AM7992BDCB AMD [Advanced Micro Devices], AM7992BDCB Datasheet - Page 8
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AM7992BDCB
Manufacturer Part Number
AM7992BDCB
Description
Serial Interface Adapter (SIA)
Manufacturer
AMD [Advanced Micro Devices]
Datasheet
1.AM7992BDCB.pdf
(27 pages)
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Input Signal Conditioning
The Carrier Receiver detects the presence of an in-
coming data packet by discerning and rejecting noise
from expected Manchester data. It also controls the
stop and start of the phase-locked loop during clock ac-
quisition. In the Am7992B, clock acquisition requires a
valid Manchester bit pattern of 1010 to lock on the in-
coming message (see Receive Timing—Start of Re-
ception Clock Acquisition waveform diagram).
Transient noise pulses less than 20 ns wide are re-
jected by the Carrier Receiver as noise and DC inputs
more positive than –175 mV are also suppressed. Car-
rier is detected for input signal wider than 45 ns with
amplitude more negative than –275 mV. When input
amplitude and pulse-width conditions are met at
Receive , RENA is asserted and a clock acquisition
cycle is initiated.
Clock Acquisition
When there is no activity at Receive (receiver is idle),
the receive oscillator is phase locked to TCLK. The first
negative clock transition (first valid Manchester “0”)
after RENA is asserted interrupts the receive oscillator
and presets the INTRCLK (internal clock) to the HIGH
state. The oscillator is then restarted at the second
Manchester “0” (bit time 4) and is phase locked to it. As
a result, the SIA acquires the clock from the incoming
Manchester bit stream in four bit times with a “1010”
Manchester bit pattern. The 10 MHz INTRCLK and
INTPLLCLK are derived from the internal oscillator,
which runs at four times the data rate (40.0 MHz). The
three clocks generated internally are utilized in the fol-
lowing manner:
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INTRCLK: After clock acquisition, INTRCLK
strobes the incoming data at 1/4 bit time. Receive
data path sets the input to the data decode register
(Figure 5).
INTPLLCLK: At clock acquisition, INTPLLCLK is
phase locked to the incoming Manchester clock
transition at bit cell center (BCC). The transition at
RENA
RCLK
RX
Q
Gating
Clock
D
Figure 5. Receiver Section Detail
40.0 MHz
V
DIV
Am7992B
CO
Detector
When TEST is strapped LOW, RCLK and RX are en-
abled 1/4 bit time after clock acquisition in bit cell 5. RX
is at HIGH state when the receiver is idle and TEST is
strapped HIGH (no RLCK). RX, however, is undefined
when clock is acquired and may remain HIGH or
change to LOW state whenever RCLK is enabled. At
the 1/4 bit time of clock transition in bit cell 5, RCLK
makes its first external transition. It also strobes the in-
coming fifth bit Manchester “1.” RX may make a transi-
tion after the RCLK rising edge in bit cell 5, but its state
is still undefined. The Manchester “1” at bit 5 is clocked
to RX output at 1/4 bit time in bit cell 6.
PLL Tracking
After clock acquisition, the INTPLLCLK is compared to
the incoming transitions at BCC and the resulting
phase error is applied to a correction circuit. This circuit
ensures that INTPLLCLK remains locked on the re-
ceived signal. Individual bit cell phase corrections of
the V
tween BCC and INTPLLCLK. Hence, input data jitter is
reduced in RCLK by 10 to 1.
Carrier Tracking and End of Message
The carrier receiver monitors Receive input after
RENA is asserted for an end of message. INTCARR
deasserts typically 155 ns to 165 ns after the incoming
message transitions positive. This initiates the end of
reception cycle. INTCARR is strobed at 3/4 bit time by
the falling edge of INTRCLK. The time delay from the
Phase
Reject
Noise
Filter
BCC is compared to INTPLLCLK and phase correc-
tion is applied to maintain INTRCLK at 1/4 bit time
in the Manchester cell.
INTCARR: From star t to end of a message,
INTCARR is active and establishes RENA turn-off
synchronously with RCLK rising edge. Internal car-
rier goes active when there is a negative transition
that is more negative than –275 mV and has a pulse
width greater or equal to 45 ns. Internal carrier goes
inactive typically 155 ns after the last positive tran-
sition at Receive .
CO
are limited to 10% of the phase difference be-
Carrier
Data
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