL) (PECL) Td3 (typ. 2ns) Timing Chart (Td1 = 3CLK) 0 2 Td1 = 3CLK Td2 = 1/32 to 64/32CLK 1CLK 1 4 Td4 (typ. 2.0ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) 3 Td9 = 5CLK Td9 = 4CLK 5CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK CXA3266Q – 27 – A/D CONVERTER P1 & P2 O/P (TTL) A/D CONVERTER 1/2CLK O/P (TTL) CLK/2 O/P (N = ODD) (PECL) CLK/2 O/P (N = EVEN) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 1) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 0) (PECL) RESET (Internal Signal) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 1) (PECL) CLK O/P (PECL) SYNC I/P (+VE POL) (PECL) Td3 (typ. 2ns) Timing Chart (Td1 = 4CLK) 0 2 Td1 = 4CLK Td2 = 1/32 to 64/32CLK 1CLK 1 3 5CLK Td4 (typ. 2.0ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) 4 Td9 = 5CLK Td9 = 4CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK CXA3266Q – 28 – A/D CONVERTER P1 & P2 O/P (TTL) A/D CONVERTER 1/2CLK O/P (TTL) CLK/2 O/P (N = ODD) (PECL) CLK/2 O/P (N = EVEN) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 1) (PECL) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 0, DSYNC Delay = 0) (PECL) RESET (Internal Signal) DSYNC O/P (+VE POL) (DSYNC By-pass = 1) (PECL) CLK O/P (PECL) SYNC I/P (+VE POL) (PECL) Td3 (typ. 2ns) Timing Chart (Td1 = 5CLK) 0 2 3 Td1 = 5CLK Td2 = 1/32 to 64/32CLK 1CLK 1 4 Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td5 (typ. 0.7ns) Td4 (typ. 2.0ns) 5CLK Td9 = 5CLK Td9 = 4CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK 1, 2, 4, 8CLK CXA3266Q CXA3266Q 2. HOLD timing SYNC input (SYNC POL = 1) SYNC input (SYNC POL = 0) DIVOUT output (TTL) Thh Ths Thh Ths Thold HOLD input (TTL) AA A AA A AA The phase comparison output is held and fixed VCO output frequency is output. CLK output HOLD signal set-up time (Ths) is a time from the rising edge of HOLD signal to the falling edge of DIVOUT. Or, when SYNC POL = 1, it is a time from the falling edge of HOLD signal to the rising edge of SYNC; when SYNC POL = 0, it is the time from the falling edge of HOLD signal to the falling edge of SYNC. HOLD signal hold time (Thh) is the time from the falling edge of DIVOUT to falling edge of HOLD signal. Or, when SYNC POL = 1, it is the time from the rising edge of SYNC to the rising edge of HOLD signal; when SYNC POL = 0, it is the time from the falling edge of SYNC to the rising edge of HOLD signal. When the HOLD input is held, the CLK frequency fluctuation can be calculated as follows. I SW +Q ∆V –Q C Ileak VCO ∆f SW I C · ∆V = Q = Ileak · Thold C: ∆V: Ileak: Thold: Loop filter capacitance Voltage variation due to leak current Internal amplifier leak current Hold time ∆V = Ileak · Thold/C ∆f = ∆V · KVCO = Ileak · Thold/C · KVCO For example, assuming f = 100MHz, Ileak = 1nA, Thold = 1ms, C = 0.068µF, and KVCO = 2π · 75MHz, then: ∆V = 1 × 10–9 · 1 × 10–3/(0.068 × 10–6) = 15 × 10–6 [V] ∆f = 1 × 10–9 · 1 × 10–3/(0.068 × 10–6) · 75 × 106 = 1125 [Hz] – 29 – CXA3266Q 3. Relationship between SYNC input and DSYNC output during HOLD SYNC internal signal J DIVOUTN internal signal K DSYNC internal signal Q CK Q CLK When the above SYNC internal and DIVOUTN internal signals are input, the DSYNC internal signal is output as shown in the table below. 1. DSYNC = L when SYNC = L and DIVOUTN = L. 2. DSYNC = H∗ or L∗ (unchanged with the previous data) when SYNC = H and DIVOUTN = L. 3. DSYNC = H when DIVOUTN = H (SYNC = H or L) SYNC DIVOUTN L L L H H L H H J K Q Q DSYNC L∗ L L L∗ L∗ (1) H L H L L (2) L H L H H (3) L L L L∗ H∗ H∗ L∗ H∗ L∗ L L H L H H (4) (5) (6) (∗) is unchanged with the previous data. SYNC internal signal DIVOUTN internal signal DSYNC internal signal (1) (5) (6) (4) – 30 – (2) (3) CXA3266Q During HOLD, the output from DSYNC can be controlled by register DSYNC hold. Its output status differs according to the DSYNC polarity or DSYNC By-pass switching. The below diagrams show the relationship with DSYNC output for each SYNC input. (DSYNC POL = 1 for all of CASE1 to CASE3.) CASE1 HSYNC (SYNC POL = 1) HOLD input (1) During DSYNC HOLD ON (DSYNC Hold = 1) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 (2) During DSYNC HOLD OFF (DSYNC Hold = 0) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 CASE2 HSYNC (SYNC POL = 1) HOLD input (1) During DSYNC HOLD ON (DSYNC Hold = 1) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 (2) During DSYNC HOLD OFF (DSYNC Hold = 0) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 – 31 – CXA3266Q CASE3 HSYNC (SYNC POL = 1) HOLD input (1) During DSYNC HOLD ON (DSYNC Hold = 1) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 (2) During DSYNC HOLD OFF (DSYNC Hold = 0) DSYNC By-pass = 1 DSYNC By-pass = 0 – 32 – CXA3266Q 4. UNLOCK timing Inside the IC Outside the IC VCC