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Table 1. PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin DescriptionI/OName
32 CLK_XTAL1 Crystal or
LVTTL/LVCMOS
or LVPECL/LVDS
Input
Crystal Input or Single−Ended or Differential Clock Input; If CLK_XTAL1 is used as
single−ended input, CLK
_XTAL2 must be connected to ground. See Table 2.
EP Exposed Pad Ground Ground – Negative Power Supply is connected via the Exposed Pad .
The Exposed Pad (EP) on the QFN−32 package bottom is thermally connected to the die
for improved heat transfer out of package. The exposed pad must be attached to a heat
sinking conduit. The pad is electrically connected to the die,carries all power supply return
currents and must be electrically connected to GND.
1. All VDD, AVDDn, VDDOn, EP (GND) pins must be externally connected to a power supply for proper operation. VDD and AVDDn must all
be at the same voltage.
NB3H5150 BASIC OPERATION
Introduction
The NB3H5150 is a Multi−Rate Clock Generator. The
clock reference for the PLL can be either a 25 MHz crystal,
single−ended LVCMOS or LVTTL signal or a differential
LVPECL, LVDS or HCSL signal.
There are two modes of operation for the NB3H5150,
Pin−Strap and I
2
C.
In the Pin−Strap Mode, the user can select any of the
defined output frequencies for each of the four output banks
as specified in Tables 3 and 4 via the three−level Frequency
Select pins: FS1, FS2, FS3, FS4A and FS4B.
In the I
2
C mode, the user can select one of the approved
register files in Table 5. Each register file is an expanded
selection of output frequencies and level combinations,
output enable/disable and bypass mode functions.
CLKnA & CLKnB − Output Frequency and Output
Level Selection
There are four output banks: CLK1A&B, CLK2A&B and
CLK3A&B are integer only divider outputs, whereas
CLK4A&B can be set or programmed as an integer or
fractional divider.
The output levels for each output bank can be LVPECL
(differential) or LVCMOS (two single−ended). Output
Enable / Disable functions are available in I
2
C only.
CLK1, 2, 3 and 4 outputs are not phase−aligned, in PLL
or PLL bypass modes.
Power−On Output Default
Upon power−up, all four outputs will be forced to and held
at static LVPECL levels (CLKnA = Low, CLKnB = High)
until the PLL is stable. The PLL will be stable before any of
the output Clocks, CLKnx, are enabled.
SDA & SCL/PD - Serial Data Interface – I2C
The NB3H5150 incorporates a two−wire Serial Data
Interface to expand the flexibility and function of the
NB3H5150 clock generator.
The I
2
C interface pins, SCL and SDA, are used to load
register files into the NB3H5150.
These register files will configure the internal registers to
achieve an expanded selection of output frequencies and
levels combinations for each of the four output blocks.
Subsequent changes in the registers can then be performed
with another register file to modify any of the output
frequencies or output modes.
OE, Output Enable
An OE, Output Enable/Disable function is available only
in the I
2
C mode by loading a register file, such that any
individual output bank can be enabled or disabled. In
LVCMOS modes outputs will disable LOW for CLKnA and
CLKnB, while the LVPECL mode outputs will disable
CLKnA = Low and CLKnB = High.
Mixed Mode Control (MMC)
In the I
2
C mode, the Mixed Mode Control (MMC) pin is
used for a combination of FSn settings and I
2C settings to
control the CLK(n) outputs’ function as defined in Table 7.
REFMODE – Select a Crystal or External Clock Input
Interface (See Table 2)
The REFMODE pin will select the reference input for the
CLK_XTAL1 and CLK
_XTAL2 pins to use either a crystal,
an overdriven single−ended or differential input.
When using a crystal, set the REFMODE pin to a LOW.
The CLK_XTAL1 and CLK
_XTAL2 input pins will accept
a 25 MHz crystal.
When using a direct−coupled differential input, set the
REFMODE pin to a HIGH.
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When REFMODE is HIGH, the CLK_XTAL1 and
CLK
_XTAL2 differential input pins have internal AC
coupling capacitors selected with self−bias circuity for the
differential input buffer. This differential buffer will directly
accept any differential signal including LVPECL, LVDS,
HCSL or CML. Drive the CLK_XTAL1 pin with the true
signal and the CLK
_XTAL2 pin with the complementary
signal.
When overdriving the CLK_XTAL1 input pin with a
single−ended signal set REFMODE to a HIGH, and connect
CLK
_XTAL2 to Ground. The input has internal AC
coupling capacitor with self−bias circuitry.
Table 2. CRYSTAL INPUT INTERFACE AND REFMODE TRUTH TABLE
Input Mode Crystal/External Clock REFMODE CLK_XTAL1 CLKb_XTAL2
Crystal LOW Use a Crystal Use a Crystal
Any Differential Input HIGH Overdrive with True Input Overdrive with Complementary Input
Single−Ended Input HIGH Overdrive Connect to Ground
LVCMOS Outputs
LVCMOS outputs are powered with VDDOn = 3.3 V,
2.5 V or 1.8 V
A 33 series terminating resistor may be used on each
clock output if the metal trace is longer than one inch.
Any unused LVCMOS output can be left floating, but
there should be no metal trace attached to the package pin.
LVPECL Differential Outputs
The differential LVPECL outputs are powered with
VDDO = 3.3 V or 2.5 V and must be properly loaded. See
Figure 10.
