MITEL SP8861 Datasheet

SP8861
1·3GHz Low Power Single-Chip Frequency Synthesiser
Supersedes version in the1996 Professional Products IC Handbook, HB2480 - 3.0 DS3640 - 4.0 April 1998
The SP8861 is a low power single chip synthesiser intended for professional radio applications, containing all the elements (apart from the loop amplifier) required to build a PLL frequency synthesis loop
The device is serially programmable by a three-wire data highway and contains three independent buffers to store one reference divider word and two local oscillator divider words. A digital phase detector with two charge pumps, programmable in phase and gain, are provided to improve lock-up performance. The preset operation of the charge pumps can be overwritten or the comparison frequencies switched to output ports under control of the divider word. The dual modulus ratio and so operating range is also programmable through the same word.
A power down mode is incorporated as a battery economy feature.
FEATURES
Improved Digital Phase Detector Eliminates
‘Dead Band’ Effects
Low Operating Power, Typically 175mW
1·3GHz Operating Frequency
Complete Phase Locked Loop
High Input Sensitivity
Programmed throughThree-Wire Bus
Wide Range of Reference Division Ratios
Local Storage for Two Frequency Words, giving
Rapid Frequency Toggling
Programmable Phase Detector Gain
Power Down Mode
4321282726
5
F
*
REF
POWER DOWN
RF INPUT RF INPUT
*FPD and F
6 7
4
V
EE
8
V
4
CC
9
V
1
CC
10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
outputs are reversed by the phase
REF
detector sense bit in the F1/F2 programming word. The above diagram is correct when the sense bit is low. See Table 2 and Fig. 7.
V
1, VEE1 – preamplifier and prescaler supplies
CC
VCC2, VEE2 – oscillator supplies V
3, VEE3 – charge pump 2 supplies
CC
VCC4, VEE4 – ECL supplies
Fig. 1 Pin identification diagram (top view)
*
PD
PD1 OUTPUT
F
SP8861
1
EE
V
F1/F2
3
EE
V
ICCdLOCK DETECT
DATA
CLOCK
NC
ENABLE
NC
2
CC
V
25 24 23 22 21 20 19
PD2 OUTPUT RPD
3
V
CC
GROUND XTAL 1 XTAL2 V
2
EE
HP28
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Supply voltage Storage temperature Operating temperature Prescaler input voltage
20·3V to 17V
255°C to 1150°C
240°C to 185°C
2·5V p-p
ORDERING INFORMATION
SP8861/NA/HP
SP8861
RF INPUT RF INPUT
F1/F2
DATA
CLOCK
ENABLE
POWER
DOWN
10
11
13
14
15
16
6
DATA
INPUT
16/17 OR 8/9
CONTROL
LOGIC
2-BIT
SR
A COUNT
1LOGIC
4 BIT
N0 N3 N4 N18 N19 N20 N21
N0 N12 N14 N15N13
R
COUNT
REFERENCE
DIVIDER
M COUNT
1LOGIC
15 BIT
22 BIT SHIFT REGISTER
1 BIT13 BIT 2 BIT
*
F
REF
f
PD
DUAL F1/F2
2 BIT 1 BIT
DATA
BUFFER
SINGLE
REFERENCE
BUFFER
LOGIC
f
REF
and FPD outputs are reversed by the phase detector
PHASE
DETECTOR
CHARGE
PUMP 1
CHARGE
PUMP 2
OUTPUT
INTERFACE
3
24 28 25 27
5
4
PD1
RPD Cd PD2
LOCK DETECT
*
F
REF
FPD*
sense bit in the F1/F2 programming word. The pin allocations shown are correct when the sense bit is low (see Table 2 and Fig. 7).
21
20
CRYSTAL
f
REF
Fig. 2 SP8861 block diagram
V
PD1
3
CHARGE PUMP 1 DISABLE
CHARGE
PUMP 1
(SEE TABLE 4)
CHARGE
PUMP 2
f
PD
PHASE
DETECTOR
24
RPD
31
+
TRANSCONDUCTANCE
AMPLIFIER
25
PD2
31
31 BUFFER
28
Cd
CC
Output current at pin 27 is proportional to voltage difference between pins 25 and 28,
45k
I
= 625µA
MAX
10k
45k
+
− +
DUAL VOLTAGE
COMPARATOR
27
LOCK DETECT
Fig. 3 Detailed block diagram of lock detect circuit
2
400
SP8861
350
300
250
200
150
100
INPUT VOLTAGE (mV RMS)
50 25
0
0
GUARANTEED
OPERATING
4
TYPICAL OVERLOAD
WINDOW
8/9 MODE
500
GUARANTEED
OPERATING
WINDOW
4
16/17 MODE
650 750
1000 1300 150015080
FREQUENCY (MHz)
Fig. 4 Typical input characteristics and input drive requirements for SP8861
tS1t
CH
DATA
2V
LAST DATA BITFIRST DATA BIT
TYPICAL
SENSITIVITY
CLOCK
ENABLE
t
REP
t
S
2V
= 1µs min., t
t
CH
= 50ns min., tCH = 50ns min., tCL = 100ns min., tE = 50ns min.
S
t
CL
t
REP
2V
t
E
Fig. 5 Data and clock timing requirements
3
SP8861
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
These characteristics are guaranteed over the following range of operating conditions unless otherwise stated:
Supply voltage VCC = 14·75V to 15·25V. T
= 255°C to 1125°C (A Grade), 240°C to 185°C (B Grade)
AMB
Characteristic Conditions
Supply current Supply current in power down mode Input sensitivity Input overload RF input division ratio
Comparison frequency Reference oscillator input frequency External reference input voltage Reference division ratio Data clock repetition rate, t Minimum setup time, t
REP
S
DATA input high DATA input low CLOCK input high CLOCK input low Data ENABLE high Data ENABLE low F1/F2 input high F1/F2 input low POWER DOWN input high POWER DOWN input low F1/F2 input current POWER DOWN input current RDP external resistance LOCK DETECT output voltage when in lock LOCKDETECT switching voltage high LOCK DETECT switching voltage low F
and F
PD
output voltage swing
REF
Pin
8,9,18,23
8 10,11 10,11
10,11,4
4,5
20,21
20
20,5
15
14,15
14 14 15 15 16 16 13 13
6
6
13
6
24 27 25 25
Min.
256
56
10
50
0·6V
V
0·6V
V
0·6V
V
0·6V
V
0·6V
V
68
2·7
4
1
CC
EE
CC
EE
CC
EE
CC
EE
CC
EE
Value
Typ. Max.
33
4·5
40
6
524287 262143
5
20
500
8191
1
V
CC
0·3V
V
CC
0·3V
V
CC
0·3V
V
CC
0·3V 0·9V 0·3V
5 5
330
1
2·3
0·9
CC
CC
CC
CC
CC
CC
Units
mA mA
MHz MHz
mVrms
µs ns
V V V V V V V V V V
µA µA
k
V V V V
See Fig. 4 See Fig. 4 With 416/17 selected With 48/9 selected
See Fig. 5 See Fig. 5
F1 buffer selected F2 buffer selected
V pin 13 = 5·0V V pin 6 = 4·5V
I pin 27 = 1mA
= 5V
V
CC
= 5V
V
CC
= 5V, external pulldown
V
CC
may be required
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