I2 R2 R1 Signal from phase comparator unlock detect S1 I1 UNLOCK S2 C The unlock detect output is an open collector. When unlock detect output S1 goes high, the current I1 is pulled in. The UNLOCK sensitivity can be adjusted by connecting external resistors (R1, R2) and a capacitor (C) to this output pin appropriately and changing these values. Operation during three modes is described below. CASE 1: When there is no phase difference, that is to say, when the PLL is locked. The S1 signal is low and the S2 signal is high. The UNLOCK output remains low. S1 S2 threshold level UNLOCK CASE 2: When there is a phase difference, that is to say, when the S1 signal goes high and low as shown in the figure below, the fall slew rate of the S2 signal is determined by the current I1 flowing into that open collector. Therefore, increasing the resistance R1 causes the S2 signal fall slew rate to become slower. Also, since the S2 signal rise slew rate is determined by the current I2, reducing the resistance R2 causes the S2 signal rise slew rate to become faster. If this integrated S2 signal does not fall below the threshold level of the next inverter, the UNLOCK signal stays low, and the PLL is said to be locked. S1 S2 threshold level UNLOCK CASE 3: However, even if a phase difference exists as shown above, if the resistance R1 is reduced, the current I1 flowing into the open collector increases, and the S2 signal fall slew rate becomes faster. Also, if the resistance R2 is increased, the S2 signal rise slew rate becomes slower. If this integrated S2 signal falls below the threshold level of the next inverter, the UNLOCK signal goes from low to high, and the PLL is said to be unlocked. S1 threshold level S2 UNLOCK – 33 – CXA3266Q Charge Pump and Loop Filter Settings The CXA3266Q's charge pump is a constant-current output type as shown below. When a constant-current output charge pump circuit is used inside the PLL, the phase detector output acts as a current source, and the dimension of its transmittance KPD is A/rad. Also, when considering the VCO input as a voltage, the LPF transmittance dimension must be expressed in ohms (Ω = V/A). Therefore, the PLL transmittance when a constant-current output charge pump circuit is used is as follows. VCC S1 To LPF S2 ωr 1/S θr + PD LPF VCO KPD (A/rad) F (S) (Ω) KVCO (rad/sV) – θo N 1/S counter ω0/N 1/N The PLL closed loop transmittance is obtained by the following formula. θo/N θr = KPD · F (S) · KVCO · 1/N · 1/S ... (1) 1 + KPD · F (S) · KVCO · 1/N · 1/S Here, KPD, F (S), and KVCO are: KPD: Phase comparator gain F (S): Loop filter transmittance KVCO: VCO gain (A/rad) (Ω) (rad/sV) ∗1 The reason for the 1/S inside the phase detector is as follows. t θo (t)/N = ∫ o ω0 (t)/Ndt + θo (t = 0)/N ... (a) If θo (t = 0) = 0, t θo (t)/N = ∫ o ω0 (t)/Ndt ... (b) Performing Laplace conversion: θo (S)/N = 1 W0 (S)/N ... (c) s – 34 – ω0 CXA3266Q The loop filter F (s) is described below. The loop filter smoothes the output pulse from the phase comparator and inputs it as the DC component to the VCO. In addition to this, however, the loop filter also plays an important element in determining the PLL response characteristics. Typical examples of loop filters include lag filters, lag-lead filters, active filters, etc. However, the CXA3266Q's LPF is a current input type active filter as shown below, so the following calculations show an actual example of deriving the PLL closed loop transmittance when using this type of filter and then using this transmittance to create a formula for setting the filter constants. Current input type active filter C R ii –A –1 Vo –Vo The Bode diagram for formula (2) is as follows. F (S) = = gain [dB] VO 1 + VO = (R + ) A SC 1 + SRC A · SC 1+A log scale The filter transmittance is as follows. 1 τ log w 1 + Sτ A · SC 1+A ∴τ = RC log w phase [deg] 0 Here, assuming A > 1, then: F (S) = 1 + Sτ ........................... (2) SC –45deg –90 Next, substituting (2) into (1) and obtaining the overall closed loop transmittance for the PLL: θo/N θr KPD · KVCO · τ NC = KPD · KVCO · τ NC S2 + = ωn = ζ= S2 √ ·S+ 2ζωnS + ωn2 + 2ζωnS + ωn2 KPD · KVCO NC ... (3) KPD · KVCO ·S+ NC ............................................ (4) KPD · KVCO ...................................................... (5) NC 1 2 ωnτ ................................................................. (6) – 35 – CXA3266Q Here, ωn and ζ are as follows. ωn characteristic angular frequency: The oscillatory angular frequency when PLL oscillation is assumed to have been maintained by the loop filter and individual loop gains is called the characteristic angular frequency: ωn. ζ damping factor: This is the PLL transient response characteristic, and serves as a measure of the PLL stability. It is determined by the loop gain and the loop filter. A capacitor C2 is added to the actual loop filter. This added capacitor C2 is used to reduce the R noise, and a value of around 1/10 to 1/1000 of C1 should be selected as necessary. Current input type active filter with added capacitor C2 C2 C1 R ii –1 –A Vo –Vo 1 + C1 · R · S S ((C1 + C2) + C1 · C2 · R · S) gain [dB] F (S) = The Bode diagram for formula (7) is as follows. 