• Jitter Tolerance: Compliant with GR-499 Category I, II
• Transmitter Pulse Shape: Compliant with GR-499
• Loss of Signal Detection
• Selectable Signal Polarity
• Local/Remote Loopback
• Parallel Microprocessor Interface
• Single 3.3V±5% Operation
• Low Power Consumption (105mW/ch: Typ)
• Pin-to-pin compatible with AK2548 (7 channel E1 transceiver)
• Small Plastic Package 144pin LQFP
AK2546
RTIP1
RRING1
TTIP1
TRING1
RTIP2-7
RRING2-7
TTIP2-7
TRING2-7
CLKGEN
TRANSCEIVER 1
TRANSCEIVER 2-7
BLOCK DIAGRAM
CONTROL
LOS
RECOVER
SHAPER
Local Loopback
RemoteLoopback
LOS2-7
RCLK2-7
RPOS2-7
RNEG2-7
TCLK2-7
TPOS2-7
TNEG2-7
7 Channel T1 Transceiver Block Diagram
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
73
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
137
136
135
134
133
132
131
130
129
128
127
126
125
124
123
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
36
72
AD7
RRING7
BTS
RRING6
TEST5
RRING5
TEST4
TEST3
RRING4
TEST2
RRING3
RRING2
TEST1
RRING1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The AK2546 is the 7 channel short haul T1 transceiver for a SONET MUX, M13 MUX, etc.
It includes seven independent transmitters, clock and data recovery, LOS detector, control circuit
in one LQFP-144 package which saves space, power consumption and the board design time.
Internally generated transmit pulse provides the appropriate pulse shape for line length ranging
from 0 to 655 feet from a DSX-1 cross connect.
Note1 ) Should be connected to VSS externally.
Note2 ) Should be connected to VDD externally
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
PIN DESCRIPTIONS
Pin NameI/OFunctionComment
T1 Transceiver
TTIP1-7
TRING1-7
TPOS1-7
TNEG1-7
TCLK1-7ITransmit Clock Input
RTIP1-7
RRING1-7
RPOS1-7
RNEG1-7
RCLK1-7OReceive Clock Output recovered from receive data input
LOS1-7OLoss of signal output
TVDD1-7Positive Power Supply for the Transmit Driver
TVSS1-7Negative Power Supply for the Transmit Driver
AVSS1-8Analog ground
Common Block
MCLKI1.544MHz or 24.704MHz External Reference Clock Input
AS(ALE)IAddress Select(Address Latch Enable) Input
INTOInterrupt Output(PMOS open drain , should be tied to GND through
Output “high” when detect loss of signal
LOSx output is not masked by MLOSx register.
a resistor), Active High, INT output goes “high” when the alarm is
reported to any one of LOSx, LOTCx or LOMC registers. This pin can
be masked by MLOSx, MLOTCx or MLOMC registers.
BTS=“H” : Motorola Mode
BTS=“L” : Intel Mode
Used for read/write internal registers.
CLKSEL=“H”:1.544MHz
CLKSEL=“L”:24.704MHz
Active “Low” input pulse over 200ns initializes the internal circuit
and forces RPOSx/RNEGx output “low” and LOSx output “high”.
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
Pin NameI/OFunctionComment
Common block
TEST1,3-5IFactory Use. Should be connected to VSS externally.
TEST2IFactory Use. Should be connected to VDD externally.
TAVDD1,2Positive Power Supply for the analog circuitry in the transmitters
TAVSS1,2Negative Power Supply for the analog circuitry in the transmitters
RAVDD1,2Positive Power Supply for the digital circuitry in the transmitters
RAVSS1,2Negative Power Supply for the digital circuitry in the transmitters
DVDD1,2Positive Power Supply for Digital
DVSS1,2Negative Power Supply for Digital
DAVSS1,2Ground for Digital
IOVDD1,2Positive Power Supply for I/O
IOVSS1,2Negative Power Supply for I/O
BVDDPositive Power Supply for Reference Circuit
BVSSNegative Power Supply for Reference Circuit
PVDDPositive Power Supply for PLL
PVSSNegative Power Supply for PLL
BGREFBandgap Reference Output.
