The AV9155 is a low cost frequency generator designed specifically for desktop and notebook PC applications. Its CPU
clocks provide all necessary CPU frequencies for 286, 386 and
486 systems, including support for the latest speeds of processors. The device uses a 14.318 MHz crystal to generate the
CPU and all peripheral clocks for integrated desktop
motherboards.
The dual 14.318 MHz clock outputs allows one output for the
system and one to be the input to an ICS graphics frequency
generator such as the AV9194.
The CPU clock offers the unique feature of smooth, glitch-free
transitions from one frequency to the next, making this ideal
device to use whenever slowing the CPU speed. The AV9155
makes a gradual transition between frequencies, so that it
obeys the Intel cycle-to-cycle timing specification for 486
systems. The simultaneous 2X and 1X CPU clocks offer
controlled skew to within 1.5ns (max) of each other.
ICS offers several versions of the AV9155. The different devices
are shown below:
Compatible with 286, 386, and 486 CPUs
Supports turbo modes
Generates communications clock, keyboard clock,
floppy disk clock, system reference clock, bus clock
and CPU clock
Output enable tristates outputs
Up to 100 MHz at 5V or 3.3V
20-pin DIP or SOIC
All loop filter components internal
Skew-controlled 2X and 1X CPU clocks
Power-down option
ICS has been shipping motherboard frequency generators
since April 1990, and is the leader in the area of multiple output
clocks on a single chip. The AV9155 is a third generation
device, and uses ICSs patented analog CMOS phase-locked
loop technology for low phase jitter. ICS offers a broad family
of frequency generators for motherboards, graphics and other
applications, including cost-effective versions with only one
or two output clocks. Consult ICS for all of your clock
generation needs.
AV9155
PARTDESCRIPTION
AV9155C-01Motherboard clock generator with 16 MHz BUS CLK
AV9155C-02Motherboard clock generator with 32 MHz BUS CLK
AV9155C-23Includes Pentium frequencies
AV9155C-36Features a special 40 MHz SCSI clock
Block Diagram
Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
9155 Rev B 8/24/98
A V9155
Pin Configuration
20-Pin DIP or SOIC
20-Pin DIP or SOIC
Pin Descriptions for AV 9155-01, 9155-02
PIN
NUMBER
11.843 MHzOutput1.84 MHz clock output.
2X2OutputC rystal connectio n.
3X 1Inp utC rys ta l co nne ctio n.
4VDD-Digital power supply (3.3V or 5.0V).
5G N D-D ig ital G r o u n d .
616 MHz/32 MHzOutput16 MHz (-01) or 32 MHz (-02) clock output.
724 MHzOutput24 M Hz floppy disk/combination I/O clock output.
812 MHzOutput12 MHz keyboard clock output.
9A G N D-Ana log gr o und (o riginal ver sion) .
1 0O EI np utOut p ut e n a ble . Tr is t a t e s all o u tp u ts w he n lo w. ( H a s in t e r nal p u ll- u p .)
11FS2InputCPU clock frequency select #2. (Has internal pull-up.)
1 2P D #I n p u tP o w er - do wn. S h ut s o f f e n tir e c h ip w h e n lo w . ( H a s in t e r n a l p u ll-up. )
1314.318 MHzOutput14.318 MHz reference clock output.
1414.318 MHzOutput14.318 MHz reference clock output.
15GN D-Digital ground .
16VDD-Digital power supply (3.3V or 5.0V).
172XC PUOutput2X C PU clock output.
18C PUOutput1X CPU clock output.
19F S1InputCPU clock frequency select #1. (Has internal pull-up.)
20FS0InputCP U clock frequency select #0. (Has internal pull-up.)
PIN NAMETYPEDESCRIPTION
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Functionality- AV9155-01
(Using 14.318 MHz input. All frequencies in MHz.)
A V9155
CLOCK#2 CPU and 2XCPU
FS2
(Pin 11)
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
FS1
(Pin 19)
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
FS0
(Pin 20)
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2XCPU
(Pin 17)
8
16
32
40
50
66.66
80*
100*
*5V only.
Functionality - AV9155-02
(Using 14.318 MHz input. All frequencies in MHz.)
CLOCK#2 CPU and 2XCPU
FS2
(Pin 11)
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
*5V only.