1 + τ1 · S .................. (7) = S (C1 + C2) (1 + τ2 · S) log scale The filter transmittance is as follows. τ1 = C1 · R τ2 = log w C1 · C2 · R C1 + C2 log w phase [deg] 0 Here, assuming C2 = C1/100, then: τ2 = C1 · C1/100 · R C1 + C1/100 = 1 C1 · R 101 = 1 τ1 101 –45deg –90 – 36 – 1 1 τ1 τ2 CXA3266Q Next, the various parameters inside an actual CXA3266Q are obtained. The CXA3266Q's charge pump output block and the LPF circuit are as follows. C2 R1 C1 46 45 CXA3266Q VCC 333 100µA or 200µA or 400µA or 800µA S1 To VCO 100µA or 200µA or 400µA or 800µA S2 20k 100 First, KPD is as follows. KPD = 100µ/2π or 200µ/2π or 400µ/2π or 800µ/2 π (A/rad) Typical KVCO characteristics curves for the CXA3266Q's internal VCO are as follows. 250 VCO frequency [MHz] VCO DIV = 1/1 200 150 VCO DIV = 1/2 100 VCO DIV = 1/4 50 VCO DIV = 1/8 0 2 3 VCO input voltage [V] 4 Therefore, KVCO is as follows. KVCO = 2π · 75M or 2π · 37.5M or 2π · 18.75M or 2π · 9.375M (rad/sV) – 37 – CXA3266Q ωn and ζ calculated for various types of computer signals are shown below. Here, the various parameters are as follows. FSYNC: Input H sync frequency FCLK: Output clock frequency KPD × 2π: Phase comparator gain × 2π (KPD × 2π = +100 or 200 or 400 or 800) KVCO/2π: VCO gain (when VCO DIV = 1/1, KVCO/2π = 75) (when VCO DIV = 1/2, KVCO/2π = 75/2) (when VCO DIV = 1/4, KVCO/2π = 75/4) (when VCO DIV = 1/8, KVCO/2π = 75/8) N: Counter value C1: Loop filter capacitance value R1: Loop filter resistance value MODE Resolution HSYNC FCLK kHz MHz KPD C.Pump N DIV1, 2, 4, 8 C1 KVCO/2π × 2π setting setting setting µA Bit1 Bit0 M/(S × V) Bit1 Bit0 µF R1 ωn fn ζ kΩ kHzrad kHz NTSC 15.73 12.27 400 1 0 75/8 1 1 780 0.068 3.0 8.41 1.34 0.86 NTSC 15.73 18.41 400 1 0 75/8 1 1 1170 0.068 3.0 6.87 1.09 0.70 NTSC 15.73 24.55 800 1 1 75/8 1 1 1560 0.068 3.0 8.41 1.34 0.86 PAL 15.63 14.69 400 1 0 75/8 1 1 940 0.068 3.0 7.66 1.22 0.78 PAL 15.63 22.03 800 1 1 75/8 1 1 1410 0.068 3.0 8.84 1.41 0.90 PAL 15.63 29.38 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 1880 0.068 3.0 7.66 1.22 0.78 PC-98 640 × 400 24.82 21.05 400 1 0 75/8 1 1 848 0.068 3.0 8.06 1.28 0.82 VGA 640 × 480 31.47 25.18 400 1 0 75/8 1 1 800 0.068 3.0 8.30 1.32 0.85 MAC 640 × 480 35.00 30.24 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 864 0.068 3.0 11.30 1.80 1.15 VESA 640 × 480 37.86 31.50 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 832 0.068 3.0 11.51 1.83 1.17 SVGA 800 × 600 35.16 36.00 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 1024 0.068 3.0 10.38 1.65 1.06 SVGA 800 × 600 37.88 40.00 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 1056 0.068 3.0 10.22 1.63 1.04 SVGA 800 × 600 46.88 49.51 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 1056 0.068 3.0 10.22 1.63 1.04 SVGA 800 × 600 48.08 50.00 400 1 0 75/4 1 0 1040 0.068 3.0 10.30 1.64 1.05 SVGA 800 × 600 53.67 56.25 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1048 0.068 3.0 14.51 2.31 1.48 832 × 624 49.72 57.28 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1152 0.068 3.0 13.84 2.20 1.41 XGA 1024 × 768 48.36 65.00 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1344 0.068 3.0 12.81 2.04 1.31 XGA 1024 × 768 56.48 75.01 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1328 0.068 3.0 12.89 2.05 1.31 XGA 1024 × 768 60.02 78.75 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1312 0.068 3.0 12.97 2.06 1.32 MAC 1024 × 768 60.24 80.00 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1328 0.068 3.0 12.89 2.05 1.31 XGA 1024 × 768 68.68 94.50 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1376 0.068 3.0 12.66 2.02 1.29 SXGA 1280 × 1024 46.43 78.75 400 1 0 75/2 0 1 1696 0.068 3.0 11.40 1.82 1.16 SXGA 1280 × 1024 63.98 108.00 400 1 0 75/1 0 0 1688 0.068 3.0 16.17 2.57 1.65 SXGA 1280 × 1024 79.98 135.01 400 1 0 75/1 0 0 1688 0.068 3.0 16.17 2.57 1.65 SXGA 1280 × 1024 91.15 156.96 400 1 0 75/1 0 0 1722 0.068 3.0 16.01 2.55 1.63 UXGA 1600 × 1200 81.23 175.46 800 1 1 75/1 0 0 2160 0.068 3.0 20.21 3.22 2.06 UXGA 1600 × 1200 93.72 202.44 800 1 1 75/1 0 0 2160 0.068 3.0 20.21 3.22 2.06 MAC – 38 – CXA3266Q CLK Jitter Evaluation Method The regenerated CLK is obtained by applying Hsync to the CXA3266Q. Apply this CLK to a digital oscilloscope and observe the CLK