SPF BFT 003 03 Optical Bidirectional Transceiver for byteflight Data Sheet Short description of complete functional unit Features The device consists of a LED mounted on a large area photodiode for bidirectional optical transmission in half duplex mode. LED and photodiode are driven by the multifunction IC E100.34C2 from ELMOS. • Optical transmitter and receiver for maximum datarate 10 Mbaud (half duplex burst mode) The transmitting and receiving functional units with ELMOS-IC E100.34C2 may be split into the following blocks: • Receiver: Photodiode with preamp, digitizer with DC elimination circuit (tracked decision threshold), Sleep and Wake-up-Function, output stage (electrical output driver) • Transmitter: LED with 650 nm for working in low attenuation range of PMMA fiber • Built in transmitter and receiver gate for half duplex mode (mutual blocking of transmitter and receiver) • Operation at 5V or 8V-11V power supply voltage • Built in pulse width detection for indicating Sync, Alarm and continuous light on (integrated time basis to differentiate and evaluate Sync, Alarm and Continuous Light conditions Alarm output) VDD2 • Diagnose function for photocurrent • Mechanical assembly: 6 Pin CAI package for easy coupling of POF (plastic optical fiber) with insert GND VDD1 Transmitter LED Driver LED DO DI Transmitter /Receiver Gate LEDO PDI Photodiode ALARM Receiving amplifier Figure 1. Basic functional units of SPF BFT3 03 Safety Hints Applications of new chip technologies lead to increasing optical efficiency and growing and higher levels of optical performance. We therefore recommend that the current versions of the IEC 60825-1 and EN 60825-1 standards are taken into account right from the outset, i.e. at the equipment development stage, and that suitable protection facilities are provided. Basic Specification Absolute maximum ratings Parameter Symbol min max Unit Storage Temperature Range TSTG - 40 100 °C Operating Temperature Range TA - 40 85 °C Soldering Temperature (≤ 10 seconds more than 4,5 mm apart from package; details see app. note) TS 235 °C Maximum optical input power onto receiver PoptmaxRec - 5 mW Parameter Symbol min max Unit Supply Voltage VDD1 - 0,3 16 V Signal Input DI Vinm - 0,3 6 V Signal Output DO Voutm - 0,3 6 V Output ALARM Voutm - 0,3 16 V Output DO shortening time [1] tsDO - 1 s Current into Alarm-pin (active Alarm state) IAlarm - 10 mA Voltages against GND: Notes: 1. The electrical output DO may be shortened for a short period of time tsDO. During this time the voltage at DO has to be within 0V <= VDO <= 5V Operating Conditions All the data in this specification refer to the following operating conditions unless otherwise stated. Parameter Symbol min typ max Unit Supply Voltage VDD1 4,75 5 5,5 V Supply Voltage, optional VDD1 7,8 9 11,3 V Datarate DBR 10 Mbit/s Duration of one bit tbit Duration of sync pulse tsync 2,9 3 3,1 µs Duration of Alarm pulse talarm 1,9 2 2,1 µs Bright phase Wake-up Impulse tplwu 6 6,4 6,8 µs Dark phase Wake-up Impulse tpdwu 6 6,4 6,8 µs 100 ns Caution: Usage of the device out of the maximum ranges given in this chapter may damage the transceiver! Interface Description Pinning Pin Pin-Name Description 1 DI Signal Input/Data In 2 ALARM Alarm out (open drain) 3 VDD1 positive power supply 4 VDD2 internally regulated power supply 5 GND Ground 6 DO Signal Output/Data out (push-pull) Name Description Light on Light off LEDO optical Signal, emitted of Transceiver 1 0 PDI (=LEDI) optical Signal, received of Transceiver 1 0 Optical Signals Note: Transmitter and Receiver invert the signals, which means that - in standard transmitting mode: low level (0V) at DI causes the illumination of the LED (LEDO „1“ = light on) and vice versa, - in standard receiving mode: no light onto the Photodiode (PDI „0“ = light off ) causes output of 5V at DO and vice versa. Detailed Specification Optical Function Transmitter Electrical and Optical Characteristics of LED and Driver: Parameter Conditions Symbol Min. Typ. [2] Data Rate Max. Unit 10 Mbit/s 1mm Standard PMMA fiber 30cm optimum coupling, 0h, TA=25°C Popt25 274(-5,6) Optical Output Power (peak) 1mm Standard PMMA fiber 30cm optimum coupling, 0h, -40°C....+85°C Popt-40° -+85° 166(-7,8) 1000(0) Optical Output Power (peak) 1mm Standard PMMA fiber 30cm optimum coupling, over lifetime, -40°C.....