California Micro Devices PAC470RGQ, PAC500RGQ, PAC560RGQ, PAC680RGQ Datasheet

CALIFORNIA MICRO DEVICES
PACRG
P/Active
Features
• Designed especially for Pentium Pro and RISC­based computers/servers
• Provides high speed bus termination
• Reduces ground bounce with center ground
pin placement
• Terminates 22 lines in a QSOP package
• Saves board space and reduces assembly cost
Product Description
CAMD’s P/Active RG GTL+ Local Bus Terminator is ideal for Pentium Pro and related high speed bus termination applications where a resistor approach is deemed suitable. This device also meets the high-speed bus termination demands of microprocessors like Motorola’s PowerPC, DEC’s Alpha, Sun’s SPARC, and SGI’s MIPs processor, as well as other high performance RISC processors for embedded control applications.
The PACRG offers 22 terminations per package and meets all related Intel specifications for Pentium Pro termination requirements. Four popular values are available for a variety of bus termination applications and line impedance requirements: 47, 50, 56 and 68 ohms.
Applications
• Pentium Pro servers
• Pentium Pro desk top systems
• GTL, ECL terminator for embedded
processor busses
Refer to AP-201 Termination Application Note and AP-203 GTL+ Termination Application Note for further information.
The P/Active RG Termination Networks provide high performance, high reliability, and low cost through manu­facturing efficiency. The termination resistor elements are fabricated using proprietary state-of-the-art thin film technology. CAMD’s highly integrated solution is silicon­based and has the same enhanced reliability characteris­tics as today’s microprocessor products. The thin film resistors have very high stability over a wide temperature range, over applied voltage, and over life. In addition, the QSOP industry standard packaging is manufacturing­friendly and yields the high reliability of other semiconduc­tor components. The P/Active RG Pentium Pro Termination Network provides a complete 300 point termination solution in only 14 QSOP packages.
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© 2000 California Micro Devices Corp. All rights reserved.
8/10/2000
215 Topaz Street, Milpitas, California 95035 Tel: (408) 263-3214 Fax: (408) 263-7846 www.calmicro.com
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PACRG
Signal at Termination and Victim Line (TA=25OC) (See Test Circuit)
Channel 1 (500mV/division) Termination Signal, Channel 2 (250mV/division) Victim Voltage. The victim voltage crosstalk measures 65mV in the critical areas around the system clock. The system clock occurs approximately 4ns before each data transition. The horizontal dashed lines are 65mV apart. The time scale is 5.0ns/division. The signal voltage rise and fall times have been adjusted at the driver to conform to Intel specifications.) Measurements made using Tektronix TDS820 6 GHz Digitizing Oscilloscope with P6207 FET Probes.
250mV/D
Test Circuit Block Diagram
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8/10/2000
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