waveform using Hsync as the trigger. trigger Pulse Generator Hsync CXA3266Q CLK H Back Sync Porch ch1 Digital Oscilloscope Active Video Front Porch Computer signal 15 to 25% of Tsync Hsync Tsync = 1/fsync CLK Enlarged Enlarged Enlarged Enlarged Trigger CLK Tjp-p The CLK jitter is measured at peak to peak in the long-term write mode of the digital oscilloscope as shown in the figure. The CLK jitter size varies according to the difference in the relative position with respect to Hsync. Therefore, when the observation point is changed, the CLK jitter at that point is observed. Jitter amount [Tjp-p] The figure below shows an typical example of the CLK jitter for the CXA3266Q. The CLK jitter increases slightly at the rising edge of Hsync (in the case of positive polarity), and then settles down thereafter. However, this is not a problem as the active pixels start after about 20% of the H cycle has passed from the rising edge of Hsync. 0 1/4 · Tsync 2/4 · Tsync Observation points – 39 – 3/4 · Tsync Tsync CXA3266Q Example of Representative Characteristics KVCO characteristics KVCO temperature characteristics 250 250 DIV = 1/1 Ta = +75°C Ta = +25°C Ta = –25°C 200 Output frequency [MHz] Output frequency [MHz] 200 150 DIV = 1/2 100 DIV = 1/4 50 150 100 50 DIV = 1/8 0 0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 VCO control voltage [V] 4.0 4.5 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 VCO control voltage [V] Fine delay Td2 vs. Fine delay bit Ta = +75°C Ta = +25°C Ta = –25°C 40 32 24 16 8 8 16 24 32 Fine delay bit 40 48 Jitter peak-peak vs. Output frequency 2.5 NTSC, DIV = 1/8, CP = 10, 11 VGA, DIV = 1/8, 1/4, CP = 10 SVGA, DIV = 1/4, CP = 10 XGA, DIV = 1/2, CP = 10 SXGA, DIV = 1/1, CP = 10 UXGA, DIV = 1/1, CP = 11 2.0 Jitter peak-peak [ns] Fine delay Td2 [1/32 CLK] 48 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Output frequency [MHz] – 40 – 180 200 220 4.0 4.5 CXA3266Q Notes on Operation • Be sure not to separate the analog and digital power supplies, and the analog and digital GND. • The ground pattern should be as wide as possible. Using a multi-layer substrate with a mat ground is recommended. • Ground the power supply pins of the IC with a 0.1µF or larger ceramic chip capacitor as close to each pin as possible. • Be sure to accurately match the I/O characteristic impedance in order to ensure sufficient performance during high-speed operation. • Design the set so that the loop filter (external) is located at the minimum distance. (See the CXA3266Q PWB.) • The voltage applied to VOCLP pin must be supplied from the stabilized power supplies (3-pin regulator etc.) because of the construction of internal circuit. – 41 – CXA3266Q (1) Recommended PECL I/O circuit The peripheral circuits mainly use PECL for digital input and output. Of course, PECL and TTL can also be mixed. In this case, disable the TTL outputs with the control registers. PECL level output pins 330Ω 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 DSYNCL CLKH CLKL CLK/2H CLK/2L PECLVCC IOGND 26 TTLVCC 34 25 TTLGND 35 DSYNCH 37 IOGND PECLVCC 36 VBB GND DSYNC 24 38 VOCLP CLK 23 39 PLLVCC CLKN 22 40 PLLGND CLK/2 21 41 VCOVCC CLK/2N 20 42 VCOGND 100pF 0.068µF DGND 19 43 VCOHGND ∗3 VCC DVCC 18 3.0kΩ 100Ω 44 IREF UNLOCK 17 45 RC2 DIVOUT 16 46 RC1 SEROUT 15 100kΩ 10nF 680pF GND 3.0kΩ Loop Filter∗4 47 IRGND IOVCC IOGND VCOH VCOL VCO HOLD SYNCH SYNCL SYNC SENABLE SCLK SDATA 48 CS 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IRVCC TLOAD GND VCC (+5.0V) Control Register Notes) ∗1 Unless otherwise specified, all capacitors are 0.1µF. ∗2 Vary the external resistor and capacitor values of the UNLOCK output as necessary. ∗3 This external resistor (3.0kΩ) should be a metal film resistor in consideration of temperature characteristics. ∗4 The loop filter's capacitors and resistor should also be temperature compensated. 13 HOLD SYNCH, SYNCL: PECL level complementary input – 42 – UNLOCK output∗2 CXA3266Q 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 DSYNCL CLKH CLKL CLK/2H CLK/2L PECLVCC IOGND TTLVCC 25 TTLGND 35 DSYNCH 37 IOGND PECLVCC 36 VBB (2) Recommended TTL I/O circuit The peripheral circuits mainly use TTL for digital input and output. Of course, PECL and TTL can also be mixed. TTL level output pins DSYNC 24 38 VOCLP CLK 23 39 PLLVCC CLKN 22 40 PLLGND CLK/2 21 41 VCOVCC CLK/2N 20 42 VCOGND 100pF 0.068µF DGND 19 43 VCOHGND ∗3 VCC DVCC 18 3.0kΩ 100Ω 44 IREF UNLOCK 17 45 RC2 DIVOUT 16 46 RC1 SEROUT 15 100kΩ 10nF 680pF GND 3.0kΩ Loop Filter∗4 47 IRGND IOVCC IOGND VCOH VCOL VCO HOLD SYNCH SYNCL SYNC SENABLE SCLK SDATA 48 CS 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IRVCC TLOAD GND VCC (+5.0V) Control Register Notes) ∗1 Unless otherwise