High Performance Programmable
Phase-Locked Loop for LCD Applications
The HI5634 is a low cost but very high-performance
frequency generator for line-locked and genlocked high
resolution video applications. Utilizing an advanced low
voltage CMOS mixed signal technology, the HI5634 is an
effective clock solution for video projectors and displays at
resolutions from VGA to beyond UXGA
The HI5634 offers pixel clock outputs in both differential (to
250MHz) and single-ended (to 150MHz) formats. Digital
phase adjustment circuitry allows user control of the pixel
clock phase relative to the recovered sync signal. A second
differential output at half the pixel clock rate enables
deMUXing of multiplexed A/D converters. The FUNC pin
provides either the regenerated input from the phase-locked
loop (PLL) divider chain output or a re-synchronized and
sharpened input HSYNC.
The advanced PLL utilizes either its internal programmable
feedback divider or an external divider. The device is
programmed by a standard I
2
C-bus® serial interface.
Simplified Block Diagram
File Number
Features
• Pixel Clock Frequencies up to 250MHz
• Very Low Jitter
• Digital Phase Adjustment (DPA) for Clock Outputs
• Balanced PECL Differential Outputs
• Single-Ended SSTL_3 Clock Outputs
• Double-Buffered PLL/DPA Control Registers
• Independent Software Reset for PLL/DPA
• External or Internal Loop Filter Selection
• Uses 3.3V Supply. Inputs are 5V Tolerant.
2
C-bus Serial Interface can Run at Either Low Speed
•I
(100kHz) or High Speed (400kHz)
• Lock Detection
Applications
• LCD Monitors and Video Projectors
• Genlocking Multiple Video Subsystems
• Frequency Synthesis
4745
LOOP FILTER
OSC
HSYNC
2
I
C INTERFACE
PHASE
LOCKED
LOOP
DIGITAL
PHASE
ADJUST
Ordering Information
TEMP.
PART NUMBER
HI5634CB0 to 7024 Ld SOICM24.3
RANGE (oC)PACKAGE
PKG.
CLK
CLK/2
FUNC
NO.
Pinout
VDDD
VSSD
SDA
SCL
PDEN
EXTFB
HSYNC
EXTFIL
EXTFILRET
VDDA
VSSA
OSC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
HI5634
(SOIC)
TOP VIEW
24
IREF
23
CLK/2+ (PECL)
22
CLK/2- (PECL)
21
CLK+ (PECL)
20
CLK- (PECL)
19
VSSQ
18
VDDQ
17
CLK (SSTL)
16
CLK/2 (SSTL)
15
FUNC (SSTL)
14
LOCK/REF (SSTL)
2
CADR
13
I
1
CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge; follow proper IC Handling Procedures.
1VDDDPWRDigital Supply3.3V to Digital Sections
2VSSDPWRDigital Ground
3SDAIN/OUTSerial DataI2C-Bus (Note 1)
4SCLINSerial ClockI2C-Bus (Note 1)
5PDENINPFD EnableSuspends Charge Pump (Note1)
6EXTFBINExternal Feedback InExternal Divider Input to PFD (Note1)
7HSYNCINHorizontal SyncClock Input to PLL (Note1)
8EXTFILINExternal FilterExternal PLL Loop Filter
9EXTFILRETINExternal Filter ReturnExternal PLL Loop Filter Return
10VDDAPWRAnalog Supply3.3V for Analog Circuitry
11VSSAPWRAnalog GroundGround for Analog Circuitry
12OSCINOscillatorInput From Crystal Oscillator Package (Notes 1, 2)
13I2CADRINI2C AddressChip I2C Address Select
Low = 4Dh Read, 4Ch Write
High = 4Fh Read, 4Eh Write
14LOCK/REF (SSTL)OUTLock Indicator/ReferenceDisplays PLL or DPA Lock or REF Input
15FUNC (SSTL)OUTFunction OutputSSTL_3 Selectable HSYNC Output
16CLK/2 (SSTL)OUTPixel Clock/2 OutSSTL_3 Driver to ADC DeMUX Input
17CLK (SSTL)OUTPixel Clock OutSSTL_3 Driver to ADC
18VDDQPWROutput Driver Supply3.3V to Output Drivers
19VSSQPWROutput Driver GroundGround for Output Drivers
20CLK- (PECL)OUTPixel Clock OutInverted PECL Driver to ADC. Open Drain Output.
21CLK+ (PECL)OUTPixel Clock OutPECL Driver to ADC. Open Drain Output.
