The MK74ZD133 is a monolithic CMOS high
speed clock driver that includes an on-chip PLL
(Phase Locked Loop). Ideal for communications
and other systems that require a large number of
high-speed clocks, the unique combination of PLL
and 32 outputs can eliminate oscillators and
multiple low skew buffers. With 32 outputs
included in one device, there is also no need to
worry about chip-to-chip skew. The zero delay
modes cause the input clock rising edge to be
synchronized with all of the outputs’ rising edges.
The MK74ZD133 has a large selection of built-in
multipliers, making it possible to run from a clock
input as low as 10 MHz and generate high
frequency outputs up to 80 MHz in the SSOP. For
speeds up to 133.33 MHz, use the LQFP package.
Block Diagram
Optional External Connection to Output 3 (for Zero Delay Mode)
Features
• 56 pin SSOP or 64 pin LQFP package
• On-chip PLL generates output clocks up to
80 MHz (SSOP) or 133.33 MHz (LQFP)
• Zero delay plus multiplier function
• 32 low-skew outputs can eliminate chip-to-chip
skew concerns in systems with less than 33 clocks
• Output to output skew of 200 ps (with stagger)
• Device to device skew of 700ps
• Staggered, fixed skew helps reduce EMI
• Tri-state (Output Enable) pin
• Output blocks can be independently powered off
• 250 ps typical fixed delay between input and
output in “Multiplier” mode
• Ideal for Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet
designs
The MK74ZD133 offers a unique power supply structure that effectively creates five separate blocks of
outputs. The main supply (VDD) goes to all internal circuitry and to 18 outputs, as shown in the Pin
Descriptions table. The other 14 outputs are split into 4 blocks that are powered independently of the main
VDD supply. Each block has its own supply which can be the same as VDD, less than VDD, or left
unpowered to shut off the corresponding outputs. For example, with VDD = 3.3 V, VDD5:8 can be
unconnected and the OUT5:8 levels will be floating. The table below summarizes the power supply control
of the MK74ZD133.
4CLKINIClock input for reference.
5FBINIFeedback input for "zero delay" in Multiplier Mode.
6, 7,28,29,35,36,50,55VDDPPower supply for internal circuits and OUT1:4, OUT15:20, and OUT25:32.
8FBOUT3OClock output 3. Connect to pin 5 for Zero Delay Mode.
11, 12, 14, 15OUT5-OUT8OClock outputs 5 through 8; level set by VDD5:8 on pin 13.
13VDD5:8PPower supply for outputs 5 through 8. Cannot exceed VDD.
17, 18, 20, 21OUT9-OUT12OClock outputs 9 through 12; level set by VDD9:12 on pin 19.
19VDD9:12PPower supply for outputs 9 through 12. Cannot exceed VDD.
23VDD13:14PPower supply for outputs 13 and 14. Cannot exceed VDD.
24OE (see note)IOutput Enable. Tri-states all clock outputs when low. Internal pull-up.
25, 26OUT13-OUT14OClock outputs 13 and 14; level set by VDD13:14 on pin 23.
34, 39, 45, 51GNDPConnect to ground.
40, 41, 43, 44OUT21-OUT24OClock outputs 21 through 24; level set by VDD21:24 on pin 42.
42VDD21:24OPower supply for outputs 21 through 24. Cannot exceed VDD.
46, 47, 48OUT25-OUT27OClock outputs 25 through 27.
49OUT28/S0I/OClock output 28 and output frequency select 0 per table on page 5.
52OUT29/S1I/OClock output 29 and output frequency select 1 per table on page 5.
53OUT30/S2I/OClock output 30 and output frequency select 2 per table on page 5.
54OUT31/S3I/OClock output 31 and output frequency select 3 per table on page 5.
56OUT32/S4I/OClock output 32 and output frequency select 4 per table on page 5.
Type: I = Input, O = output, P = power supply connection, I/O=input upon power up, becoming an output
clock within 10 ms later.
