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MAX9403EHJ Datasheet(HTML) 6 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
6 / 13 page Detailed Description The MAX9400/MAX9402/MAX9403/MAX9405 are extremely fast, low-skew quad LVECL/ECL or LVPECL/ PECL buffer/receivers designed for high-speed data and clock driver applications. The devices feature an ultra-low propagation delay of 335ps and channel-to- channel skew of 16ps in asynchronous mode with an 86mA supply current. The four channels can be operated synchronously with an external clock, or in asynchronous mode, determined by the state of the SEL input. An enable input provides the ability to force all the outputs to a differential low state. A variety of input and output terminations are offered for maximum design flexibility. The MAX9400 has open inputs and open-emitter outputs. The MAX9402 has open inputs and 50 Ω series outputs. The MAX9403 has 100 Ω differential input impedance and open-emitter outputs. The MAX9405 has 100 Ω differential input impedance and 50 Ω series outputs. Supply Voltage The MAX9400/MAX9402/MAX9403/MAX9405 are de- signed for operation with a single supply. Using a single negative supply of VEE = -2.375V to -5.5V (VCC = ground) yields LVECL/ECL-compatible input and output levels. Using a single positive supply of VCC = 2.375V to 5.5V (VEE = ground) yields LVPECL/PECL input and output levels. Data Inputs The MAX9400/MAX9402 have open inputs and require external termination. The MAX9403/MAX9405 have inte- grated 100 Ω differential input termination resistors from IN_ to IN_, reducing external component count. Outputs The MAX9402/MAX9405 have internal 50 Ω series out- put termination resistors and 8mA internal pulldown current sources. Using integrated resistors reduces external component count. The MAX9400/MAX9403 have open-emitter outputs. An external termination is required. See the Output Termination section. Enable Setting EN = high and EN = low enables the device. Setting EN = low and EN = high forces the outputs to a differential low, and all changes on CLK, SEL, and IN_ are ignored. Asynchronous Operation Setting SEL = high and SEL = low enables the four channels to operate independently as buffer/receivers. The CLK signal is ignored in this mode. In asynchro- nous mode, the CLK signal should be set to either a logic low or high state to minimize noise coupling. Synchronous Operation Setting SEL = low and SEL = high enables all four channels to operate in synchronous mode. In this mode, buffered inputs are clocked into flip-flops simul- taneously on the rising edge of the differential clock input (CLK and CLK). Differential Signal Input Limit The maximum signal magnitude of the differential inputs is VCC - VEE or 3V, whichever is less. Applications Information Input Bias Unused inputs should be biased or driven as shown in Figure 5. This avoids noise coupling that might cause toggling at the unused outputs. Output Termination Terminate open-emitter outputs (MAX9400/MAX9403) through 50 Ω to VCC - 2V or use an equivalent Thevenin termination. Terminate both outputs and use identical termination on each for the lowest output-to-output skew. When a single-ended signal is taken from a dif- ferential output, terminate both outputs. For example, if OUT_ is used as a single-ended output, terminate both OUT_ and OUT_. Ensure that the output currents do not exceed the cur- rent limits as specified in the Absolute Maximum Ratings table. Under all operating conditions, the device’s total thermal limits should be observed. Power-Supply Bypassing Adequate power-supply bypassing is necessary to maximize the performance and noise immunity. Bypass VCC to VEE with high-frequency surface-mount ceramic 0.1µF and 0.01µF capacitors as close to the device as possible with the 0.01µF capacitor closest to the device pins. Use multiple bypass vias for connection to mini- mize inductance. Circuit Board Traces Input and output trace characteristics affect the perfor- mance of the MAX9400/MAX9402/MAX9403/MAX9405. Connect each of the inputs and outputs to a 50 Ω char- acteristic impedance trace. Avoid discontinuities in dif- ferential impedance and maximize common-mode noise immunity by maintaining the distance between differential traces and avoid sharp corners. Minimize the number of vias to prevent impedance discontinu- ities. Reduce reflections by maintaining the 50 Ω char- Quad Differential LVECL/LVPECL Buffer/Receivers 6 _______________________________________________________________________________________ |
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