The STLVD111 is a low skew program mable 1 to
10 differential LVDS driver, designed for clock
distribution. The select signal is fanned out to 10
identical differential outputs.
The STLVD111 is provided with a 11 bit shift
register with a serial in and a Control Register.
The purpose is to enable or power off each output
clock c hannel and to s elect the clock input . The
produced with low skew as the key goal. Optimal
design and layout serve to minimize gate to gate
skew within a device. The net result is a
dependable guaranteed low skew dev ice.
The STLVD111 can be used for high performanc e
clock distribution in 2.5V systems with LVDS
levels. Designers can take adv antage of the
device’s performance to d istribute low skew
clocks across the backplane or the board.
STLVD111 is s pec ific ally designed, modelled and
ORDERING CODES
Type
STLVD111BF-40 to 85 °CTQFP32 (Tray)250 parts per Tray
STLVD111BFR-40 to 85 °CTQFP32 (Tape & Reel)2400 parts per reel
Temperature
Range
PackageComments
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STLVD111
PIN CONFIGURATION
PIN DESCRIPTION
PlN N°SYMBOLNAME AND FUNCTION
1CKControl Register Clock
2SIControl Register Serial IN/CLK_SEL
Absolute Maximum Ratings are those values beyond which damage to the device may occur. Functional operation under these condition is
not implied.
THERMAL DATA
SymbolParameterValueUnit
R
RECOMMENDED OPERATIN G CONDITIONS
SymbolParameterMinTYPMaxUnit
V
CC
V
IC
T
A
T
Supply Voltage
CC
Input Voltage-0.2 to (VCC+0.2)
I
Output Voltage-0.2 to (VCC+0.2)
O
Driver Short Circuit Current
-0.3 to 2.8V
Continuous
>2KV
Thermal Resistance Junction-Case
Tj-c
Supply Voltage
2.3752.625V
13°C/W
Receiver Common Mode Input Voltage0.5(VID)2-0.5(VID)
Operating Free-Air Temperature Range
Operating Junction Temperature
J
-4085°C
-40105°C
V
V
V
DRIVER ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (T
= -40 to 85 °C, VCC= 2.5V ± 5%, unless otherwise
A
specified (Note 1, 2)
SymbolParameterTest Conditions
Min.Typ.Max.
V
∆V
V
∆V
NOTE 1: All currents into device pins are positive; all currents out of device pins are negative. All voltages are referenced to device ground
unless otherwise specified.
NOTE 2: All typical values are given for V
NOTE 1: All currents into device pins are positive; all currents out of device pins are negative. All voltages are referenced to device ground
unless otherwise specified.
NOTE 2: All typical values are given for V
Input Threshold High100mV
IDH
Input Threshold Low-100mV
IDL
Input CurrentVI= 0V42100µA
I
IN
=0V
V
I
CC
=2.5VandTA= 25°C unless otherwise stated.
CC
Value
Unit
210
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DRIVER ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (TA= -40 to 85 °C, VCC= 2.5V ± 5%, unless otherwise
specified (Note 1, 2)
SymbolParameterTest Conditions
Unit
Min.Typ.Max.
Value
Output Reference VoltageVCC= 2.5 V1.151.251.35V
V
BB
I
C
NOTE 1: All currents into device pins are positive; all currents out of device pins are negative. All voltages are referenced to device ground
unless otherwise specified.
NOTE 2: All typical values are given for V
Power Supply CurrentAll driver enabled and loaded125160mA
CCD
Input CapacitanceVI=0VtoV
C
IN
Output Capacitance5pF
OUT
Logic Input High ThresholdVCC= 2.5 V2V
V
IH
V
Logic Input Low ThresholdVCC= 2.5 V0.8V
IL
Logic Input CurrentVCC= 2.5 V, VIN=VCCorGND±10µA
I
I
=2.5VandTA= 25°C unless otherwise stated.