Important Note for OE functionality: To use the output enable function, once the OE has been taken
low, and the outputs have been tri-stated, the VDD must be removed and reapplied for the clocks to run
again.
Staggered output skews for 56 pin SSOP (F) To aid in the reduction of EMI, and to allow the board
designer the flexibility of running different length traces whose clock edges will still line up at their
destinations, the MK74ZD133F comes with different fixed skews for different outputs. All skews are with
respect to OUT1 (pin 1), and are measured into 33Ω termination resistors with 15 pF capacitive loads.
1FBOUT3OClock output 3. Connect to pin 61 FBIN for Zero Delay Mode.
2, 56, 57OUT4, 1, and 2OClock outputs 4, 1 and 2 respectively.
3, 9, 15, 21, 30, 32GNDPConnect to ground.
4, 5, 7, 8OUT5-OUT8OClock outputs 5 through 8; level set by VDD5:8 on pin 6.
6VDD5:8PPower supply for outputs 5 through 8. Cannot exceed VDD.
10, 11, 13, 14OUT9-OUT12OClock outputs 9 through 12; level set by VDD9:12 on pin 12.
12VDD9:12PPower supply for outputs 9 through 12. Cannot exceed VDD.
16VDD13:14PPower supply for outputs 13 and 14. Cannot exceed VDD.
17OE (see note)IOutput Enable. Tri-states all clock outputs when low. Internal pull-up.
18, 22, 23, 31DC-Don't Connect. Do not connect anything to these pins.
19, 20OUT13-OUT14OClock outputs 13 and 14; level set by VDD13:14 on pin 16.
24, 25, 33, 34VDDPPower supply for internal circuits and OUT1:4, OUT15:20, and OUT25:32.
26, 27, 28, 29, 35, 36 OUT15-OUT20OClock outputs 15 through 20.
37, 43, 49, 50, 58, 59GNDPConnect to ground.
38, 39, 41, 42OUT21-OUT24OClock outputs 21 through 24; level set by VDD21:24 on pin 40.
40VDD21:24PPower supply for outputs 21 through 24. Cannot exceed VDD.
44, 45, 46OUT25-OUT27OClock outputs 25 through 27.
47OUT28/S0I/OClock output 28 and output frequency select 0 per table on page 5.
48, 54, 62, 63, 64VDDPPower supply for internal circuits and OUT1:4, OUT15:20, and OUT25:32.
51OUT29/S1I/OClock output 29 and output frequency select 1 per table on page 5.
52OUT30/S2I/OClock output 30 and output frequency select 2 per table on page 5.
53OUT31/S3I/OClock output 31 and output frequency select 3 per table on page 5.
55OUT32/S4I/OClock output 32 and output frequency select 4 per table on page 5.
60CLKINIClock input for reference.
61FBINIFeedback input for "zero delay" in Multiplier Mode.
Type: I = Input, O = output, P = power supply connection, I/O=input upon power up, becoming an output clock within 10 ms later.
Important Note for OE functionality: To use the output enable function, once the OE has been taken low,
and the outputs have been tri-stated, the VDD must be removed and reapplied for the clocks to run again.
Staggered output skews for 64 pin LQFP (Y) To aid in the reduction of EMI, and to allow the board
designer the flexibility of running different length traces whose clock edges will still line up at their
destinations, the MK74ZD133Y comes with different fixed skews for different outputs. All skews are with
respect to OUT1 (pin 56), and are measured into 33Ω termination resistors with 15 pF capacitive loads.
The MK74ZD133 has two primary
modes of operation: “Clock Generator”
and “Zero Delay Multiplier”.
In Clock Generator mode, addresses 0
through 23, specific output frequencies
are generated from a 20 MHz input.
There is no fixed phase relationship
between the input and output clocks.
In Zero Delay Multiplier mode,
addresses 24 through 31, the output
frequency is a simple integer multiple of
the input. The input range can vary over
several MHz, making it possible to
generate output frequencies that are not
included in Clock Generator mode. In
this mode, FBOUT3 is fed back to the
FBIN pin, and the rising edges of the
input and outputs are synchronized.
