TQ1090
5
SYSTEM TIMING
PRODUCTS
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Symbol Input Clock (REFCLK) Test Conditions (Figure 3)
1
Min Typ Max Unit
t
CPWH
CLK pulse width HIGH Figure 4 2 --- — ns
t
CPWL
CLK pulse width LOW Figure 4 2 --- — ns
t
IR
Input rise time (0.8 V - 2.0V) — — 2.0 ns
AC Characteristics
Symbol Output Clocks (Q0–Q10) Test Conditions (Figure 3)
1
Min Typ Max Unit
t
OR,t OF
Rise/fall time (0.8 V – 2.0V) Figure 4 350 — 1400 ps
t
PD1
2
CLK ↑ to FBIN ↑ (TQ1090-MC500) Figure 4 –850 –350 +150 ps
t
PD2
2
CLK ↑ to FBIN ↑ (TQ1090-MC700) Figure 4 –1050 –350 +350 ps
t
SKEW1
3
Rise–rise, fall–fall (within group) Figure 5 — 60 150 ps
t
SKEW2
3
Rise–rise, fall–fall (group-to-group, aligned) Figure 6 (skew2 takes into account skew1) — 75 350 ps
t
SKEW3
3
Rise–rise, fall–fall (group-to-group, non-aligned) (skew3 takes into account skews1, 2) — — 650 ps
t
SKEW4
3
Rise–fall, fall–rise (skew4 takes into account skew3) — — 1200 ps
t
CYC
4
Duty-cycle Variation Figure 4 –1000 0 +1000 ps
t JP
5
Period-to-Period Jitter Figure 4 — 80 200 ps
t JR
5
Random Jitter Figure 4 — 190 400 ps
t
SYNC
6Synchronization Time — 10 500 µs
(VDD = +5 V + 5%, TA = 0 °C to +70 °C)
Notes:
Q0
Q1
Q2
•
•
•
•
Q10
FBIN
CLK
•
•
•
•
R1
R2
+5 V
R1
R2
+5 V
R1
R2
+5 V
R1
R2
+5 V
R1
R2
+5 V
Y
X
50 Ω
Z
Z
R1 = 160 Ω
R2 = 71 Ω
Y + Z = X
Figure 3. AC Test Circuit
Notes: 1. All measurements are tested with a REFCLK having a rise time of 0.5 ns (0.8 V to 2.0 V).
2. The PLL maintains alignment of CLK and FBIN at all times. This specification applies to the rising edge only because the input duty
cycle can vary while the output duty cycle is typically 50/50. The delay t
PD
is measured at the 1.5 V level between CLK and FBIN.
3. Skew
specifies the width of the window in which outputs switch, and is measured at 1.5 V.
Skew 1 is a subset of skew 2. Skew 2 is a subset of skew 3. Skew 3 is a subset of skew 4.
Definition of skew terms:
Rise–rise: Skew between rising edges (low to high transitions).
Fall–fall: Skew between falling edges (high to low transitions).
Rise–fall, fall–rise: Skew between rising-to-falling and falling-to-rising edges.
Within a group: Skew between outputs of the same group (for example, skew among Group A outputs)
Group-to-group: Skew between outputs of any group (for example, skew between Group A to Group B outputs)
Aligned: Skew between outputs that are in phase.
Non-aligned: Skew between outputs that are not in phase.
4. This specification represents the deviation from 50/50 on the outputs.
5. Jitter specifications refer to peak-to-peak value. t
JR
is the jitter on the output with respect to the reference clock. tJP is the jitter on the
output with respect to the same output’s previous rising edge.
6. t
SYNC
is the time required for the PLL to synchronize; this assumes the presence of a CLK signal and a connection from one of the
outputs to FBIN.