AMCC CS3157

S3157
Product Brief
GPON Transceiver With CDR
PB2023_v1.00_08/25/05
The low jitter LVPECL interface is
compliant with the bit-error rate
requirements of the ITU-T standards.
The S3157 is packaged in a 196 PBGA,
offering designers a small package
outline.
Overview
Description
The S3157 GPON transceiver chip is a
fully integrated serialization/
deserialization GPON OC-48/24/12
transceiver interface device. The S3157
receives an OC-48/24/12 Non-Return to
Zero (NRZ) signal and recovers the
clock from the data. The chip performs
all necessary serial-to-parallel and
parallel-to-serial functions in
conformance with GPON transmission
standards. The device is suitable for
GPON-based applications. The figure
below shows a typical network
application.
On-chip clock synthesis is performed by
the high-frequency Phase-Locked Loop
(PLL) on the S3157 transceiver chip
allowing the use of a slower external
transmit clock reference. The chip can
be used with a 155.52 or 166.63 MHz
reference clock in support of existing
system clocking schemes.
The S3157 transceiver implements
GPON serialization/deserialization, and
transmission functions. This chip can be
used to implement the front end of
GPON equipment, which consists
primarily of the serial transmit interface
and the serial receive interface. The chip
handles all the functions of these two
elements, including parallel-to-serial and
serial-to-parallel conversion, clock
generation, and system timing. The
S3157 is divided into a transmitter
section and a receiver section. The
sequence of operations is as follows:
Transmitter Operations:
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Receiver Operations:
1. Clock and data recovery from serial
input
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2. Serial-to-parallel conversion
3. 16-bit parallel output
Due to the asynchronous nature of the
GPON, the FPGA that connects to the
S3157 has to accommodate for the 1/2
upstream data rate.
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650 mW typical power
Integrated clock data recovery
On-chip high-frequency PLL
for clock generation and clock
recovery
Supports OC-48/24/12 rates
Reference frequency of 155.52
to 166.63 MHz
RX and TX reference selectable
Interface to LVCMOS/LVTTL
logic
Internal input termination
option built-in
16-bit differential LVPECL/
LVDS data path or singleended LVPECL option
196 PBGA package
Diagnostic and line loopback
mode
Support serial loop timing
mode
Lock detect
Signal detect input with polarity
select
Low Jitter LVPECL/LVDS interface
Internal FIFO to decouple
transmit clocks
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OLT
16
ONU
½
AMCC
S2060
16
16
1.25 Gbps
622 Mbps
155 Mbps
Optical
Mux
FPGA
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Features
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1. 16-bit parallel input
2. Parallel-to-serial conversion
3. Serial output
At a Glance
PON
Splitter
E/O
O/E
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AMCC
S3157
AMCC
S3157
2.5 Gbps
1.25 Gbps
622 Mbps
CATV
TX: ½
Rate
Adaptation
FPGA
16
RX: 2.5 G,
1.25 G or
622 Mbps
Figure 1. System Block Diagram
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S3157
Product Brief
GPON Transceiver With CDR
PB2023_v1.00_08/25/05
AMCC Suggested Interface Device
AMCC S2060
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Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver
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Dual 1.2 V and 3.3 V/2.5V supply
Complies with ITU-T specifications
Built-in self test
Applications
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Prefix
Device
S – Integrated Circuit
3157
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Prefix
Device
Package
PB - 196 PBGA
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GPOS-based transmission
systems
GPON ONU (Optical Network
Unit)
GPON OLT (Optical Line Termination)
GPON test equipment
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Package
Figure 2. S3157 Ordering Information
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