+85°C Popt-40°- +85°/life 132(-8,8) 1250(+1,0) µW(dBm) Optical Rise Time, Optical Fall Time 10% to 90% tr, tf Pulse Width Distortion, Optical Signal 450(-3,5) 740(-1,3) µW(dBm) 35 ns PWDTrans -5 +5 ns Peak emission wavelength +25°C λPeak 640 650 660 nm Peak emission wavelength -40°C.....+85°C λPeak 630 650 670 nm Notes: 2. Limitation due to electrical power dissipation: Duty cycle for > 1s: 10 %, Duty cycle for < 1 s: 50 % General remark: Not all mentioned parameters are subject to production test ! µW(dBm) Optical Output Power (peak) Optical Function Receiver Electrical and optical characteristics of receiving photodiode with amplifier in high speed data receiving (active) mode: Parameter Conditions Symbol Min. Typ. Data Rate Pulse Width Distortion [3] PWDRec - 25 Pmin PWStart 500 Maximum receiveable power Signal at DO according PWDRec 800(-1,0) Minimum receiveable power Signal at DO according PWDRec Pmax [4] Pmin [4] Pulse Width Start pulse Recovery time after last transmitted bit 600 Max. Unit 10 Mbit/s + 25 ns 660 ns µW(dBm) trec 20(-17) µW(dBm) 1,1 µs Notes: 3. The Pulse Width Distortion is tested with a worst case pattern at a certain single high pulse P1 of the standard pattern some bits after starting the burst. 4. All Optical Power Data are peak values. Static Characteristics Parameter Condition Symbol Peak Supply Current in active mode [2] LED on Supply current in active mode LED off Supply current in stand-by mode 10ms after tsleepmax IStby max Unit Idda 50 mA Idda 10 mA 45 µA typ 30 Low Level Input Voltage DI VIL 0 0,8 V High Level Input Voltage DI VICH 2 6 V Low Level Output Voltage DO I = 1mA VOLD 0 0,4 V High Level Output Voltage DO I = -1mA VOHD 3,7 5 V Low Level Output Voltage ALARM I = 5mA VOLA 0 0,4 V 5 pF Input Capacitance at DI CDI Optical Power Threshold for photo current diagnosis [5] PDIAG - 12(-19,2) 20(-17) µW(dBm) Internally regulated voltage Vdd1 = 8V - 11V VDD2 4,7 5,3 V Leackage current at DO Vdd1 = 0V;VDO = 5V; +85°C ILDO -3 +3 µA Notes: 2. Limitation due to electrical power dissipation: Duty cycle for > 1s: 10 %, Duty cycle for < 1 s: 50 % 5. Measured only at +85°C min Dynamic Characteristics Parameter Condition Symbol min typ max Unit Signal delay (LEDI -> DO) tdel-Rx 230 ns Signal delay (DI - > LEDO) tdel-Tx 230 ns Rise and fall time on DO CL= 30pF tr, tf 30 Wake-up time [6] twu Sleep-in time [7] tsl 10 Continuous light on time [8] 11,4 ns 10 ms 20 ms 15 µs tcl 10 Locking time with el. signal [9] tlocke 700 1100 ns Locking time with opt. signal [10] tlocko 300 700 ns Duration of diagnosis impulse tpdi 80 100 120 ns Pause before diagnosis impulse twdi 1,17 1,3 Delay diagnosis impulse tddi 10 µs 220 ns Notes: 6. Time between the first optical wake-up pattern and switching into active mode 7. Time between transmitting last bit and switching into sleep mode 8. Duration for detection of continuous light 9. After recognizing High levels on the internal data path at the lock switch input (see block wiring diagram), the other relevant channel is blocked for this period. This time can not be measured at wafer level and therefore also not at the Byteflight module. 10. After recognizing High levels on the internal data path at the lock switch input (see block wiring diagram), the other relevant channel is blocked for this period. Functional description Block wiring diagram Diagnose LEDI & DO-Treiber DO Peak-Det. Lock VDD1 Timer ModusSteuerung Alarm ALARM Biasgenerator GND Lock Zeitbasis Wake-up Det. DI Inv & LED-Treiber LEDO Functional description Locking The IC comprises of the functional groups as shown in the block wiring diagram which are defined in more detail below. To avoid mutual interference during data transfer, transmitter and receiver are mutually locked. During active level at its input, the functional group identified as lock in the block wiring diagram blocks the other channel. The trailing edge is delayed by tlock and then releases the corresponding channel. Switching can be re-triggered. If H levels occur on both channels at the same time, the channel to be blocked is not defined. If continuous light has been detected by the receiver, the locking for the transmitting channel is released to enable transmitting even during continuous light situation. The following applies in standard mode: Low level to Dl means LED driver is active and therefore the LED is emitting light. If light falls onto the photodiode, the DO driver becomes active and produces low level on DO. Receiver component The preamplifier in the receive