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35 / 43 page ![]() Motherboard Traces PCIe Connector 1" Trace CL = 2 pF (2) ZL (2) RS (2) 1" Trace ZL (2) Motherboard Traces CDCUN1208LP www.ti.com SCAS928 – MAY 2012 APPLICATION INFORMATION PCI EXPRESS APPLICATIONS Figure 41 shows a typical application in which the receiver is off board. The PCIe Specification (CEM2.0) requires that all source termination is on the motherboard (not on the daughter card). For this reason, the termination resistors are placed as shown. Additionally, source resistors are employed to eliminate ringing. In this case, ZL can vary between 40Ω and 60Ω and RS can range from 22Ω to 33Ω. Figure 41. Typical Configuration – Off Board Receiver Figure 42 shows a typical application in which the receiver is on-board. In this case, series resistors are not required to eliminate ringing as proper termination is achieved. In this case two termination resistors, ZL = 49.9Ω are placed close to the receiver. Figure 42. Typical Configuration – On Board Connection DEVICE POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS AND SEQUENCING VDD (pin 5) is the core power supply of the device while VDDOx (pins 11, 14, 22, and 27) provide power for the output sections. The core supply must be present either before the application of the output power supplies or be present simultaneously. Applying an output power supply voltage on any of the VDDOx pins prior to the application of power to the core supply pin will potentially result in improper device operation. VDDO2 (pin 14) and VDDO4 (pin 27) provide power for OUT1/OUT2 and OUT7/OUT8 respectively. Additionally, these pins provide power to integrated voltage regulators that condition power for two banks of outputs. For example, the regulator associated with OUT1–OUT4 receives power from the VDDO2 pin. Consequently, if the application requires one or two outputs from a bank of four, then the application must use OUT3/OUT4 and apply power via VDDO2(1). Likewise, the regulator that conditions power for OUT5–OUT8 receives power from VDDO4 (pin 27). If the application uses subset of OUT5–OUT8, then OUT7/OUT8 must be used. For example, if the application will use 6 of the 8 output channels, then VDDO1, VDDO2, and VDDO4 (along with OUT1–OUT4, and OUT7–OUT8) must be used. If the application requires the use of 7 of the 8 output channels, the VDDO1–VDDO4 are used, and OUT1–OUT7 or OUT1–OUT6 and OUT8 could be used. (1) If OUT1 or OUT2 are used and VDDO1 is powered but not VDDO2, the CDCUN1208LP will not function properly. Likewise, if OUT5 or OUT6 are used and VDDO3 is powered but not VDDO4, then the device will not function properly either. Copyright © 2012, Texas Instruments Incorporated Submit Documentation Feedback 35 Product Folder Link(s) :CDCUN1208LP |
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