CC
CC
5pF
LVDS TIMING CHARACTERISTICS (TA= -40 to 85 °C, VCC= 2.5V ± 5%, unless otherwise specified
(Note 4)
SymbolParameterTest Conditions
Min.Typ.Max.
t
TLH,tTHL
t
PHL,tPLH
f
MAX
t
SKEW
Transition TimeRL= 100 Ω,CL= 5 pF, Fig. 5, 6)220300ps
Propagation Delay Time(Fig. 5, 6)22.5ns
Maximum Input Frequency700900MHz
Bank Skew(Fig. 1)50ps
Part to Part Skew(Fig. 2)100
Pulse Skew(Fig. 3)50
NOTE 4: Generator waveforms for all test conditions: f=1MHz, ZO=50Ω(unless otherwise specified).
Value
Unit
CONTROL REGISTER TIMING CHARACTERISTICS (TA=-40to85°C,VCC= 2.5V ±5%,EN=H, unless
otherwise specified (Figure 4)
SymbolParameterTest Conditions
f
MAX
t
Maximum Frequency of Shift
(Fig. 7)100150MHz
Register
Clock to SI Setup Time(Fig. 7)2ns
t
s
Clock to SI Hold Time(Fig. 7)1.5ns
t
h
Enable to Clock Removal Time(Fig. 7)1.5ns
rem
Minimum Clock Pulse Width(Fig. 7)3ns
t
W
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Min.Typ.Max.
Value
Unit
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SPECIFICATION OF CONTROL REGISTER
The STLVD111 is provided with a 11 bit shift register with a Serial In and a Control Register. The purpose
is to enable or power o f each output clock channel and to select the clock input. The STLVD111 provides
two working modality:
PROGRAMMED MODE (EN=1)
The shift register have a serial input to load the working configuration. Once the configuration is load ed
with 11 clock pulse, another clock pulse load the configuration into the control register. The first bit on the
serial input line enables the outputs Q9 and Q9
The last bit is the cloc k selection bit. To restart the configuration of the s hift register a reset of the state
machine must be done with a clock pulse on CK and the EN set to Low. The c ont rol register shift register
can be configured on time after each reset.
STANDARD MODE (EN=0)
In Standard Mode the STLVD111 isn’t programmable, all the c lock o utputs are enabled. The LVDS clock
input is selected from Clock 0 or Clock 1 with the S I pin as shown in the Truth Table below.
TRUTH TABLE OF STATE MACHINE INPUTS
ENSICKOUTPUT
LLXAll Output Enabled, Clock 0 selected, Control Register disabled
LHXAll Output Enabled, Clock 1 selected, Control Register disabled
HL
HH
LX
, the second bit enab les the outputs Q8 and Q8 and so on.
First stage stores "L", other stages store the data of previous stage
First stage stores "H", other stages store the data of previous stage
Reset of the state machine, Shift register and Control Register
: BANKSKEW is the magnitude of the time difference between outputs with a single driving input terminal
sk(b)
t
: PART TO PART SKEW is the magnitude of the difference in propagation delay times between any specific terminals of two devices
sk(pp)
when both devices operate with the same input signals, the same supply voltages, and the same temperature, and have identical packages
and test circuits.
tsk(b): PULSE SKEW is the magnitude of the time difference between the high to low and low to high propagation delay times at an output.
sk(P)
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Figure4 : VOLTAGE AND CURRENT DEFINITION
Figure5 : TEST CIRCUIT AND V OLTAGE DEFINITION FOR THE DIFFERENTIAL OUTPUT SIGNAL
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Figure6 : DIFFERENTIAL RECEIVER TO DRIVE PROPAGATION DELAY AND DRIVE TRANSITION
TIME WAVEFORMS
Figure7 : SET-UP, HOLD AND THE REMOVAL TIME, MAXIMUM FREQUENCY, MINIMUM PULSE
WIDTH WAVEFORMS
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