component forms a current/voltage converter which converts the photocurrent from the receive diode into a voltage. The functional group peak detector ensures a signal-dependent tracking of the reference voltage and compensates destructive offset influences like dark current of the photodiode. In the Sleep mode, the receiver operates at a very low supply current. Signal wake-up sequences are integrated and if the wake-up threshold is exceeded, the active mode is switched on. Alarm The DO output stage is a Push /Pull driver (active L, inactive H). The driver can be blocked by the transmitter component. An internal oscillator establishes the local time basis of the module. In order to achieve the required accuracy, the frequency is individually adjusted on each die. This tuning is made once by the chip manufacturer during the wafer measurement. Transmitter component The electrical signal to DI is inverted and sent to the LED Driver via a AND logic gate. The LED driver supplies the transmit diode with a typical current of 30mA (peak). The driver can be blocked by the receiver part. An alarm is detected if a pulse with pulse length talarm is recognised. The alarm output driver (Open Drain Lowside) is then statically switched on. The driver is switched off as soon as a Sync-Pulse is registered by the receiver, with PON and continuous light and in sleep mode. Alarm detection is only possible if there was a normal sync pulse received before. Time basis and timer The timer unit checks all data pulses for their length and distinguishes between sync-pulses, alarm pulses and continuous light. Sync and alarm pulses must fulfil the time conditions stated under topic Operating Conditions. Continuous light is recognised at a minimum pulse duration of typical 11,4 µs. For evaluation of continuous light on time 114 pulses of the internal oscillator are counted. The time of period of the internal oscillator may be evaluated according to the following formula: Tosc = tcl / 114 tcl = continuous light on time pulse type duration [ns] max. time of period min. time of period alarm 2000 129,03 85,11 min 1900 122,58 80,85 max 2100 135,48 89,36 sync 3000 117,65 86,96 min 2900 113,73 84,06 max 3100 121,57 89,86 Mode control Sleep-Mode and Wake-up The mode control checks and evaluates the signals of the timer unit and the power-on signal. The following actions are triggered on dependence of the result of the evaluation: After the time tsl. the IC/circuit changes his internal status to the sleep mode if no light is present and also if continuous light is present. In the sleep mode, only a very slow receiver and the wake-up detector are active, in order to achieve very low power consumption. • Power-On When the operating voltage is applied, a PON signal is generated internally. This resets all functional units and normal mode is taken by the IC. The alarm output is inactive. A Power-On signal is generated at each raising of VDD2. Moreover, a Power-On signal is created when the power supply goes in the controlled mode up to VDD1 overriding a threshold of 7V. The internal reset signal is created by prolongation of the Power-On signal with 3,4 ms. DO and LEDO are locked during the reset. • Sync pulse In normal mode, the sync pulse simply passes through to the output. If an alarm pulse has previously been identified, the alarm condition is cleared and the alarm output is switched off. • Alarm pulse In normal mode, after an alarm pulse has been identified, the alarm condition is accepted and the alarm output is switched on. If further alarm pulses are identified, the alarm condition is sustained. It is possible to clear the alarm condition by receiving a valid sync pulse or by PON or by reached sleep mode or if continuous light is identified. In the alarm condition, data transfer takes place exactly as in normal mode. After Wake-up or PON the AlarmOutput is activated not before the recognising of the first Sync-Pulse. The receiving diode integrates signals at the optical input. If the wake-up level is exceeded, the wake-up detector activates the chip. For wake-up via a optical way, continuously alternating dark/bright pulses are necessary for the duration of twu. The timing of these pulse has to be according the spec under chapter Basic Specification (parameter: bright phase wake-up impulse, dark phase wake-up impulse). The wake-up signal has the effect of a reset and is also prolonged by 3,4 ms in