Four copies of CPU Clock @ 133/100 MHz
Eight copies of PCI Clock (Synchronous w/CPU Clock)
including one free running PCI clock.
Two copies of fixed frequencies 3.3V Clock @ 66 MHz
Three copies of APIC Clock @ 16.667 MHz,
synchronous to CPU Clock
One copy of 48 MHz Clock
Two copies of Ref. Clock @ 14.13818 MHz
Ref.14.31818 MHz Xtal Oscillator Input
CPU Clock Frequency selection pin for selecting
133 MHz or 100 MHz operation
Power Management Control Input Pins
Supports Reliance (RCC) chip set
Spread Spectrum enable/disable pin
56-pin SSOP (V) package
Description
The PI6C133, a low-skew, low-jitter 133 MHz clock generator,
is specifically designed to meet all the clocking requirements for
133 MHz and 100 MHz desktops with high-performance and
lower-power features.
Split power supplies of 2.5V and 3.3V are used to reduce power
consumption, minimize noise and to ensure CPU independence.
The 2.5V supply is used to power CPUCLK clocks to the processor
module. 2.5V signalling is compliant to JEDEC standard 8-X. The
rest of the circuitry is powered by a 3.3V supply.
Key features, such as power-management and spread-spectrum
functions, are fully supported. PWRDWN# signal will turn off all
internal circuits and keep all outputs to a low state, making the
power consumption less than 100µA. For less stringent power
requirements, CPUSTOP# will turn off CPUCLK and 3V66 outputs
instantaneously. Spread spectrum function can be optionally disabled
by pulling SPREAD# pin to a HIGH state.
APIC and PCI Clock Outputs Must Be Synchronous with CPUCLK
PCICLK outputs tracks CPUCLK very closely. The CPUCLKs lead the PCICLKs by 1.5 - 4.0ns with assuming they are fully loaded with
the appropriate loads. The frequency of PCICLK is fixed at 33.33MHz. PCICLK is CPUCLK divided by four @ 133.33MHz, or CPUCLK
divided by three @100.0 MHz.
APIC clocks are now synchronous with the CPUCLK outputs. The IOAPIC voltage will track that of the Host bus and will have maximum
frequency of 16.67 MHz. APIC clocks will be derived by dividing the CPUCLK outputs by eight when the Host bus is 133.33 MHz, and
by six when the Host bus is 100 MHz. APIC clocks will lag the Host bus clocks by 1.5 - 4.0ns at the maximum device load of 20pF.
PI6C133-03 Select Functions
#001/331LES1LES0LESnoitcnuF
000etatS-irTstuptuollA
001 )devreseR(
010evitcaniLLPzHM84,ZHM001evitcA
011evitcaLLPzHM84,ZHM001evitcA
100 edoMtseT
101 )devreseR(
110evitcaniLLPzHM84,ZHM331evitcA
111evitcaLLPzHM84,ZHM331evitcA
PI6C133-03 Truth Table
LES
#001/331
000 Z-iHZ-iHZ-iHZ-iHZ-iHZ-iH1
001 a/na/na/na/na/na/n
010zHM001zHM66zHM33Z-iHzHM813.41zHM76.612
011zHM001zHM66zHM33zHM84zHM813.41zHM76.617,6,3
1002/KLCT4/KLCT8/KLCT2/KLCTKLCT61/KLCT5,4
101 a/na/na/na/na/na/n
110zHM331zHM66zHM33Z-iHzHM813.41zHM76.612
111zHM331zHM66zHM33zHM84zHM813.41zHM76.617,6,3
Notes:
1. Required for board-level bed of nails testing.
2. 48 MHz PLL disabled to reduce component jitter.
48 MHz outputs are held H-Z instead of driven to a LOW state.
3. Normal mode of operation.
4. TCLK is a test clock over driven on the XTAL_IN input during test mode. TCLK mode is based on 133 MHz
CPU select logic.
5. For DC output impedance verification.
6. Range of reference frequency allowed is min = 14.316 nominal = 14.31818 MHz, max = 14.32 MHz.
7. Frequency accuracy of 48 MHz must be +167PPM to match USB default.
1LES0LESUPC66V3ICPzHM84FERCIPAsetoN
352
PS8415 07/23/99
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
The power-down controller provides a signal that is latched with
its own copy of the PCI clock.
Clock sequencing always guarantees full clock timing parameters
after the system has initially powered up, except where noted.
During power-up and power-down operations using the PWRDWN#
select pin, partial clocks are not allowed and all clock timing
parameters are met except for the following: the first clock pulse
coming out of a stopped clock condition could be slightly distorted
because of the other clock network charging requirements: it is also
understood that board routing and signal loading have a large
impact on the initial clock distortion.
VDD3V Power-Down Removal
The PI6C133-03 device meets the following requirement to
allow for a common design across multiple platforms.
To allow for multiple devices in platforms to share voltage regulators, the PI6C133-03 allows the removal of power from the VDD3V
voltage pins during the following specific condition. (Leakage
currents from the VDD3V and VDD2V pins are not allowed to violate
existing powerdown# specifications.)
Going to Powerdown Mode:
1. Assert the PWRDWN# signal to the PI6C133-03.
2. Remove power from the 3.3V pins of the PI6C133-03.
3. All input pins of PI6C133-03 will be either powered down
or driven to ground.