12k±1% external register should be connected across this pin and
VSS.
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnitsCondition
DC SupplyVDD-0.36.5V
Input Voltage
Input CurrentIIN10mA
Storage TemperatureTstg-55130°C
Note) All voltages with respect to ground. :
All negative voltage pins = 0V. VDD apply to all positive voltage pins.
VIN1-0.3VDD+0.3VApply to except for RTIPx,
RRINGx
VIN2-3VDD+0.3VApply to RTIPx, RRINGx
RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS
ParameterSymbolmintypmaxUnitsCondition
DC SupplyVDD3.1353.33.465V3.3V±5%
Ambient Operating TemperatureTa-4025+85°C
Note) All voltages with respect to ground. :
All negative voltage pins = 0V. VDD apply to all positive voltage pins.
ELECTORICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DC CHARACTERISTICS
ParameterSymbolmintypmaxUnitsCondition
Power Consumption(/ch)PD105260mWNote1
Digital High-Level Output VoltageVOH0.9VDDVIOH=-40µA
Digital Low-Level Output VoltageVOL0.4VIOL=500µA
Digital High-Level Input VoltageVIH0.7VDDV
Digital Low-Level Input VoltageVIL0.3VDDV
Input Leak CurrentIi10µA
Output CurrentIOL1.0mAINT pin
Note1: typ : 50% mark, Room temp., VDD 3.3V, line length 399feet, Load 100Ω
max: 100% mark, Temp./VDD in all range, line length 655feet, Load 100Ω
Not include any other load (ex. External pull up register) except lines.
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
RECEIVER
Receiver characteristics are guaranteed on the conditions as shown below.
VDD=3.3V±5%, VSS, GND=0V, Ta=-40~85°C,
MCLK frequency: 1.544MHz±100ppm, 24.704MHz±100ppm,
Bipolar input frequency: 1.544MHz±130ppm(reference input level: 3V0p±20%)
ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnitsCondition
Sensitivity-6dBNote1
Loss of Signal Threshold0.350.50.7VNote2
Allowable Consecutive Zero before LOS170175180bits
S/X tolerance12dBNote3
Generated Jitter30nspp Note4
Low pulse density immunity
Jitter Tolerance
Note1: Relative value to the reference level. Compare at 772kHz with All Mark Pattern.
Note2: Level at the chip side of transformer. Loss of signal is logical AND between an analog loss of
Signal monitors input level and a digital loss of signal check recovered data stream.
Note3: PN20 and AMI 1/8 Mark pattern input. Noise frequency is 770kHz.
Note4: PN20 pattern input.
GR-499 Category I,II
1/16Mark
JITTER TOLERANCE
100
10
1
0.1
Jitter Amplitude(UIpp)
0.01
110100100010000100000
GR-499
Category II
GR-499
Category I
Jiiter Frequency(Hz)
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
TRANSMITTER
Transmitter characteristics are guaranteed on the conditions as shown below.
VDD=3.3V±5%, VSS, GND=0V,Ta=-40~85°C,
MCLK frequency: 1.544MHz±100ppm, 24.704MHz±100ppm
Broad Band
Power Levels@772kHz12.61517.9dBm Note3
Power Levels @1.544MHz-29dBNote3, Note4
Note1: Measured at the DSX terminated with 100Ω.
Note2: Amplitude at the pulse center to normalize to unity.
Turns Ratio and DCR are recommended value.
Note3: Measured in a 2kHz band width around the specified frequency. Transmit all mark pattern.