Any unused differential output pair should either be left
floating or terminated.
REF Out
In the PLL bypass mode available via I
2
C, the input
reference frequency can be routed to CLK1A and CLK1B as
phase aligned LVCMOS or differential LVPECL outputs
with the same frequency. The output frequency and duty
cycle equals the input frequency and duty cycle.
Power Supplies
The NB3H5150 has several power supply pins:
VDD is the supply voltage for the input and digital core
circuitry.
AVDD1, AVDD2 and AVDD3 powers the core analog
circuits. VDD = AVDD1 = AVDD2 = AVDD3.
VDDO1, VDDO2, VDDO3 and VDDO4 are individual
power supplies for each of the four CLKnA/B output
banks.
Upon power−up, all four VDDOn pins must be connected
to a power supply, even if only one output is being used.
Any combination of VDD and VDDOn power supply
voltages is allowed.
A power supply filtering scheme in Figure 8 is
recommended for best device performance.
When all VDD, AVDDn and VDDOn pins reach their
minimum voltage per Table 10, the NB3H5150 will operate
at the proper output frequencies.
EP Exposed Pad
The exposed pad on the bottom side of the package must
be connected to Ground.
LDO Pins
The NB3H5150 has integrated low noise 1.8 V
Low−Drop−Out (LDO) voltage regulators which provide
power internal to the NB3H5150.
The LDOs require decoupling capacitors in the range of
1 F to 10 F for compensation and high frequency PSR.
When powered−down, the device turns off the LDOs and
enters a low power shutdown mode consuming less than
1 mA.
FTM
This is a Factory Test Mode pin and must be connected to
the Ground of the application for proper operation.
PIN−STRAP / FSn Frequency Select MODE: (see
Tables 3 and 4)
The NB3H5150 can be configured to operate in pin−strap
mode where the control pins FSnA/B can be set to generate
the necessary clock outputs of the device.
Prerequisites:
SDA and SCL/PD must be Low at all times while in
pin−strap mode to enable FS control. If SDA ever
goes High, pin−strap is exited and the only way to
go back is to power cycle the device.
Mixed Mode Control pin (MMC) level will be
IGNORED.
Sequencing:
1. Upon device power−up (assuming SCL is LOW)
a. All four CLK(n) frequency and output type
selections will be pre−loaded according to the
FS pin settings, but all four outputs will be held
at static LVPECL levels (CLKnA = Low,
CLKnB = High) until the PLL has become
stable.
b. After the PLL is stable, all CLK(n) output type
selections (i.e. LVPECL or LVCMOS) will
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become effective and will begin to output the
selected frequencies.
2. Subsequent changes to any FS pin(s) will cause
the associated CLK(n) output(s) to momentarily
go to static levels, and then to resume at the new
frequency; CLK(n) will follow the FS(n) pin
programmable Tables 3 and 4 for output
frequencies and interface levels.
Note that in changing from LVPECL to LVCMOS
(or vice−versa), output logic levels cannot be
guaranteed. This is because the receiver inputs are
not likely to change in a given application, and the
LVPECL output loading in the application will
also not change. It is logical to presume that the
output type will be predetermined and fixed.
Therefore, in a system/application, the user should
be aware that subsequent change to the FS pin
should only change frequency, and not output type.
3. Power off/on cycle will repeat the entire sequence
4. Power Down
To initiate the Power−Down mode, the SDA pin
must be LOW and remain LOW. If the SCL/PD
pin is taken HIGH at any time, the device enters a
complete power−down mode with a current
consumption of less than 1 mA for the entire
device. When SCL/PD is subsequently taken
LOW, the device will function as though power
were removed and re−applied. That is, sequencing
will begin at #1.
Power−down is also available via I
2
C with a
register file.
FS(n) Pin Programmable Selection of Output Frequencies and Levels
Table 3. NB3H5150 − CLK1A:3A & CLK1B:3B OUTPUT FREQUENCY SELECT
TABLE WITH 25 MHz CRYSTAL
Logic Level
FS1 (CLK1)
(MHz)
FS2 (CLK2)
(MHz)
FS3 (CLK3)
(MHz)
Low 50.00 (LVCMOS) 156.25 (LVPECL) 156.25 (LVPECL)
Mid / Float* 33.33 (LVCMOS) 25.00 (LVPECL) 125.00 (LVCMOS)
High 25.00 (LVCMOS) 125.00 (LVPECL) 100.00 (LVPECL)
*(Default)
Table 4. NB3H5150 − CLK4A & CLK4B OUTPUT FREQUENCY SELECT TRUTH
TABLE (MHz) WITH 25 MHz CRYSTAL*
FS4A FS4B CLK4 (MHz) Divider Type
Low Low 33.33 (LVCMOS) Integer
Low Mid / Float 66.66 (LVCMOS) Fractional
Low High 133.33 (LVCMOS) Fractional
Mid / Float Low 155.52 (LVPECL) Fractional
Mid / Float* Mid / Float* 156.25 (LVPECL) Integer
Mid / Float High 125.00 (LVPECL) Integer
High Low 106.25 (LVPECL) Fractional
High Mid / Float 100.00 (LVCMOS) Integer
High High 161.1328 (LVPECL) Fractional
*(Default)

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