FS1
(Pin 19)
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
FS0
(Pin 20)
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2XCPU
(Pin 17)
8
16
32
40
50
66.66
80*
100*
CPU
(Pin 18)
4
8
16
20
25
33.33
40*
50*
CPU
(Pin 18)
4
8
16
20
25
33.33
40*
50*
PERIPHERAL CLOCKS
COMMCLK
(Pin 1)
1.843*16*24*12*
BUSCLK
(Pin 6)
FDCLK
(Pin 7)
REFERENCE CLOCKS
REFCLK1
(Pin 13)
14.31814.318
REFCLK2
(Pin 14)
PERIPHERAL CLOCKS
COMMCLK
(Pin 1)
1.843*32*24*12*
BUSCLK
(Pin 6)
FDCLK
(Pin 7)
REFERENCE CLOCKS
REFCLK1
(Pin 13)
14.31814.318
REFCLK2
(Pin 14)
KBCLK
(Pin 8)
KBCLK
(Pin 8)
Frequency Transitions
A key feature of the AV9155 is its ability to provide smooth,
glitch-free frequency transitions on the CPU and 2XCPU clocks
when the frequency select pins are changed. These frequency
transitions do not violate the Intel 486 specification of less
than 0.1% frequency change per clock period.
Using an Input Clock as Reference
The AV9155 is designed to accept a 14.318 MHz crystal as the
input reference. With some external changes, it is possible to
use a crystal oscillator or clock input. Please see application
note AN04 for details on driving the AV9155 with a clock.
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A V9155
Pin Configuration
20-Pin DIP or SOIC
20-Pin DIP or SOIC
Pin Descriptions for AV9155-23, -36
PIN
NUMBER
11.843/4 0 MHzOutput1.84 MHz (- 23)/40 M Hz SC SI (-36 ) clock output.
2X2OutputCrystal connection.
3X1InputCrystal connection.
4VDD-Digital power supply (+5V)
5GND-Digital ground.
616 MHz/15 MHzOutput16 MHz (-23)/15 MHz (-36) clock output.
724 MHzOutput24 MHz floppy disk/comb ination I/O clo ck output.
812 MHzOut put12 MHz keyboar d clock output .
9AGND-A nalog ground ( original version ).
10OEIn putOutput enable. Tristates all outputs when low. (Has internal pull-up.)
11FS2InputCPU clock frequency select #2. (-23 has internal pull-up.)
12PD#InputPower-down. Shuts off entire chip w hen low. (Has internal pu ll-up.)
1314.3 18 MHzOutput14.318 MHz re feren ce clock o utput.
1414 .318 MH zO utput14.318 MH z refe rence cl ock outp ut.
15GND-Digital ground.
16VDD-Digital power supply (3.3V or 5.0V).
172XCPUOutput2X CPU cloc k output.
18CPUOutput1X CPU clock output.
19FS1InputCPU clock frequency select #1. (-23 has internal pull-up.)
20FS0InputCPU clock frequency select #0. (-23 has internal pull-up.)
Stresses above those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress
rating only and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational
sections of the specifications is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect
product reliability.
Input High Cu rrentI
Output Low VoltageV
Output High VoltageV
Output High VoltageV
Output High VoltageV
Supply CurrentIcc
Supply Current, Power-DownI
CDSTBY
Output Frequency Changeover
Supply and Temperature
Short circuit currentIscEach out
resistor valueRpu680k
Pull-u
Input CapacitanceC
Load Ca
Out
acitanceCLPins Xl, X220
ut Rise time, 0.8 to 2.0Vtr25pF lo ad-12ns
Rise time, 20% to 80% VDDtr25
ut Fall time, 2.0 to 0.8Vtr25pF lo ad-12ns
Out
Fall time, 80% to 20 % VDDt
cledt25pF load40/6048/5260/40%
Dut
cle, reference clocksdt25pF load40/6043/5760/40%
Dut
Jitter, one sigmaf
Jitter, absolutet
Jitter, absolutet
ut Frequenc
In
Clock skew between CPUand
2XCPU out
uts
Frequency Transition timet
°C to 70°C unless otherwise stated
A=0
DC Characteristics
VDD=5V0.8V
IL
VDD=5V2.0V
IH
VIN=0V-1 5uAµA
LL
VIN=V
IH
OL
OH
OH
OH
DD
IOL=4mA0.4V
IOH=-lnlA, VDD=5.OVVDD-.4VV
IOH=-4nIA, VDD=5.OVVDD-.8VV
I H=-8mA2.4V
No load
1
4080mA
5µA
No load0.71.5mA
F
With respect to typical frequency0.0020.01%
D
ut clock2540mA
Except Xl, X210p
i
AC Characteristics
F lo ad-24ns
F lo ad-24ns
As compared with clock period0. 82.5%
ji1s
16-100 MHz clocks25%
jab
jab
700ps
fi14.318MHz
T
sk
From 8 to 100 MHz1520ms
ft
0.51ns
Ω
Notes:
1 All clocks on AV9155-xx running at highest possible frequencies. Power supply current can change substantially with different
mask configurations. Consult ICS.