Note4: Compare to the power at 772kHz
0. 02
0.025
0.025
0.05
GR-499,Note1
UIpp
ISOLATED PULSE MASK (GR-499)
Normalized Amplitude
1.5
1
0.5
0
-0.5
-1
-1-0.500.511.5
Time, in Unit Intervals
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
AC CHARACTERISTICS (Clock/Data)
ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnitsCondition
Clock FrequencyMCLKFci1.543846
24.70153
Clock Pulse WidthMCLK
TCLK
Clock Pulse WidthRCLKt
t
pwhi
t
pwli
pwho
t
pwlo
Duty CycleRCLK
TCLK
Setup/Hold TimeRCLK
RPOS
t
su1
t
h1
150nsRefer to Fig.1
RNEG
Setup/Hold TimeTCLK
TPOS
t
su2
t
h2
50nsRefer to Fig.2
TNEG
Rise TimeRCLK
t
r
RPOS
1. 544000
24.70400
1.544154
24.70647
MHz ±100ppm
324nsRefer to Fig.2
324nsRefer to Fig.1
50%Note1
100nsRefer to Fig.3
Note2
RNEG
Fall TimeTCLK
TPOS
TNEG
Note1) Duty Cycle:(t
pwho
/( t
pwho+tpwlo
))×100%
Note2) Drive 15pF Load Capacitance
t
f
40nsRefer to Fig.3
Note2
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
RCLK
TCLK
50%
RPOS/RNEG
50%
TPOS/TNEG
t
pwho
t
50%
pwlo
t
sur
50%
t
50%
Fig.1 Receiver Timing
t
t
pwhi
pwli
50%
t
sut
t
ht
50%
hr
50%
Fig.2 Transmitter Timing
t
r
t
f
90%90%
10%10%
Fig.3 Rise and Fall Times
(RCLK, RPOS, RNEG, TCLK, TPOS, TNEG)
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
AC CHARACTERISTICS (Parallel Port)
ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnitsCondition
Read/Write Cycletcyc250ns
Motorola Mode
Address Setup Timet110——ns
Address Hold Timet210——ns
AS to DS Delay Timet320——ns
DS to AS Delay Timet420——ns
Read Data Delay Timet5——40ns
Read Data Hold Timet6——20ns
R/W Setup Timet710——ns
R/W Hold Timet810——ns
CS Setup Timet910——ns
CS Hold Timet1015——ns
Write Data Setup Timet1140——ns
Write Data Hold Timet1220——ns
DS Pulse Widtht13100——ns
AS Pulse Widtht1420——ns
Address Invalid to DS Delay Timet150——ns
Intel Mode
Address Setup Timet2110——ns
Address Hold Timet2210——ns
ALE to WR Delay Timet2320——ns
WR to ALE Delay Timet2420——ns
RD to ALE Delay Timet2520——ns
Read Data Delay Timet26——40ns
Read Data Hold Timet27——20ns
CS Setup Timet2810——ns
CS Hold Timet2915——ns
Write Data Setup Timet3040——ns
Write Data Hold Timet3120——ns
RD Pulse Widtht32100——ns
WR Pulse Widtht33100——ns
ALE Pulse Widtht3420——ns
Address Invalid to RD Delay Timet350——ns
Notes) CL= 50pF on AD0-AD7. All of the timing is specified at 50%VDD.
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
CSDSAS
AD7-0
R/W
Address
Data
t1t2t13t8t6t7t9
t10
CSDSAS
AD7-0
R/W
Address
Data
t1t2t3
t13
t12t7t9
t10
t8
t14
t11
t14t5t4t4t15
Motorola Mode(READ)
Motorola Mode(WRITE)
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
CSWRALE
AD7-0
RD
Address
Data
t21
t22
t34
t26
t27
t28
t29
CSWRALE
AD7-0
RD
Address
Data
t21
t22
t31
t28
t29
t30
t33
t24
t32
t25
t34
t23
t35
Intel Mode(READ)
Intel Mode(WRITE)
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
REGISTER DESCRIPTION
REGISTER MAP
*A7-A4=“0”
AddressFunction
A3A2A1A0
0000
0001
0010
0011
0110
0111
Bit7
<AD7>
LOS7
(1)
LOTC7
(1)
MLOS7
(1)
MLOTC7
(1)
LENG31
(0)
LENG32
Bit6
<AD6>
LOS6
(1)
LOTC6
(1)
Mask Control Register (WRITE/READ)
MLOS6
(1)
MLOTC6
(1)
Channel Control Register (WRITE/READ)