22CLK/2- (PECL)OUTPixel Clock/2 OutInverted PECLDriverto ADC DeMUXInput.Open Drain
Output.
23CLK/2+ (PECL)OUTPixel Clock/2 OutPECL Driver to ADC DeMUX Input. Open DrainOutput.
24IREFINReference CurrentReference Current for PECL Outputs
Voltage Range (VDDA, VDDD, VDDQ to VSS) . . . . . . 3.0V to 3.6V
CAUTION: Stresses above those listed in “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress only rating and operationofthe
device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied.
NOTE:
3. θJA is measured with the component mounted on an evaluation PC board in free air.
PECL Clock Duty Cyclet2, t
PECL Clock to SSTL Clock Delayt
PECL Clock to FUNC Delayt
PECL Clock to PECL Clock/2 Delayt
PECL Clock to SSTL Clock/2 Delayt
SSTL Clock Duty Cyclet
NOTES:
must not fall below the minimum specified level or the I
4. V
OL
5. Measured at 3.6V 0oC, 135MHzoutput frequency, PECLClock lines to 75Ω termination, SSTL Clock lines unterminated, 20pF load. Transition
times vary based on termination. See the “Output Timing Diagram” for details.
3
4
5
6
7
, t
8
9
value may not be maintained.
OUT
455055%
0.20.751.2ns
1.51.92.3ns
1.01.31.5ns
1.11.41.8ns
455055%
Application Information
Overview
The HI5634 addresses stringent graphics system line locked
and genlocked applications and provides the clock signals
required by high-performance video A/D converters. Included
are a phase locked loop (PLL) with a 500MHz voltage
controlled oscillator (VCO), a digital phase adjustment to
provide a user programmed pixel cloc k dela y, the means for
deMUXing multiplexed A/D Con v erters, and both balanced
programmable(PECL) and single-ended (SSTL_3)high-speed
clock outputs.
Phase-Locked Loop
The phase-locked loop is optimized for line-locked
applications, forwhich the inputs are horizontal syncsignals.
A high-performance Schmitt trigger preconditions the
HSYNC input, whose pulses can be degraded if they are
from a remote source. This preconditioned HSYNC signal is
provided as a clean reference signal with a short transition
time (in contrast, the signal that a typical PC graphics card
provides has a transition time of tens of nanoseconds).
A second high frequency input such as a crystal oscillator
and a 7-bit programmable divider can be selected. This
selection allows the loop to operate from a local source and
is also useful for evaluating intrinsic jitter.
A 12-bit programmable feedback divider completes the loop.
Designers can substitute an external divider.
Either the conditioned HSYNC input or the loop output
(recovered HSYNC) is available at the FUNC pin, aligned to
the edge of the pixel clock.
Automatic Power-On-Reset Detection
The HI5634has automatic power-on-resetdetection circuitry
and itresets itself if the supplyvoltage drops belowthreshold
values. No external connection to a reset signal is required.
Digital Phase Adjustment
The digital phase adjustment allows addition of a
programmable delay to the pixel clock output, relative to the
recovered HSYNC signal. The ability to add delays is
particularly useful when multiple video sources must be
synchronized. A delay of up to one pixel clock period is
selectable in the following increments:
1/64 period for pixel clock rates to 40MHz
1/32 period for pixel clock rates to 80MHz
1/16 period for pixel clock rates to 160MHz
Output Drivers and Logic Inputs
The HI5634 utilizes low voltage TTL (LVTTL) inputs as well
as SSTL_3 (EIA/JESD8-8) and low voltage PECL (pseudoECL) outputs, operating at 3.3V supply voltage. The LVTTL
inputs are 5V tolerant. The SSTL_3 and differential PECL
output drivers drive resistive terminations or transmission
lines. Atlower clock frequencies,the SSTL_3 outputs can be
operated unterminated.
I2C-busSerial Interface
The HI5634 utilizes the industry standard I2C-bus serial
interface. The interface uses 12 registers: one write-only,
eight read/write, and three read-only. Two HI5634 devices
can be addressed,according to the state ofthe I
2
CADR pin.
When the pin is low, the read address is 4Dh, and the write
address is 4Ch. When the pin is high, the read address is
4Fh, and the write address is 4Eh. The I
2
C-bus serial
interface canrunat either low speed (100kHz) or highspeed
(400kHz) and provides 5V tolerant input.
