LOW-POWER PLL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER WITH
POWER SAVE FUNCTION (1.1GHz)
The Fujitsu MB1503 is a serial input phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizer with a
pulse-swallow function. A stand-by mode is provided to limit power consumption during
intermittent operation.
The MB1503 is configured of a 1.1GHz dual-modulus prescaler with 128/129 divide ratio,
control signal generator, 16-bit shift register , 15-bit latch, programmable reference divider
(binary 14-bit programmable reference counter), 1-bit switch counter, phase comparator
with phase conversion function, charge pump, crystal oscillator, 19-bit shift register , 18-bit
latch, programmable divider (binary 7-bit swallow counter and binary 1 1-bit programmable
counter), analog switches, and an intermittent operation control circuit that selects the
operating or stand-by mode depending on the power-save control input state (PS).
The MB1503 operates from a single +5 V supply . Fujitsu’s advanced technology achieves
an Icc of 8mA, typical. The stand-by mode current consumption is just 100µA.
Features
•High operating frequency: fIN = 1.1GHz (PIN = –10dBm)
•Pulse-swallow function: High-speed dual-modulus prescaler with 128/129
Plastic 16–pin small outline package (Suffix : –PF)
= 8mA typ. at 5V
CC
PLASTIC PACKAGE
(FPT-16P-M06)
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (See NOTE)
RatingsSymbolValueUnit
V
Supply Voltage
Output VoltageV
Output CurrentI
Storage TemperatureTstg–55 to +125°C
NOTE: Permanent device damage may occur if the above Absolute Maximum
Ratings are exceeded. Functional operation should be restricted to the
conditions as detailed in the operational sections of this data sheet. Exposure
to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device
reliability .
Copyright1994 by FUJITSULIMITED
V
OUT
CC
P
OUT
–0.5 to +7.0V
VCC ≤ VP ≤ 10.0V
–0.5 to VCC +0.5V
±10mA
PLASTIC PACKAGE
(DIP-16P-M04)
This device contains circuitry to protect the inputs
against damage due to high static voltages or electric
fields. However, it is advised that normal precautions be
taken to avoid application of any voltage higher than
maximum rated voltages to this high impedance circuit.
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PIN ASSIGNMENT
(TOP VIEW)
OSC
IN
OSC
OUT
V
P
V
CC
D
O
116PS
215f
314f
413BiSW
512FC
GND611LE
LD710Data
f
IN
89Clock
R
P
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
1
OSC
IN
PS1
OSC
V
OUT
V
CC
Oscillator
2
3
P
4
16-bit Shift Register
16-bit Shift Register
15-bit Latch
15-bit Latch
Programmable
Reference Divider
Binary 14-bit
Reference
Counter
S
W
To Lock Detector
PS1
Phase
Characteristics
Changing
Circuit
PS1
Charge
Pump
Phase
Comparator
From
Phase
Comparator
MB1503
16
PS
15
f
R
14
f
P
13
BiSW
D
GND
LD
f
IN
5
O
6
7
8
From Charge
Pump
From
Phase
Comparator
Lock
Detection
Circuit
Prescaler
Output
SW
Prescaler
MC
PS1
PS1
Intermittent
Operation
Control Circuit
19-bit Shift Register
19-bit Shift Register
18-bit Latch
7-bit Latch
Programmable Divider
Binary 7-bit
Swallow
Programmable
Counter
PS1
11-bit Latch
Binary 11-bit
Counter
1-bit
Control
Latch
Schmitt
Trigger
Schmitt
Trigger
Schmitt
Trigger
12
FC
11
LE
10
Data
9
Clock
Control Circuit
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PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin No. Pin NameI/ODescription
1OSC
IN
IProgrammable reference divider input
Oscillator input
An external crystal is connected to this pin.
2OSC
3V
4V
5D
OUT
P
CC
O
OOscillator output
An external crystal is connected to this pin.
–Power supply input for charge pump and analog switch
–Power supply
OCharge pump output
The phase of the charge pump is reversed depending on the FC input.
6GND–Ground
7LDOPhase comparator output
The output level is high when LD is locked. The output level is low when LD is unlocked.
8f
IN
IPrescaler input
Connection with an external VCO should be done by AC coupling.
9ClockIClock input for 19-bit and 16-bit shift registers
Data is shifted into the shift register on the rising edge of the clock.The Schmitt trigger is
contained.