LENG21
(0)
LENG22
Bit5
<AD5>
Status Register (READ ONLY)
LOS5
(1)
LOTC5
(1)
MLOS5
(1)
MLOTC5
(1)
LENG11
(0)
LENG12
Bit4
<AD4>
LOS4
(1)
LOTC4
(1)
MLOS4
(1)
MLOTC4
(1)
RLOOP1
(0)
RLOOP2
LOTC3
MLOS3
MLOTC3
LLOOP1
LLOOP2
<AD3>
LOS3
Bit3
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(0)
Bit2
<AD2>
LOS2
(1)
LOTC2
(1)
MLOS2
(1)
MLOTC2
(1)
POLN1
(1)
POLN2
Bit1
<AD1>
LOS1
(1)
LOTC1
(1)
MLOS1
(1)
MLOTC1
(1)
MSK1
(1)
MSK2
Bit0
<AD0>
0
LOMC
(1)
RDEN
(0)
MLOMC
(1)
PD1
(1)
PD2
1000
1001
1010
1011
1100
(0)
LENG33
(0)
LENG34
(0)
LENG35
(0)
LENG36
(0)
LENG37
(0)
(0)
LENG23
(0)
LENG24
(0)
LENG25
(0)
LENG26
(0)
LENG27
(0)
(0)
LENG13
(0)
LENG14
(0)
LENG15
(0)
LENG16
(0)
LENG17
(0)
(0)
RLOOP3
(0)
RLOOP4
(0)
RLOOP5
(0)
RLOOP6
(0)
RLOOP7
(0)
(0)
LLOOP3
(0)
LLOOP4
(0)
LLOOP5
(0)
LLOOP6
(0)
LLOOP7
(0)
POLN3
POLN4
POLN5
POLN6
POLN7
*Other address is reserved.
* Initial value is in ( ).
*“<>” show I/O pin name. Address A0-A3 should be input via AD0-AD 3 pins.
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
MSK3
(1)
MSK4
(1)
MSK5
(1)
MSK6
(1)
MSK7
(1)
(1)
PD3
(1)
PD4
(1)
PD5
(1)
PD6
(1)
PD7
(1)
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
STATUS REGISTER
SymbolDescription
LOSx
(x=1 to 7)
LOTCx
(x=1 to 7)
LOMCLoss of MCLK alarm. Read only register.
Loss of signal alarm for channel x. Read only register.
When the loss of signal is detected, LOSx is set High.
Loss of TCLK alarm for channel x. Read only register.
When the loss of TCLKx is detected, LOTCx is set High.
When the loss of MCLK is detected, LOMC is set High.
MASK CONTROL
SymbolDescription
MLOSx
(x=1 to 7)
MLOTCx
(x=1 to 7)
MLOMCMask loss of MCLK alarm.
Mask loss of signal alarm for channel x.
MLOSx is active-high to prevent LOSx from setting INT output “high”.
It is possible to read LOSx register regardless of the status of MLOSx.
Initial value is “high”.
Mask loss of TCLK alarm for channel x.
MLOTCx is active-high to prevent LOTCx from setting INT output “high”.
It is possible to read LOTCx register regardless of the status of MLOTCx.
Initial value is “high”.
MLOMC is active-high to prevent LOMC from setting INT output “high”.
It is possible to read LOMC register regardless of the status of MLOMC.
Initial value is “high”. When the loss of MCLK is detected, LOSx register
and LOSx pins are set “high” at the same time. Therefore all MLOSx
register must be set “high” to prevent loss of MCLK from setting INT
output. In this case, LOMC can be read.
CHANNEL CONTROL REGISTER
SymbolDescription
LENGyxThe generated transmit pulse in channel x provides the appropriate pulse
shape for line length from a DSX-1 cross connect through the setting of this
register as shown below in Table 1.
RLOOPx/
LLOOPx
POLNxThis register as shown in Table 3 controls TIPx/RINGx output polarity.
PDxPDx is active-high to set the corresponding transceiver in power down
MSKxMSKx is active-high to prevent LOSx or LOTCx from setting INT output
RDENRDEN is active-high to prevent RCLK, RPOS, and RNEG output from
Loopback mode of channel x is activated through the setting of these
registers as shown below in Table 2.