PC Board Layout
Use a PC board with at least four layers: one power, one
ground, and two signal. No special cutouts are required for
power and ground planes. All supply voltages must be
suppliedfrom a commonsource andmust rampup together.
Flux and other board surface debris can degrade the
performance of the external loop filter. Ensure that the
HI5634 area of the board is free of contaminants.
5
HI5634
Specific Layout Guidelines
1. Digital Supply (VDDD) - Bypass pin 1 (VDDD) to pin 2
(VSSD) with 4.7µF and 0.1µF capacitors, located as
close as possible to the pins. Traces must be maximally
wide and include multiple surface-etched vias to the appropriate plane.
2. External Loop Filter - Theuse ofan external loop filteris stronglyrecommended in all designs. Locate loop filter components as close to pins 8 and 9 (EXTFIL and EXTFILRET) as possible. Typical loop filter values are 6.8kΩ
forthe seriesresistor,3300pF RF-type capacitorforthe series capacitor, and 150pF for the shunt capacitor.
3. Analog PLL Supply (VDDA) - Decouple pin 10 (VDDA)
with a series ferrite bead. Bypass the supply end of the
bead with 4.7µF and 0.1µF capacitors. Bypass pin 10 to
pin 11 (VSSA) with a 0.1µF capacitor.Locate these components as close as possible tothe pins. Traces must be
maximally wide and havemultiple surface-etched vias to
the power or ground planes.
4. PECL Current Set Resistor - Locate PECL current set
resistor asclose as possibleto pin 24(IREF). Bypass pin
24 to ground with a 0.1µF capacitor.
5. PECL Outputs - Implement these outputs asmicrostrip
transmission lines. The trace widths shown are for 75Ω
characteristic impedance, presuming 0.067 in. between
layers.Locate the optional series “snubbing” resistorsas
close as possible to the pins. If the termination resistors
are included on-board, locate them as close as possible
to the load and connect directly to the powerand ground
planes (thesetermination resistors areomitted if theload
device implements them internally).
6. Output Driver Supply (VDDQ) - Bypass pin 18(VDDQ)
to pin 19 (VSSQ) with 4.7µF and 0.1µF capacitors, located as close as possible to the pins. Traces must be maximally wide and include multiple surface-etched vias to
the appropriate plane.
7. SSTL_3 Outputs- SSTL_3outputs can beused likeconventional CMOSrail-to-rail logic or as a terminated transmission line system at higher-output frequencies. With
terminated outputs, the considerations of item 5, “PECL
Outputs” apply. See JEDEC documents JESD8-A and
JESD8-8.
Power Supply Considerations
The HI5634 incorporates special internal power-on-reset
circuitry that requires no external reset signal connection.
The supply voltage (VDD) must remain within the
recommended operatingconditions during normaloperation.
To reset the HI5634, the supply voltage at the part must be
reduced below the threshold voltage (V
reset circuit. The supply voltage must remain below that
threshold voltage such that board power conditioning
capacitors are drained and the proper reset state is latched.
The amount of time (t
) to hold the voltage in a reset state
D
varies with the design. However, a typical value of 10ms
should be sufficient.
) of the power-on-
TH
VDD
V
MIN
VTH = 1.8V
t
D
SSTL_3 Outputs
Unterminated Outputs
In the HI5634, unterminated SSTL output pins display
exponential transitions similar to those of rectangular pulses
presented to RC loads. The 10-90% rise time is typically
1.6ns, and the corresponding fall time is typically 700ps. In
turn, this asymmetry contributes to duty cycle asymmetry at
higher output frequencies. In the absence of significant load
capacitance (which can further increase rise and fall time),
this asymmetry is the dominant factor determining high
frequency performance of these single-ended outputs.
Typically, no termination is required for the LOCK/REF,
FUNC, and CLK/2 outputs nor for CLK outputs up to
approximately 135MHz.
Terminated Outputs
SSTL_3 outputs are intended to terminate in low
impedances to reduce the effect of external circuit
capacitance. Use of transmission line techniques enables
use of longer traces between source and driver without
increasing ringing due to reflections. Where external
capacitance is minimal and substantial voltage swing is
required to meet LVTTL V
intrinsic rise and fall times of HI5634 SSTL outputs are only
slightly improved by termination in a low impedance.
The HI5634 SSTL output source impedance is typically less
than 60Ω. Termination impedance of 100Ω reduces output
swing by less than 30% which is more than enough to drive
a single load of LVTTL inputs.
