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13 / 28 page ![]() LTC6945 13 6945fa For more information www.linear.com/LTC6945 operaTion Figure 7. Simplified RF Interface Schematic bits, allowing a pre-charge of the loop to a known state, if required. CPUP, CPDN, and CPRST must be set to “0” to allow the loop to lock. The CPWIDE bit extends the charge pump output current pulse width by increasing the PFD reset path’s delay value (see Figure 3). CPWIDE is normally set to 0. VCO INPUT BUFFER TheVCOfrequencyisapplieddifferentiallyonpinsVCO+and VCO–. The inputs are self-biased and must be AC-coupled. Alternatively, the inputs may be used single-ended by ap- plying the VCO frequency at VCO+ and bypassing VCO– to GND with a capacitor. Each input provides a single-ended OUTPUT (O) DIVIDER The 3-bit O divider can reduce the frequency from the VCO input buffer to the RF output buffer to extend the output frequency range. Its divide ratio O may be set to any in- teger from 1 to 6, inclusive, outputting a 50% duty cycle even with odd divide values. Use the OD[2:0] bits found in register h08 to directly program the 0 divide ratio. See the Applications Information section for the relationship between O and the fREF, fPFD, fVCO and fRF frequencies. RF OUTPUT BUFFER The low noise, differential output buffer produces a dif- ferential output power of –6dBm to 3dBm, settable with bits RFO[1:0] according to Table 7. The outputs may be combined externally, or used individually. Terminate any unused output with a 50Ω resistor to VRF+. Table 7. RFO[1:0] Programming RFO[1:0} PRF (Differential) PRF (Single-Ended) 0 –6dBm –9dBm 1 –3dBm –6dBm 2 0dBm –3dBm 3 3dBm 0dBm Each output is open collector with 136Ω pull-up resistors to VRF+, easing impedance matching at high frequencies. See Figure 7 for circuit details and the Applications Infor- mation section for matching guidelines. The buffer may be muted with either the OMUTE bit, found in register h02, or by forcing the MUTE input low. 16 15 121 VCO+ VC0– 121 6945 F06 0.9V VVCO+ VVCO+ VVCO+ +– Figure 6. Simplified VCO Interface Schematic 121Ω resistance to aid in impedance matching at high frequencies. See the Applications Information section for matching guidelines. VCO (N) DIVIDER The 16-bit N divider provides the feedback from the VCO input buffer to the PFD. Its divide ratio N may be set to any integer from 32 to 65535, inclusive. Use the ND[15:0] bits found in registers h05 and h06 to directly program the N divide ratio. See the Applications Information section for the relationship between N and the fREF, fPFD, fVCO and fRF frequencies. 12 11 6945 F07 VRF+ VRF+ RF+ 136 136 RF– MUTE OMUTE RFO[1:0] 9 MUTE |
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