10DataISerial data input using binary code
The last bit of the data is a control bit.
When the control bit is high, data is transmitted to the 15-bit latch.
When it is low, data is transmitted to the 18-bit latch.The Schmitt trigger input is involved.
1 1LEILoad enable signal input
When LE is high, the data of the shift register are transferred to a latch, depending on the
control bit in the serial data. At the same time, an internal analog switch turns on and the output
of the internal charge pump is connected to the BiSW pin.The Schmitt trigger input is involved.
12FCIPhase select input of phase comparator (with internal pull-up resistor)
When FC is low, the characteristics of the charge pump and phase comparator are reversed.
The FC input signal is also used to control the f
pin (test pin) of fR or f
OUT
13BiSWOAnalog switch output
BiSW is usually in the high-impedance state. When the switch is turned on (LE is high), the
state of the internal charge pump is output.
14f
15f
P
R
OMonitor pin of programmable counter output
OMonitor pin of reference counter output
16PSIPower save signal input
Set PS low while the system is powered (never use pin 16 as it is opened)
The divide ratio can be calculated using the following equation:
f
= [(M x N) + A] x f
VCO
: Output frequency of external voltage controlled oscillator (VCO)
f
VCO
N: Preset divide ratio of binary 11-bit programmable counter (16 to 2,047)
A: Preset divide ratio of binary 7-bit swallow counter (0 ≤ A ≤ 127)
: Output frequency of the reference frequency oscillator
f
OSC
R: Preset divide ratio of binary 14-bit programmable reference counter (8 to 16,383)
M: Preset divide ratio of modules prescaler (128)
Serial data input
Serial data is input using the Data, Clock, and LE pins. Serial data controls the 15-bit programmable reference divider and 18-bit
programmable divider separately .
Binary serial data is input to the Data pin.
One bit of data is shifted into the internal shift registers on the rising edge of the clock. When the load enable pin is high or open, stored
data is latched depending on the control data as follows:
÷ R (A < N)
OSC
Control dataDestination of serial data
H15-bit latch
L18-bit latch
(a)Programmable reference divider ratio
The programmable reference divider consists of a 15-bit latch and a 14-bit reference counter. The serial 16-bit data format is
shown below:
Direction of data shift
Control bit
LSB
SSSSSSSSSSSSSS
C1234567891011121314SW
Divide ratio setting bit for programmable reference counter
Divide ratio setting bit for prescaler
MSB
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•14-bit programmable reference counter divide ratio
Divide ratioSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
R1413121110987654321
800000000001000
900000000001001
•••••••••••••••
1638311111111111111
(Divide ratio = 8 to 16,383)
Notes: 1. Divide ratios less than 8 are prohibited
2. SW: This bit selects the divide ratio of the prescaler
SW Low: 128 or 129 (SW must be always be low)
3. S1 to S14: These bits select the divide ratio of the programmable reference counter (8 to 16,383)
4. C: Control bit: Set high
5. Input MSB data first
(b)Programmable divider divide ratio
The programmable divider consists of a 19-bit shift register, 18-bit latch, 7-bit swallow counter, and 11-bit programmable
counter. The serial 19-bit data format is shown below:
Direction of data shift
Control bit
LSB
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
C123456789101112131415161718
Divide ratio setting bit for
swallow counter
Divide ratio setting bit for programmable counter
MSB
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•7-bit swallow counter divide ratio•1 1-bit programmable counter divide ratio
MB1503
Divide
ratio
A
SSSSSSS
7654321
00000000
10000001
••••••••
127 1111111
Divide
ratio
N
SSSSSSSSSSS
18171615141312111098
16 00000010000
17 00000010001
••••••••••••
204711111111111
(Divide ratio = 0 to 127)(Divide ratio = 16 to 2,047)
Notes: 1. Divide ratios less than 16 are prohibited for the 11–bit programmable counter
2. S1 to S7: These bits select the divide ratio of the swallow counter (0 to 127)
3. S8 to S18: These bits select the divide ratio of the programmable counter (16 to 2,047)
4. C: Control bit: (Set low)
5. Input MSB data first
Serial data input timing
•t1 (≥ 1µs) : Data setup timet2 (≥ 1µs) : Data hold timet3 (≥ 1µs) : Clock pulse width
(≥ 1µs) : LE setup time to the rising edge of last clockt5 (≥ 1µs) : LE pulse width
t
4
Data
S18 =
MSB
S17S10S9
S1 =
LSB
C: Control bit
(S14)(S8)(S7)(S1)(C: Control bit)(SW) (∗1)
Clock
LE
t
1
t
2
t
3
t
5
t
4
∗1 : Bits enclosed in parentheses are used when the divide ratio of the programmable reference divider is selected.