specified, all capacitors are 0.1µF. ∗2 Vary the external resistor and capacitor values of the UNLOCK output as necessary. ∗3 This external resistor (3.0kΩ) should be a metal film 13 HOLD SYNC: TTL level input resistor in consideration of temperature characteristics. ∗4 The loop filter's capacitors and resistor should also be temperature compensated. – 43 – UNLOCK output∗2 CXA3266Q Connecting the CXA3266Q with Sony ADC (Demultiplex Mode) When connecting the PLL output to A/D converters with built-in demultiplex function such as the CXA3246Q/CXA3276Q/CXA3256R/CXA3286R (Sony), a simple system can be configured by connecting the CLK (PECL) and CLKN (PECL) outputs of the CXA3266Q to the CLK (PECL) and CLKN (PECL) inputs of each A/D converter, respectively, and the 1/2 CLK (PECL) and 1/2 CLKN (PECL) outputs of the CXA3266Q to the RESETN (PECL) and RESET (PECL) inputs of each A/D converter, respectively (when the PLL counter value N is an even number). Wiring Diagram 8 VIN G 8 B VIN CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) TTL 8 TTL 8 ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R DSYNC (TTL) 1/2 CLK (PECL) 1/2 CLKN (PECL) CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) RESETN (PECL) RESET (PECL) ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R 1/2 CLK (TTL) RESETN (PECL) RESET (PECL) 8 TTL VIN CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) TTL CMOS LOGIC RESETN (PECL) RESET (PECL) ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R TTL 8 TTL • CXA3246Q • CXA3276Q • CXA3256R • CXA3286R PLL CXA3266Q – 44 – RESET (TTL) CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) CLK (TTL) R 8-bit 120MSPS ADC 8-bit 160MSPS ADC 8-bit 120MSPS ADC 8-bit 160MSPS ADC CXA3266Q CXA3266Q and Sony ADC (Demultiplex Mode) Timing: 120MHz specification The CXA3266Q and CXA3246Q/CXA3256R timings are shown below. Here, the important timings are as follows. (The clock cycle is labeled as T.) • For the A/D converters Clock input vs. reset input The set-up time is T–1.1ns and the hold time is 0.3ns, satisfying the A/D converter specifications. • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters A/D converter data output vs. 1/2 clock output timing The set-up time is T–4.5ns and the hold time is T–3.5ns. (These timings also include combinations of three A/D converters from different lots, and are defined for all operating temperatures and all operating supply voltages. See the CXA3246Q/CXA3256R data sheets for a detailed description.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters DSYNC signal from CXA3266Q vs. A/D converter 1/2 clock output The set-up time is T–3.2ns and the hold time is T–4.2ns. CXA3266Q T CLK (PECL) out 2.8 to 6.2ns DSYNC (TTL) out 0.3 to 1.1ns 1/2CLK (PECL) out ∗ See the CXA3246Q and CXA3256R data sheets. CXA3246Q CXA3256R Thold min. 3.0 to 7.0ns T–4.2ns Tsetup min. T–3.2ns 1/2CLK (TTL) out DATA (TTL) out – 45 – Tsetup min. Thold min. T–4.5ns T–3.5ns CXA3266Q CXA3266Q and Sony ADC (Demultiplex Mode) Timing: 160MHz specification The CXA3266Q and CXA3276Q/CXA3286R timings are shown below. Here, the important timings are as follows. (The clock cycle is labeled as T.) • For the A/D converters Clock input vs. reset input The set-up time is T–1.1ns and the hold time is 0.3ns, satisfying the A/D converter specifications. • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters A/D converter data output vs. 1/2 clock output timing The set-up time is T–4.0ns and the hold time is T–3.0ns. (These timings also include combinations of three A/D converters from different lots, and are defined for all operating temperatures and all operating supply voltages. See the CXA3276Q/CXA3286R data sheets for a detailed description.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters DSYNC signal from CXA3266Q vs. 1/2 clock output of A/D converter The set-up time is T–3.2ns and the hold time is T–3.7ns. CXA3266Q T CLK (PECL) out 2.8 to 6.2ns DSYNC (TTL) out 0.3 to 1.1ns 1/2CLK (PECL) out ∗ See the CXA3276Q and CXA3286R data sheets. CXA3276Q CXA3286R Thold min. 3.0 to 6.5ns T–3.7ns Tsetup min. T–3.2ns 1/2CLK (TTL) out DATA (TTL) out – 46 – Tsetup min. Thold min. T–4.0ns T–3.0ns CXA3266Q Connecting the CXA3266Q with Sony ADC (Straight Mode) When connecting the PLL output to A/D converters such as the CXA3246Q/CXA3276Q/CXA3256R/CXA3286R (Sony), a simple system can be configured as shown below. Wiring Diagram 8 VIN 8 VIN CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) B TTL ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R 8 VIN TTL ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R DSYNC (TTL) CLK (TTL) CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) CMOS LOGIC G TTL ADC CXA3246Q CXA3276Q CXA3256R CXA3286R • CXA3246Q • CXA3276Q • CXA3256R • CXA3286R PLL CXA3266Q – 47 – RESET (TTL) CLK (PECL) CLKN (PECL) CLK (TTL) R 8-bit 120MSPS ADC 8-bit 160MSPS ADC 8-bit 120MSPS ADC 8-bit 160MSPS ADC CXA3266Q CXA3266Q and Sony ADC (Straight Mode) Timing: 100MHz specification The CXA3266Q and CXA3246Q/CXA3256R timings are shown below. Here, the important timings are as follows. (The clock cycle is labeled as T.