Initial value is “high”.
mode.
The impedance between TTIP and TRING is set to 30kΩ(typ). LOSx goes
“high” in power down mode. Initial value is “high”.
“high”. Initial value is “high”.
forcing to “low” or “high” by the detection of Loss of signal. Initial value is
Note 1) The impedance between TTIP and TRING is 30kΩ(typ).
Note 2) The phase of the TCLK satisfies receive output timing.
0
1
0
1
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
THEORY OF OPERATION
Loss of signal
Loss of signal in channel x is reported by setting LOSx register “high”.
The receiver will indicate loss of signal upon receiving 175 consecutive zeros or detecting input
level being below the threshold (ALOS).
LOSx returns to “low” when the received signal returns to 12.5% ones density and not including
100 consecutive zeros. (GR-820)
When Loss of Signal is detected in channel x, LOSx register is set “high” and LOSx pin becomes
“high”. When LOSx is set “high”, interrupt will be issued on INT pin if MLOSx is “low”. LOSx
pin becomes high regardless of MLOSx status. MLOSx is active-high and masks LOSx interrupt.
LOSx registers and LOSx pins represent the current status of received signal regardless of the
MLOSx status.
Loss of TCLK
Loss of TCLKx is reported by setting LOTCx “high”. When LOTCx is set “high”, INT output
becomes “high” if MLOTCx is “low”. MLOTCx is active-high and masks LOTCx interrupt.
LOTCx represents the current status of TCLKx and can be read regardless of MLOTCx status.
When Loss of TCLKx is detected, TTIPx/TRINGx will be forced to “0”.
Loss of MCLK
Loss of MCLK is reported by setting LOMC “high”. When LOMC is set “high”, INT output
becomes “high” if MLOMC is “low”. MLOMC is active-high and masks LOMC interrupt.
LOMC represents the current status of MCLK and can be read regardless of MLOMC status.
When the loss of MCLK is detected, LOSx register and LOSx pin goes “high” at the same time.
Therefore all MLOSx register must be set to “high” to prevent loss of MCLK from setting INT
output
INT output
INT output becomes “high” when the alarm is reported to any one of LOSx, LOTCx or LOMC
registers. This pin can be masked by MLOSx, MLOTCx or MLOMC registers.
Local Loopback
In Local Loopback mode, TPOSx, TNEGx, TCLKx signals are looped back to RPOSx, RNEGx,
RCLKx output. RTIPx, RRINGx inputs are ignored but loss of signal detection is active.
The transmitter in channel x outputs TTIPx, TRINGx normally.
Remote Loopback
In Remote Loopback mode, RTIPx/RRINGx signals are looped back to TTIPx/TRINGx output.
The receiver in channel x output RPOSx, RNEGx, RCLKx normally and detect loss of signal.
TPOSx, TNEGx, TCLKx inputs are ignored.
To determine input reference current, connect 12kΩ±1% resistor.
AK2546
R1
BGREF
R1=12kΩ±1%
Power Supply
To attenuate the power supply noise, connect capacitors between VDD and VSS respectively.
The value of the capacitance AK2546 need depend on the condition of the power supply line.
Please decide the value of the capacitance after your evaluation.
For the performance of noise and heat, the board design must be taken care.
Recommended conditions for PCB board is shown below.
Recommended conditions:
Multilayerboard with more than two VDD or GND layer
Please design the rest of pattern for GND
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
PACKAGE
144pin LQFP
OUTPUT DIMENSIONS
22.0
20.0
73108
Max
1.70
109
144
1.40
72
AK2546
22.0
XXXXXXX
20.0
JAPAN
37
1
0.50
0.20
0.10 M
36
0.07
0.04
0~10º
0.17±
0.10
0.10
0.50±0.1
ASAHI KASEI [AK2546]
IMPORTANT NOTICE
• These products and their specifications are subject to change without notice. Before considering
any use or application, consult the Asahi Kasei Microsystems Co., Ltd. (AKM) sales office or
authorized distributor concerning their current status.
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