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Actual Output Frequencies
(Using 14.318 MHz input. All frequencies in MHz.)
A V9155
A V9155-01 and A V9155-02
CLOCK#2 CPU and 2XCPU
FS2
(Pin 11)
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
FS1
(Pin 19)
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
(Pin 20)
FS0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2XCPU
(Pin 17)
7.50
15.51
32.22
40.09
50.11
66.82
80.18*
100.23*
CPU
(Pin 18)
3.75
7.76
16.11
20.05
25.06
33.41
40.09*
50.11*
AV9155-23
CPU CLOCK
FS2
(Pin 11)
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
*5V only.*5V only.
PERIPHERAL CLOCKS
COMMCLK
(Pin 1)
1.84632.01 or 16.0024.0012.00
BUSCLK (Pin
6)
FDCLK
(Pin 7)
KBCLK
(Pin 8)
PERIPHERAL CLOCKS
COMMCLK
(Pin 1)
1.84616.0024.0012.00
FS1
(Pin 19)
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
BUSCLK
(Pin 6)
FS0
(Pin 20)
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2XCPU
(Pin 17)
75.170*
31.940
60.136
40.090
50.113
66.476
80.181*
51.903*
FDCLK
(Pin 7)
CPU
(Pin 18)
37.585*
15.970
30.068
20.045
25.057
33.238
40.091*
25.952*
KBCLK
(Pin 8)
AV9155-36
CPU CLOCK
FS2
(Pin 11)
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
FS1
(Pin 19)
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
FS0
(Pin 20)
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2XCPU
(Pin 17)
8.054
16.002
59.875
39.886
50.113
66.476
80.181*
100.226*
PERIPHERAL CLOCKS
COMMCLK
(Pin 1)
40.0015.0024.0012.00
BUSCLK
(Pin 7)
FDCLK
(Pin 6)
CPU
(Pin 18)
4.027
8.001
29.936
19.943
25.057
33.238
40.091*
50.113*
KBCLK
(Pin 8)
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AV9155 Recommended External Circuit
Notes:
1. ICS recommends the use of an isolated ground plane for the AV9155. All grounds shown on this drawing should be
connected to this ground plane. This ground plane should be connected to the system ground plane at a single point. Please
refer to AV9155 Board Layout Diagram.
2. A single power supply connection for all VDD lines at the 2.2µF decoupling capacitor is recommended to reduce interaction
of analog and digital circuits. The 0.1µF decoupling capacitors should be located as close to each VDD pin as possible.
ΩΩ
3. A 33
Ω series termination resistor should be used on any clock output which drives more than one load or drives a long trace
ΩΩ
(more than about two inches), especially when using high frequencies (>50 MHz). This termination resistor is put in series with
the clock output line close to the clock output. It helps improve jitter performance and reduce EMI by damping standing waves
caused by impedance mismatches in the output clock circuit trace.
4. The ferrite bead does not enhance the performance of the AV9155, but will reduce EMI radiation from the VDD line.
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AV9155 Recommended Board Layout
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This is the recommended layout for the AV9155 to maximize clock performance. Shown are the power and ground connections,
the ground plane, and the input/output traces.
Use of the isolated ground plane and power connection, as shown, will prevent stray high frequency ground and system noise
from propagating through the device. When compared to using the system ground and power planes, this technique will
minimize output clock jitter. The isolated ground plane should be connected to the system ground plane at one point, near the
2.2µF decoupling cap. For lowest jitter performance, this isolated ground plane should be kept away from clock output pins and
traces. Keeping the isolated ground plane area as small as possible will minimize EMI radiation. Use a sufficient gap between the
isolated ground plane and system ground plane to prevent AC coupling. The ferrite bead in the VDD line optional, but will help
reduce EMI.
The traces to distribute the output clocks should be over a system ground or power supply plane. The trace width should be
about two times the thickness of the PC board between the trace and the underlying plane. These guidelines help minimize clock
jitter and EMI radiation. The traces to distribute power should be as wide as possible.
Lead Count=1, 2 or 3 digits
W=.3 SOIC or .6 DIP; None=Standard Width
Package Type
N=DIP (Plastic#) T&R=Tape and Reel
Pattern Number (2 or 3 digit number for parts with ROM code patterns)
Device Type (consists of 3 or 4 digit numbers)
Prefix
ICS, AV=Standard Device
Notes:
Tape and reel packaging should be ordered with the suffix T&R. For instance, if the -01 in DIP and tape & reel is required, order
the part as AV9155-01CN20T&R.
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A V9155
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