order to give the analogue components enough time for switching on. This time (3,4 ms) is contained in twu. Immediately after wake up the continuous light recognition is blocked. There have to be at least 8 pulses recognised at the optical input to activate the continuous light recognition again. This is to avoid an incorrect continuous light recognition during the wakeup phase. An immediate wake-up also occurs when a H/L flank appears at DI. Pulses at DI appear at once at LEDO (only IC internal delay). For the optical path the reset prolongation is valid at wake-up via DI. Due to the transient response of the IC, the first databits, which are transferred after activation, may be incorrect. • Continuous light If continuous light is identified on the bus (light duration > continuous light on time), the electrical output DO is blocked in order to avoid a blockade of the entire bus. An existing alarm condition is cleared. The block for DO is cleared if a valid sync or alarm pulse is identified on the electrical or optical inputs and if there is no continuous light at the receiver any more. Continuous light can only be identified by the optical receiver. Sy nc Sy nc Alarm Alarm Sy nc opt. Bus Alarm ausgang Photocurrent indication ESD – Protective connection The logic of the IC (internal analog diagnosis) is able to recognize photocurrents, which lie below a certain predefined value. This feature accomplishes to issue a early warning if the optical link gets worse. All input and output pins of the IC have protective connections internally. In case of low photocurrent at first there is no difference to the normal receiving mode. If the module goes in transmitting mode the following warning is given: 1. The transceiver is testing if there was a pause of minimum 13 clockcycles of the internal oscillator (typ. 1,3 µs) the time ahead of the High/Low-transition on DI ESD protective connections are tested in accordance with EOS/ESD-DS5.3 (SDM; Socketed Device Model) under the following conditions: VIN = 250/500/1000Volt ESD protective connections are tested in accordance with EIA/JESD22-A114 (HBM Human Body Model) under the following conditions: Vin = 500/1000/1500/2000/2500Volt 2. If this break was recognized and L -level is on DI, than at DO after tddi there is a pulse of minimum 1 clock cycle of the internal oscillator (typ. 100ns). This pulse has to be detected from the connected interface module. With this feature a low level of photocurrent can always be detected during the start sequence or during the sync pulse if the transceiver is in transmitting mode. Fotocurrent normal DO DI Fotocurrent too small DO typ. 100 ns DI min. 13 int. clock cycle (typ. 1,3 us) min. 2 int. Clock cycle (typ. 200 ns) Application Circuitry Looking to the optical interface the following application circuitry should be used: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pin Pin-Name comment/requirement 1 DI connection with 470 Kohm to VDD2 or 10 KOhm to external 5 V; Note: maximum signal input voltage at DI is 6 V! 2 ALARM open drain output with minimum 2 KOhm to Vdd=9V or with minimum 1 KOhm to Vdd=5V so that maximum current at Alarm=0V is 5 mA 3 VDD1 power supply (5 V or 9 V), connected with 100 nF...1µF depending on application and 100 µF (ESR @ 120Hz < 18,6 Ohm, ESR @ 10kHz < 9,5 Ohm, over hole temperature range, critical at –40°C) block capacitors to Ground. If several BFT modules are operated in parallel, these values have to be adjusted (usually higher values have to be used) and verified within the application. 4 VDD2 connected with 220 nF....1µF (depending on application) block capacitor to Ground 5 GND short, direct connection to System Ground 6 DO Signal Output/Data out (push-pull) Mechanical Design SPF BFT 003 03: CAI package (cavity as interface) For further details refer to separate drawings. 10 Disclaimer The information herein is given to describe certain components and shall not be considered as a guarantee of characteristics. Terms of delivery and rights to technical change reserved.We hereby disclaim any and all warranties, including but not limited to warranties of non-infringement, regarding circuits, descriptions and charts stated herein. Warnings Due to technical requirements components may contain dangerous substances. For information on the types inquestion please contact your nearest Avago Technologies Office. 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