SH100G Infineon Technologies AG, SH100G Datasheet

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SH100G

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SH100G
Description
SH100GApplication Notes
Manufacturer
Infineon Technologies AG
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The GCDR3300A is a macro to be used within the SH100G Gate Array-environment. This macro is
designed for 2.5 - 3.3 GHz applications. It contains a 1:2 demultiplexer and a phase detector (PD) [1]
with bit error detection and VCO (fig. 1).
The block named ’UP’ and ’DOWN’ represents a mixer circuit for the UP and DOWN signals of the PD
and the FD. The VCO has its own GND (I9) and negative supply N2V5 (I10), and is controlled by pin I7
(VF0). With a frequency window detector (FD), an operational amplifier and a voltage reference diode, a
complete PLL can be built. The external configuration is shown in figure 3.
fig. 1: Block diagram GCDR3300A
Table 1 shows the signal class and the function of the input and the output pins. The correct pin pad com-
bination is given in table2.
GCDR3300A
Semiconductor Group
I10
I9
I7
I1, I2
I5, I6
I3, I4
CDR3300
Data
Test
tclk
clock
control
Alex
VCO
Application Notes
O5,O6
1
I8
I11, I12
I13, I14
I15, I16
I17, I18
O3, O4
O1, O2
Data
Reset
Clock
DEMUX
CLK/4
DOWN
UP
Stand
FD
PD
FD
PD
D1
D2
: 10.12.96
DON
SH 100 G
O11, O12
O9, O10
UPN
O13
O14
O7,O8
Vers.: 1.3

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SH100G Summary of contents

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... GCDR3300A The GCDR3300A is a macro to be used within the SH100G Gate Array-environment. This macro is designed for 2.5 - 3.3 GHz applications. It contains a 1:2 demultiplexer and a phase detector (PD) [1] with bit error detection and VCO (fig. 1). The block named ’UP’ and ’DOWN’ represents a mixer circuit for the UP and DOWN signals of the PD and the FD ...

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Pinname Signal class I1,I2 Analog data I3,I4 CML2 tclk I5,I6 ECL2 test I7 Analog control I8 CML I9, I19 Analog I10 Analog I11, I12 CML2 I13, I14 CML2 I15, I16 CML2 I17, I18 CML2 O1,O2 CML2 down O3,O4 CML2 up ...

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Description Block Diagram In figure 1, the internal structure of the macro is shown. The block ALEX represents the combined phase detector and decision circuit [1]. In this block, the data signal is recovered and the UP and DOWN signals ...

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VCC 844 fig. 3: External Parts of the PLL circuit a) negative VCO Supply from external reference (LM385-2.5). b) negative VCO Supply from external reference(TL431(SO8)). c) Integrator (part of Loop filter) e.g. TS3V912. Remark: The values given ...

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Pinout Table 3 shows the pad numbers for the G1 and G2 master with the two possible placements of the macro. Table 4 shows the placement of the connections from the core side. Pin I10 I19 ...

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... X-state. To simulate the demultiplexer part of the macro, a reset (pin8) has to be done. Data recovery Circuit in the SH100G Environment To build a complete PLL with LOS and demultiplexer, some additional circuits in the periphery and in the core area are needed ...

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I1,I2 I3,I4 I5, I10 I11,I12 I13,I14 I15,I16 I17,I18 GCDR3300A FD fig. 4: Internal PLL circuit Frequency Detector For the frequency window detector (FWD) a reference clock (REF) is needed. This reference clock is divided by n, and ...

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REF 1/X VCO fig. 5: Frequency window detector block diagram EARLY LATE VST OUT VCO Counter fig. 6: Waveform frequency detector Semiconductor Group Application Notes EARLY LATE Compare VST VST out START Counter DOWN 8 SH 100 G 1 ...

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LOS A LOS can be generated with the help of the BER signal, pin the GCDR3300A. This can be done with a counter that is reset after a certain time generated by the reference clock. When this ...

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OK REFCL fig. 8: SHIFT The Flip-flops in SHIFT are positive edge triggered Semiconductor Group Application Notes 100 G LOS & NOLOS Vers.: 1.3 ...

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Optical Power /dBm Semiconductor Group Application Notes -3dB -27 - 100 -6dB -7 -9dB -10 10 -11 10 -25 -24 Vers.: 1.3 ...

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DOWN UP 40% UP References [ Alexander: "Clock Recovery from Random Binary Signals", Electronics Letters 11, pp. 541-542, Oct. 1975. Semiconductor Group Application Notes 40% 20% DOWN DOWN UP UP DOWN DOWN ...

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