Note:One bit of data is shifted into the shift register on the rising edge of the clock.
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Intermittent operation
Intermittent operation limits power consumption by shutting down or starting the internal circuits according to their necessity . If device
operation resumes uncontrolled, the error signal output from the phase comparator may exceed the limit due to an undefined phase
relationship between the reference frequency (fR) and the comparison frequency (fP) and frequency lock is lost.
To prevent this, an intermittent operation control circuit is provided to decrease the variation in the locking frequency by forcibly
correcting the phase of both frequencies to limit the error signal output. This is done by the PS control circuit. If PS is set high, the
circuit enters the operating mode. If PS is set low, operation stops and the device enters the stand-by mode. Each mode is explained
below:
•Operating mode (PS =High Level)
All circuits are operating, and PLL operation is normal.
•Stand-by mode (PS = Low level)
Circuits that do not affect operation are powered down to limit current consumption.
The current in the power save state is typically 100µA.
At this time, the levels of D
Since D
is placed in the high-impedance state and the input voltage of the voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) is set to the voltage
O
in the operating mode (when locked) by the time constant of the low-pass filter, the frequency output from the VCO (f
the locking frequency.
The operating and stand-by modes alternate repeatedly . This intermittent operation limits the error signal by forcibly correcting the
phase of the reference and comparison frequencies to limit power consumption.
The device must be set in the stand-by mode (PS = low) when it is powered up.
and LD are the same as when the PLL is locked.
O
VCO
) is kept at
Relationship between the FC input and phase characteristics
The FC pin changes the phase characteristics of the phase comparator. The internal charge pump output level (DO) is reversed,
depending on the FC pin input level. The relationship between the FC input level and D
FC = High or openFC = Low
> f
f
R
P
f
< f
R
P
= f
f
R
P
HL
LH
Z (∗1)Z (∗1)
∗1: High impedance
When designing a synthesizer, the FC pin setting depends on the VCO characteristics.
∗: When the VCO characteristics are similar to
, set FC high or open.
1
∗: When the VCO characteristics are similar to
, set FC low.
2
VCO
output
frequency
is shown below:
O
1
2
VCO input voltage
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Phase comparator output waveform (FC = High)
f
R
f
P
LD
H
D
O
f
> f
R
P
fR = f
Notes: 1. Phase difference detection range: –2π to +2π
2. Spike appearance depends on the charge pump characteristics. Also, the spike is output to diminish
dead band.
3. When f
> fP or fR < fP, a spike might not appear depending on the charge pump characteristics.
R
4. LD is low when the phase difference is tw or more. LD is high when the phase difference is tw or less for
three or more cycles (when f
Z
P
OSCIN
L
fR < f
P
fR < f
P
= 12.8MHz, tw = 625 to 1,250ns).
fR < f
MB1503
P
Analog switch
The LE signal turns the analog switch on or off. When the analog switch is turned on, the charge pump output (DO) is output through
the BiSW pin. When it is turned off, the BiSW pin is in the high-impedance state.
When LE = high (when the divide ratio of the internal divider is changed): Analog switch = on
When LE = low (normal operating mode): Analog switch = off
The LPF time constant can be decreased by inserting an analog switch between LPF1 and LPF2. This decreases the lock-up time
when the PLL channel is changed.
D
O
CHPLPF–1LPF–2VCO
Analog
switch
(Control signal LE)
BiSW
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RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS
ParameterSymbolUnit
Supply Voltage
Input VoltageV
Operating TemperatureT
MinT ypMax
V
CC
V
P
I
A
4.55.05.5V
GND–V
–40–+85°C
Value
VCC ≤ VP ≤ 8.0V
CC
V
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
• This device should be transported and stored in anti-static containers.
• This is a static-sensitive device; take proper anti-ESD precautions. Ensure that personnel and equipment are properly grounded. Cover work-
benches with grounded conductive mats.
• Always turn the power supply off before inserting or removing the device from its socket.
• Protect leads with a conductive sheet when handling or transporting PC boards with devices.