8hResetWriteDPA0-3xWriting xAh Resets DPA and Loads Working Register 5
PLL4-7xWriting 5xh Resets PLL and Loads Working Registers 1-3
10hChip VerReadCHIP VER0-717Chip Version 23 Decimal (17 Hex)
11hChip RevReadCHIP REV0-701Initial Value 01h. Value Increments With Each All Layer Change.
12hRD_REGReadDPA_LOCK0N/ADPA Lock Status (0 = Unlocked, 1 = Locked)
PLL_LOCK1N/APLL Lock Status (0 = Unlocked, 1 = Locked)
Reserved2-70Reserved
RESET
VALUEDESCRIPTION
† Identifies Double Buffered Registers. Working Registers are Loaded During Software PLL Reset.
†† Identifies Double Buffered Registers. Working Registers are Loaded During Software DPA Reset.
7
Software Programming Flow
HI5634
INITIALIZE
REGISTERS 0, 6, 7
CHANGE PLL AND/OR
DPA SETTINGS
SET DPA OUTPUT
DELAY TO 0
NO
CHANGE
PLL FREQ.
REG4[0-5] = 0
YES
?
SET INPUT, PFD GAIN, POST
SCALER, AND FEEDBACK DIVIDER
PLL SOFTWARE RESET
WAIT ~ 1ms
NO
PLL
LOCKED
?
REG12[1] = 1?
REGS 0, 1, 2, 3
REG8 = 50h
(NOTE 6)
REG5
NOTES:
6. Updates working Registers 1-3.
7. Updates working Resister 5.
SET DPA
RESOLUTION
DPA SOFTWARE RESET
WAIT ~ 1ms
8
YES
REG8 = 0Ah
(NOTE 7)
SELECT DESIRED
DPA OUTPUT DELAY
DONE
REG4[0-5]
HI5634
Detailed Register Description
Register: 0hName: Input ControlAccess: Read/Write
BIT NAME BIT # RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
PDEN01Phase/FrequencyDetector Enable -0 = ExternalEnable (Phase/Frequency Detectorcontrolled by PDEN
(pin 5) only), 1 = Always Enabled (default).
PD_POL10Phase/Frequency Detector Enable Polarity - Used only when (Reg0 [0]=0).
DPA_OS0-50-50Digital Phase Adjustment Offset - Selects clock edge offset in discrete steps from zero to one clock
period minus one step. Resolution (number of delay elements per clock cycle) is selected by
DPA_RES0-1 (Reg 5[0-1]). Note: Offsets equal to or greater than one clock period are neither
recommended nor supported. Example: For DPA_RES0-1=01h, theclock canbe delayedfrom 0to 31
steps.
Reserved60Reserved
FIL_SEL70Selects external loop filter (0) or internal loop filter (1).
The use of an external loop filter is strongly recommended for all designs.
Register: 5hName: DPA Control RegisterAccess: Read/Write (Note 10)
BIT NAMEBIT #RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
DPA_RES0-10-13Digital Phase Adjustment
(DPA) Resolution Select.
Use of the DPA above
160MHz is not
recommended.
METAL_REV2-70Metal Mask Revision
Number - After power-up,
register bits 2-7 must be
written with 111111.
After this write, a read indicates the metal mask revision, as shown in the
table at right.
NOTES:
8. Double buffered registers. Actual working registers are loaded during software PLL reset. See Register 8h for details.
9. The value that is programmed into these two registers, plus a value of 8, defines the total number of clock periods that the HI5634 generates
between HSYNCs. Program these registers with the total number of horizontal pixels per line minus 8.
10. Double buffered register. Actual working registers are loaded during software DPA reset. See Register 8h for details.
OE_PCK00Output Enable for CLK Outputs (PECL) - 0 = High Z (default), 1 = Enabled.
OE_TCK10Output Enable for CLK Output (SSTL_3) - 0 = High Z (default), 1 = Enabled.
OE_P220Output Enable for CLK/2 Outputs (PECL) - 0 = High Z (default), 1 = Enabled.
OE_T230Output Enable for CLK/2 Output (SSTL_3) - 0 = High Z (default), 1 = Enabled.
OE_F40Output Enable for FUNC Output (SSTL_3) - 0 = High Z (default), 1 = Enabled.
OSC_DIV0- 60-60Oscillator Divider Modulus - Divides the input from OSC (pin 12) by the set modulus.
The modulus equals the programmed value, plus2. Therefore,the modulusrange isfrom 3to 129.