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters A/D converter data output vs. clock output from CXA3266Q The set-up time is T–5.7ns and the hold time is 0.3ns. (These timings also include combinations of three A/D converters from different lots, and are defined for all operating temperatures and all operating supply voltages. See the CXA3246Q/CXA3256R data sheets for a detailed description.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters DSYNC signal from CXA3266Q vs. A/D converter clock output The set-up time is T–3.0ns and the hold time is T–1.0ns. CXA3266Q T CLK (PECL) out 1.8 to 3.2ns CLK (TTL) out 1.0 to 3.0ns DSYNC (TTL) out Thold min. 1.0ns Tsetup min. T–3.0ns CXA3246Q CXA3256R Tsetup min. T–5.7ns Thold min. 0.3ns 3.5ns min. DATA (TTL) out 7.5ns max. – 48 – CXA3266Q CXA3266Q and Sony ADC (Straight Mode) Timing: 100MHz specification The CXA3266Q and CXA3276Q/CXA3286R timings are shown below. Here, the important timings are as follows. (The clock cycle is labeled as T.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters A/D converter data output vs. clock output from CXA3266Q The set-up time is T–5.2ns and the hold time is 0.3ns. (These timings also include combinations of three A/D converters from different lots, and are defined for all operating temperatures and all operating supply voltages. See the CXA3276Q/CXA3286R data sheets for a detailed description.) • For the CMOS LOGIC at the rear end of the A/D converters DSYNC signal from CXA3266Q vs. A/D converter clock output The set-up time is T–3.0ns and the hold time is T–1.0ns. CXA3266Q T CLK (PECL) out 1.8 to 3.2ns CLK (TTL) out 1.0 to 3.0ns DSYNC (TTL) out Thold min. 1.0ns Tsetup min. T–3.0ns CXA3276Q CXA3286R Tsetup min. T–5.2ns Thold min. 0.3ns 3.5ns min. DATA (TTL) out 7.0ns max. – 49 – CXA3266Q CXA3266Q-PWB (CXA3266Q Evaluation Board) The CXA3266Q-PWB is an evaluation board for the CXA3266Q PLL-IC. This board makes it possible to easily evaluate the CXA3266Q's performance using the supplied control program (Note: IBM PC/AT, MS-DOS 5.0 or newer US mode specifications). Features • Two input level (TTL and PECL) SYNC input • Two output level (TTL and PECL) CLK, CLK2 and DSYNC output • Supply voltage: +5.0V Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25°C) Supply voltage VCC –0.5 to +7.0 Recommended Operating Conditions • Supply voltage VCC 4.75 to 5.25 GND 0 • Digital input (PECL) DIN (High) DIN (Low) (TTL) DIN (High) DIN (Low) • Operating ambient temperature Ta –20 to +75 V V V VCC – 1.1 VCC – 1.5 GND + 2.0 GND + 0.8 V (Min.) V (Max.) V (Min.) V (Max.) °C Block Diagram Loop Filter VCO input (PECL/TTL) DSYNC output (PECL/TTL) CXA3266Q 48pin QFP SYNC input (PECL/TTL) CLK output (PECL/TTL) CLK/2 output (PECL/TTL) VBB (PECL) SEROUT (TTL) 3 DIVOUT (TTL) UNLOCK (TTL) CONTROL BUS (TTL) SENABLE, SCLK, SDATA – 50 – CXA3266Q Setting Methods and Notes on Operation Input pins This PWB supports TTL single and PECL complementary input. Input pins: SYNC: TTL level input, 10 to 120kHz SYNCL: PECL low level input, 10 to 120kHz SYNCH: PECL high level input, 10 to 120kHz VCO: VCOL: VCOH: TTL level input. This is a test pin and is therefore normally not used. PECL low level input. This is a test pin and is therefore normally not used. PECL high level input. This is a test pin and is therefore normally not used. Output pins This PWB supports TTL single and PECL complementary output. DSYNCH, DSYNCL: PECL level complementary delay SYNC outputs. The output range is 10 to 120kHz. DSYNC: TTL level delay SYNC output. The output range is 10 to 120kHz. CLKH, CLKL: PECL level complementary CLK outputs. The output range is 10 to 203MHz. CLK, CLKN: TTL level complementary CLK outputs. The output range is 10 to 100MHz. CLK/2H, CLK/2L: PECL level complementary 1/2 CLK outputs. The output range is 5 to 100MHz. CLK/2, CLK/2N: TTL level complementary CLK outputs. The output range is 5 to 100MHz. VBB: Outputs the PECL amplitude threshold voltage. SEROUT: TTL level control register serial data output. DIVOUT: TTL level internal programmable counter test output. UNLOCK: TTL level UNLOCK output. This pin requires external circuits such as appropriate capacitors and resistors. See the IC specifications for a detailed description. PECL outputs (VBB, DSYNCH, DSYNCL, CLKH, CLKL, CLK/2H, CLK/2L) are output constantly, but TTL outputs (DSYNC, CLK, CLKN, CLK/2, CLK/2N, SEROUT, DIVOUT, UNLOCK) are controlled by the respective control registers. Therefore, the enable/disable settings should be made in accordance with the application. See the following pages for the setting method. – 51 – CXA3266Q Jumper Wire Settings S1, S2: These enable/disable HOLD (Pin 6). HOLD is active high, so the jumper wire should be connected to S2 (HOLD = low) for normal use. When using HOLD, connect the jumper wire to S1 (HOLD = high). (For the initial setting, the jumper wire is connected to S2.) S3, S4: These enable/disable TLOAD (Pin 13). Connect the jumper wire to S4 (TLOAD = high) for normal use. When using TLOAD, connect the jumper wire to S3 (TLOAD = low). (For the initial setting, the jumper wire is connected to S4.) S5, S6: These enable/disable CS (Pin 14). Connect the jumper wire to S6 (CS = high) for normal use. When using Power Save, connect the jumper wire to S5 (CS = low). (For the initial setting, the jumper wire is connected to S6.) Supplied Program This PWB has a control program that facilitates evaluation of the CXA3266Q. Operation methods and precautions are as follows. 1) Compatible personal computers Use an IBM PC/AT or compatible machine equipped with a 25-pin D-SUB parallel port (printer port). Also, operating systems which support the program are MS-DOS 5.0 or newer and MS-Windows 3.1 or newer. (When using Windows, start the program from the DOS window.) 2) Connection of the supplied cable Connect the supplied cable to the parallel port of the personal computer and the DBUS1 connector of the CXA3266Q-PWB. D-SUB 25-pin parallel connector pin arrangement 1 13 14 Pin 2 : SCLK Pin 3 : SDATA Pin 4 : SENABLE Pin 11 : SERIN Pin 19 : GND 25 3) Connect the power cable and supply power to the CXA3266Q-PWB. 4) Start the program A) Boot the personal computer and then shift to the directory containing the program. B) Set MS-DOS to US mode. → US Return or Enter C) Input the program name. → CXA3266Q Return or Enter → Move to the program screen. – 52 – CXA3266Q 5) Description of program screen A) Setting of each function When the program is started, the following initial screen is displayed. A3266 PLL REGISTERS Divisor 1672 Divider 2 Coarse Delay 00 Polarity SYNC DSYNC 0 0 Fine Delay 0 Charge Pump 00 Power SCAN SYNTH ON ON PD 0 O/P Enable DIVOUT UNLOCK ON ON DSYNC ON CLK2 ON DSYNC Functions DELAY WIDTH ON 00 HOLD ON BYPASS ON VCO Bypass ON NCLK2 ON CLK1 ON NCLK1 ON Use arrow keys to select data bit. Press ENTER to toggle and load data. Use Pg Up and Pg Dn to increment/decrement divisor and fine delay registers. Press a to abort, s to scan registers MIXED SIGNAL SYSTEMS AUG 1998 – 53 – CXA3266Q Divisor This is used to input the frequency division ratio of the program counter. The value can be changed as desired from 9 to 4111 by moving the cursor to the position of the number and pressing the Return or Enter key. (Note: The operating range of the CXA3266Q is from 256 to 4096.) The value can also be incremented or decremented by one step by pressing the Page Up or Page Down key, respectively. The internal VCO has an oscillator frequency of 40 to 203MHz, so the output frequency and Divider (VCO frequency divider) setting range are as follows. 40 Divider = 1 203 1/1 Divider 20 Divider = 2 100 1/2 Divider = 4 10 50 1/4 Divider = 8 5 25 1/8 50 100 150 200 O/P frequency [MHz] Divider This sets the VCO output frequency division ratio to 1/1, 1/2, 1/4 or 1/8. The frequency division ratio changes repeatedly in the order of 1/1 → 1/2 → 1/4 → 1/8 → 1/1 each time the cursor is moved to the position of the number and the Return or Enter key is pressed. Coarse Delay This is the DSYNC upper delay time setting. The value can be changed by moving the cursor to the position of the number and pressing the Return or Enter key. The delay time variable range settings are "00" (2 CLK), "01" (3 CLK), "10" (4 CLK) or "11" (5 CLK). Fine Delay This is the DSYNC lower delay time setting. The value can be changed by moving the cursor to the position of the number and pressing the Return or Enter key. The value can also be incremented or decremented by one step by pressing the Page Up or Page Down key, respectively. The delay time can be varied from 1/32 CLK to 64/32 CLK by setting "0" to "63", respectively. Charge Pump This is the charge pump circuit KI setting. The value can be changed by moving the cursor to the position of the number and pressing the Return or Enter key. KI can be set to "00" (approximately 100µA), "01" (approximately 200µA), "10" (approximately 400µA) or "11" (approximately 800µA). Polarity These are the SYNC, DSYNC and