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LTC6957-4 Datasheet(PDF) 21 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTC6957-4
Description  Low Phase Noise, Dual Output Logic Converter
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Figure 4
Figure 4 shows the interface between current mode logic
(CML) signals and the LTC6957 inputs. The specifics of
terminating will be dependent on the particular CML driver
used; Figure 4 shows terminations only at the load end
of the line, but the same LTC6957 interface is appropri-
ate for applications with the source end of the line also
terminated. In Figure 4a, a differential signal interface to
the LTC6957 is shown, which must be AC-coupled due to
the DC input levels required at the LTC6957.
6957 F04a
RTERM
RTERM
–
+
LTC6957
10nF
10nF
6957 F04b
RTERM
–
+
LTC6957
Figure 4b. Single-Ended CML Input
Figure 4a. Differential CML Input
10nF
10nF
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Figure 4b shows a single-ended CML signal driving the
LTC6957. This is not commonly used because of noise
and immunity weaknesses compared to the differen-
tial CML case. Because the signal is created by a cur-
rent pulled through the termination resistor, the signal
is inherently referenced to the supply voltage to which
RTERM is tied. For that reason, the other LTC6957 should
be AC-referenced to that supply voltage as shown.
The polarity change shown here is for graphic clarity only,
and can be reversed by swapping the LTC6957 input
terminals.



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