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DP8459 Datasheet(HTML) 22 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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22 / 35 page ![]() combination R NOM ||RBOOST must be equal to or greater than 1.2 k Ω as per specification. Note that in the equation for C 1 above, the capacitor value is inversely proportional to R p. Thus, external field interference immunity can be achieved if C 1 is maximized through the minimizing of Rp. The selection of R NOM = RBOOST = 2.4 kΩ satisfies the requirements for the Charge Pump resistors and the gain ratio. R p will be equal to R NOM with READ GATE high, and thus C 1 = [1.2x5x20 MHz/(2 x 2.4k x 4)]/(400 Kr/s) 2 = 0.039 µF R 1 can now be calculated: A standard value of 100 Ω is chosen. Since C 2 ≤ 0.1xC1,C2 will be chosen to be 510 pF. A table listing the dynamics of the PLL under standard operation conditions and with component values adjusted to industry standards is shown in Figure 20 . FIGURE 20. 2,7 Code, 10 Mbits/Sec Design Example PLL Dynamics 4.0 Window Margin and Bit Jitter Tolerance A key performance specification for the DP8459 involves the integrity of the synchronization window. The synchronization window is defined as a continuously repeating time cell, nominally equal in span to the period of the VCO, within which an ENCODED READ DATA pulse will be recognized (captured) regardless of its position within the window (see Figure 21 ). The captured ERD bit is then transmitted to the SYNCHRONIZED DATA output on the next occurring SYNC CLOCK negative edge. The SYNCHRONIZED DATA and the SYNC CLOCK are held in a fixed, specified timing relationship for use by the data controller in deserialization and decoding. The synchronization window (with strobe setting at nominal position) is centered about the mean location of the ERD pulses via the delay line and the time-averaging action of the PLL. National Semiconductor specifies the static window truncation (t T) of the DP8459 data synchronizer as the maximum expected loss of the synchronization window seen adjacent to the ideal window boundary following complete PLL stabilization with the strobe control setting at the M = −2 position (see Figure 22 ). Static lock conditions are defined as having been achieved when the PLL has been allowed to establish fully stabilized lock to a consistent preamble-type pattern of nominally positioned, non-shifted ERD pulses. FIGURE 21. Synchronization Window Field Preamble Min Freq Data Max Freq Data Ref Clock N4 8 3 2 CP Gain Low Low Low High Natural Freq. 400 Krad/s 283 Krad/s 462 Krad/s 800 Krad/s ω n Damping Ratio 0.7 0.5 0.8 1.4 ζ TL/F/9322-22 PrintDate=1996/07/31 PrintTime=11:06:08 ds009322 Rev. No. 1 Proof 22 22 http:\\www.national.com |
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