Configuring the Input/Output
Pins
The MK74ZD133 uses I/O pins whose
status as select inputs are sampled upon
power-up. The chip then selects this
address in the table to the left, and stays
in that configuration until a new powerup sequence, when the select inputs are
sampled again. These pins all have
internal pull-up resistors, so the 10kΩ
resistor is only needed to connect to
ground for the 0 selection in the table
(as shown below).
* These modes only guaranteed in the Y (LQFP) package
The MK74ZD133 requires some inexpensive external components for proper operation. Decoupling
capacitors of 0.01µF should be connected on each VDDxx pin to ground, as close to the device as possible
(adjacent VDDs can be connected together). A series termination resistor of 33Ω must be used for each
clock output. See the discussion on page 5 for other external resistors required for proper I/O operation.
PRELIMINARY
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
MK74ZD133
PLL and 32-Output Clock Driver
Electrical Specifications
ParameterConditionsMinimumTypicalMaximumUnits
Supply Voltage, VDDReferenced to GND7V
InputsReferenced to GND0.5VDD+0.5V
Clock OutputsReferenced to GND0.5VDD+0.5V
Ambient Operating Temperature070C
Soldering TemperatureMax of 10 seconds260C
Storage Temperature-65150C
Operating Voltage, VDD3.153.33.45V
Required External VDD Power Supply Ramp To 90% VDD0.150ms
Input High Voltage, VIH (S0-S4, OE)2.0V
Input Low Voltage, VIL (S0-S4, OE)0.8V
Output High VoltageIOH=-4mAVDD-0.4V
Output High VoltageIOH=-12mA2.4V
Output Low VoltageIOL=12mA0.8V
Operating Supply Current, IDD, at 66.6 MHzNo Load, F package135mA
Operating Supply Current, IDD, at 133 MHzNo Load, Y package270mA
Short Circuit Current at 3.3VEach output±35mA
Input CapacitanceOE, FBIN, CLKIN5pF
Input Clock FrequencySee page 5380MHz
Output Clock Frequency, F package80MHz
Output Clock Frequency, Y packageNote 2.133.34MHz
Input to Output skew, Rising Edges at VDD/2Zero Delay Mode, nt. 3±100±350ps
Device to Device skew, VDD/2, ZD modeOUT1 to OUT1700ps
Output to Output skew, Rising Edges at VDD/2Plus offsets±150see pages 4,5ps
Output Clock Rise Time, into 33Ω and 15pF0.8 to 2.0V1.52ns
Output Clock Fall Time, into 33Ω and 15pF2.0 to 0.8V1.52ns
Total Capacitive Load on all outputs, still air133 MHz320pf
Notes:
1. Stresses beyond those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings could cause permanent damage to the device. Prolonged exposure
to levels above the operating limits but below the Absolute Maximums may affect device reliability.
2. Assumes maximum of 10 pF loads on all outputs in still air, and a thermal ground pad under the LQFP. For 15 pF loads on each
output, air circulation of TBD must be present.
Due to the large number of outputs capable
of running high speeds, the LQFP package
has an integrated heat slug to dissipate power.
When running the device above 105 MHz, or
with heavy (>15 pF) capacitive loads, it is
recommended to include a copper ground
pad, without anti-solder coating, underneath
the device. This will allow the PC board to
help in dissipating the heat created by the
MK74ZD133Y.
Ordering Information
Part/Order NumberMarkingPackageTemperature
MK74ZD133FMK74ZD133F56 pin SSOP in tubes0 to 70 C
MK74ZD133FTMK74ZD133F56 SSOP in Tape & Reel0 to 70 C
MK74ZD133YMK74ZD133Y64 pin LQFP in trays0 to 70 C
MK74ZD133YTMK74ZD133Y64 LQFP in Tape & Reel0 to 70 C
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