IN_SEL71Input Select - Selects the input to the Phase/Frequency Detector
0 = HSYNC, 1 = Osc Divider (default).
Register: 8hName: Reset RegisterAccess: Write Only
BIT NAMEBIT #RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
DPA Reset0-3XWriting XAh to this register resets DPA working
Register 5.
PLL Reset4-7XWriting 5Xh to this register resets PLL working
Registers 1-3.
VALUERESETS
XADPA
5XPLL
5ADPA and PLL
Register: 10hName: Chip Version RegisterAccess: Read Only
BIT NAMEBIT #RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
CHIP VER0-717Chip Version 23 (17h).
Register: 11hName: Chip Revision RegisterAccess: Read Only
BIT NAMEBIT #RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
CHIP REV0-701+Initial value 01h.
+Value increments with each all-layer change.
Register: 12hName: Status RegisterAccess: Read Only
BIT NAMEBIT #RESET VALUEDESCRIPTION
DPA_LOCK0N/ADPA Lock Status (Refer to Register 0h, bits 6 and 7). 0 = Unlocked, 1 = Locked.
PLL_LOCK1N/APLL Lock Status (Refer to Register 0h, bits 6 and 7). 0 = Unlocked, 1 = Locked.
Reserved2-70Reserved
11
HI5634
I 2C Data Format
(Notes 11-14)
RANDOM REGISTER WRITE PROCEDURE
S010011XW
AAA
P
7 Bit AddressRegister AddressData
RANDOM REGISTER READ PROCEDURE
S010011XWS010011XRAP
AA A
7 Bit AddressRegister Address7 Bit AddressData
SEQUENTIAL REGISTER WRITE PROCEDURE
S010011XWP
AAAAA
7 Bit AddressRegister AddressDataData
SEQUENTIAL REGISTER READ PROCEDURE
S010011XWS010011XRAAP
AA A
7 Bit AddressRegister Address7 Bit AddressDataData
Direction:= Bus Host to Device= Device to Bus Host
NOTES:
11. All values are transmitted with the most significant bit first and the least significant bit last.
2
12. The value of the X-bit equals the logic state of pin 13 (I
CADR).
13. R = Read Command = 1, W = Write Command = 0.
14. S = Start Condition, A = Acknowledge,
A = No Acknowledge, P = Stop Condition. See “I2C Data Characteristics” for description.
I 2C Data Characteristics
SDA
SCL
DATA LINE STABLE:
DATA VALID
BIT TRANSFER ON THE I
SDA
SCL
DATA OUTPUT BY
TRANSMITTER
DATA OUTPUT BY
RECEIVER
SCL FROM MASTER
S
START
CONDITION
S
START
CONDITION
START AND STOP CONDITIONS
127 89
ACKNOWLEDGE ON THE I
NOTE: These waveforms are from “The I2C bus and how to use it,” published by Philips Semiconductor. The document can be obtained from:
http://www-us2.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/various/i2c_bus_specification_1995.pdf.
CHANGE
OF DATA
ALLOWED
2
C BUS
2
C BUS
P
STOP
CONDITION
CLOCK PULSE FOR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
12
AC Timing Characteristics Overview
HSYNC
REF
13
EVEN TOTAL PIXELS
ODD TOTAL PIXELS ††
PECL CLK-
PECL CLK+
SSTL CLK
FUNC
HI5634
†
PECL CLK/2+
PECL CLK/2-
SSTL CLK/2
PECL CLK-
PECL CLK+
SSTL CLK/2
† Timing when Register 2[0] = 0 (Total Number of Pixels is Even).
†† Timing when Register 2[0] = 1 (Total Number of Pixels is Odd).
Output Timing Diagram
HI5634
HSYNC
REF
PECL CLK-
PECL CLK+
SSTL CLK
FUNC
EVEN TOTAL PIXELS †
PECL CLK/2+
PECL CLK/2-
SSTL CLK/2
t
R
t
0
t
1
t
S
†Timing when Register 2[0] = 0 (Total Number of Pixels is Even).
t
2
t
4
t
F
t
5
t
6
t
7
t
3
t
8
t
9
t
P
14
Typical Performance Curves
HI5634
700
FREQUENCY (SLOW: 3.0V AT 70oC)
FREQUENCY (NOMINAL: 3.3V AT 30
600
FREQUENCY (FAST: 3.6V AT 0
JITTER (3.0V AT 70
JITTER (3.3V AT 30
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