PD (Phase Detector) polarity inversion settings, and should be set as necessary such as when inverting the SYNC input and DSYNC output waveforms. The setting value "1" is positive polarity, and "0" is negative polarity. These should normally all be set to "1". (Fix PD to "1" other than during test mode.) – 54 – CXA3266Q Power SCAN: This is the control register read setting. When this is ON, the control register serial data is output from SEROUT (Pin 15). This should normally be set to OFF. SYNTH: This is the enable/disable setting for this IC. This should normally be set to ON. VCO By-pass: This is set to OFF when testing the program counter. This should normally be set to ON. O/P Enable These are the enable/disable settings for each TTL output (DIVOUT, UNLOCK, DSYNC, CLK2, NCLK2, CLK1 and NCLK1). Set to ON when performing evaluation using TTL output. DSYNC Functions DELAY: When DIVOUT is output from DSYNC output, its delay is set. 4 CLK for OFF; 5 CLK for ON. WIDTH: When DIVOUT is output from DSYNC output, its pulse width is changed. Their settings are 1 CLK for "00", 2 CLK for "01", 4 CLK for "10", and 8 CLK for "11". HOLD: DSYNC output status is set during HOLD. Output OFF status for OFF (H or L fixed according to DSYNC POL polarity); DSYNC or DIVOUT are output for ON. BYPASS: DSYNC/DIVOUT output switching from DSYNC output is performed. DSYNC is output for ON; DIVOUT for OFF. – 55 – CXA3266Q B) Description of readout mode This program has a function (readout mode) that reads the contents written to the control registers from the CXA3266Q SEROUT (Pin 15) and displays these contents on the screen. This function is described below. 1) Set SCAN to ON at the function setting screen. 2) Press the S key. The following screen appears. SCAN RESULT, CXA3266 PLL REGISTERS Register Register Register Register Register Register Register 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 DIVREG1 DIVREG2 CENFREREG DELAYREG CPREG TTLPOLREG TESTPOWREG 00111000 0101 01 00100000 100110 11111111 111111 Press r to return to PLL REGISTERS MENU. Press a to abort MIXED SIGNAL SYSTEMS AUG 1998 This screen conforms to the Control Register Table listed in the CXA3266Q data sheet. 3) Press the R key to return to the original function setting screen. C) Quit the program Press the A key to quit the program. – 56 – CXA3266Q AAAAAAAAAAAA AAA A AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAA AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAA AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAA AAA AAAAAAA AAAAA Substrate Pattern (parts surface) Substrate Pattern (solder surface) – 57 – CXA3266Q VCO VCOL BNC3 VCC VCOH BNC2 GND C21 33µ + BNC1 R1 PR10 VBB CXA3266Q PWB R19 R8 BNC4 SYNCH R3 PR8 DSYNCL R10 S1 S2 BNC5 SYNCL R7 IC1 PR6 CLKL R4 R11 R6 PR1 CLK/2L PR4 UNLOCK PR11 CLK/2N PR12 CLK/2 PR13 CLKN PR14 CLK 1C 21C 31C 4C 6C 81C 41C 02C 5C C3 2C 01C 11C 7C 81C 51C 71C 61C Silk Screen (solder surface) – 58 – PR5 CLK/2H PR15 DSYNC Silk Screen (parts surface) 91C R5 R12 C9 C8 DBUS1 Control Register R13 PR3 DIVOUT PR7 CLKH S3 S4 S5 S6 SYNC PR2 SEROUT PR9 DSYNCH R9 R14 BNC6 R2 C21 33µ VCC 5 1 GND DBUS1 GND SYNC 9 12 S3 SEROUT DIVOUT S6 15 16 CXA3266Q 19 20 C7 0.1µ 17 18 UNLOCK PR2A PR4A PR3A SEROUT DIVOUT UNLOCK S4 S5 14 13 SDATA 11 SCLK VCC PWR2 GND SYNCL SYNCH 7 8 HOLD VCO 5 6 VCOL DSYNCH 34 VCOH 3 4 VBB 35 21 22 23 24 TTLGND 25 TTLVCC 26 IOGND 27 PECLVCC 28 CLK/2L 29 CLK/2H 30 CLKL 31 CLKH 32 DSYNCL 33 PECLVCC IOGND 2 36 IOVCC IRGND 1 IRVCC 10 SENABLE PWR1 S2 BNC6 SYNC S1 SYNCL BNC5 SYNCH BNC4 C2 0.1µ VCOGND DGND VCO 38 37 40 39 42 41 43 44 45 48 47 46 C12 0.1µ DVCC BNC3 C3 0.1µ PLLGND CLK/2 VCOL CLK/2N BNC2 C6 0.1µ C5 0.1µ RC2 RC1 C4 0.1µ IREF C11 100p VCOHGND R19 3.0k GND VCOVCC CLKN VCOH R18 C19 3.0k 0.068µ C20 680p PLLVCC VOCLP CLK DSYNC BNC1 Note) R1 to R7 are not mounted. Control Register IOGND CS – 59 – TLOAD PWB Circuit Diagram GND C9 0.1µ C10 0.1µ C8 0.1µ VCC C17 0.1µ C16 0.1µ C18 0.1µ C15 0.1µ C14 0.1µ C13 0.1µ C1 0.1µ R6 R5 R7 R4 R3 R2 R1 VCC R13 330 R12 330 R14 330 R11 330 R10 330 R9 330 R8 330 GND CLK/2N CLK/2 PR11A CLKN PR12A CLK PR13A DSYNC PR14A PR15A CLK/2L PR1A CLK/2H PR5A CLKL PR6A CLKH PR7A DSYNCL PR8A DSYNCH PR9A VBB PR10A CXA3266Q CXA3266Q Package Outline Unit: mm 48PIN QFP (PLASTIC) 15.3 ± 0.4 + 0.1 0.15 – 0.05 + 0.4 12.0 – 0.1 0.15 36 25 24 13.5 37 48 + 0.2 0.1 – 0.1 13 12 0.8 + 0.15 0.3 – 0.1 0.24 M 0.9 ± 0.2 1 + 0.35 2.2 – 0.15 PACKAGE STRUCTURE SONY CODE QFP-48P-L04 EIAJ CODE QFP048-P-1212 JEDEC CODE PACKAGE MATERIAL EPOXY RESIN LEAD TREATMENT SOLDER / PALLADIUM PLATING LEAD MATERIAL 42/COPPER ALLOY PACKAGE MASS 0.7g NOTE : PALLADIUM PLATING This product uses S-PdPPF (Sony Spec.-Palladium Pre-Plated Lead Frame). – 60 –