4. VDD3 power plane will be pulled to or discharge to < 250mV.
5. The 2.5V pins will remain powered at 2.5V.
To Restore Power:
1. Apply 3.3V to the PI6C133-03.
2. Wait 200-2000ms.
3. De-assert the PWRDWN# signal.
4. Wait 1ms longer than lock time specified for the device.
1. LOW means outputs held static LOW as per latency requirement below.
2. ON means active.
3. PWRDWN# pulled LOW, impacts all outputs including REF and 48 MHz outputs.
4. All 3V66 as well as all CPU clocks should stop cleanly when CPUSTOP# is pulled LOW.
5. APIC, REF, 48 MHz signals are not controlled by the CPUSTOP# functionality and
are enabled all in all conditions except PWRDWN# = LOW.
353
PS8415 07/23/99
PI6C133-03 Power Management Requirements
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
langiSetatSlangiS
ycnetaL
KLCICPfosegdegnisirfo.oN
)delbasiD(01
#POTSUPC
)delbanE(11
)delbasiD(01
#POTSICP
)delbanE(11
)noitarepOlamroN(1sm3
#NWDRWP
)nwoDrewoP(0.xam2
Notes:
1. Clock on/off latency is defined in the number of rising edges of free running PCICLKs
between the clock disable goes low/high to the first valid clock comes out of the device.
2. Power up latency is when PWRDWN# goes inactve (high) to when the first valid clocks
are driven from the device.
CPUSTOP# is an input to the clock synthesizer. It is used to turn off the CPU and 3V66 clocks for low power operation. CPUSTOP#
is asserted asynchronously by the external clock control logic with the rising edge of the free running PCI clock (and hence CPU clock)
and must be internally synchronized to the external PCI_F output. All other clocks will continue to run while the CPU clocks are disabled.
The CPU clocks must always be stopped in a low state and started in such a manner as to guarantee that the high pulse width is a full pulse.
ONLY one rising edge of the PCI_F is allowed after the clock control logic switched for both the CPU and 3V66 outputs to become
enabled/disabled.
CPUCLK
(internal)
PCICLK
(internal)
CPUSTOP#
PCISTOP#=H
PWRDWN#=H
PCI_REF
(external)
CPUCLK
(external)
3V66
(external)
PI6C133-03 CPUSTOP# Timing Diagram
Notes:
1. All internal timing is referenced to the CPUCLK
2. The internal label means inside the chip and is a reference only. This in fact may not be the way that the control is designed.
3. CPUSTOP# signal is an input signal that must be made synchronous to free running PCI_F
4. 3V66 clocks also stop/start before
5. PWRDWN# and PCISTOP# are shown in a high state.
6. Diagrams shown with respect to 133 MHz. Similar operation when CPU is 100 MHz.
354
PS8415 07/23/99
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
PCISTOP# is an input to the clock synthesizer and is made synchronous to the clock driver PCI_F output. It is used to turn
off the PCI clocks for low-power operation. PCI clocks are required to be stopped in a low state and started such that a full high pulse
width is guaranteed. ONLY one rising edge of PCI_F is needed after the clock control logic switched for the PCI outputs to become
enabled/disabled.
CPUCLK
(internal)
PCICLK
(internal)
CPUSTOP#=H
PCISTOP#
PWRDWN#=H
PCICLK_F
(external)
PCICLK
(external)
Notes:
PI6C133-03 PCISTOP# Timing Diagram
1. All internal timing is referenced to the CPUCLK
2. PCISTOP# signal is an input signal which is made synchronous to PCI_F output.
3. Internal means inside the chip.
4. All other clocks continue to run undisturbed.
5. PWRDWN# and CPUSTOP# are shown in a high state.
6. Diagrams shown with respect to 133 MHz. Similar operation when CPU is 100 MHz.
The power-down selection is used to put the part into a very low power state without turning off the power to the part. PWRDWN# is an
asynchronous active low input. The signal needs to be synchronized internal to the device prior to powering down the clock synthesizer.
PWRDWN# is an asynchronous function for powering up the system. Internal clocks are not running after the device is put in power down.
When PWRDWN# is active low all clocks need to be driven to a low value and held prior to turning off the VCOs and the crystal. The
power-up latency is less than 3ms. The power-down latency is short and conforms to the sequence requirements shown below. PCISTOP#
and CPUSTOP# are considered to be dont cares during power-down operations. REF and 48 MHz clocks are expected to be stopped
in the LOW state as soon as possible. Owing to the state of internal logic stopping and holding REF clock outputs in the LOW state, more
than one clock cycle may be required to complete.
CPUCLK
(internal)
PCICLK
(internal)
PWRDWN#
CPUCLK
(external)
PCICLK
(external)
VCO
Crystal
Notes:
PI6C133-03 PWRDWN# Timing Diagram
1. All internal timing is referenced to the CPUCLK
2. Internal means inside the chip.
3. PWRDWN# is an asynchronous input and metstable conditions could exist.
This signal is required to be synchronized inside the part.
4. The shaded sections on the VCO and the crystal signals indicate an active clock.
5. Diagrams shown with respect to 133 MHz. Similar operation when CPU is 100 MHz.
355
PS8415 07/23/99
DC Specifications
DC parameters must be sustainable under steady state (DC) conditions
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
Absolute Maximum DC Power Supply
lobmySretemaraP.niM.xaMstinU
V3ddV
V2ddV
T
S
egatloVylppuS5.0-6.4V
erutarepmeTegarotS56-051Cº
DC Operating Requirements
lobmySretemaraPnoitidnoC.niM.xaMstinU
V3ddVegatloVylppuS3.3
V2ddVegatloVylppuSV5.2
V
3HI
V
3LI
I
LI
%5±V3.3=V3ddV
)4(
)4(
)7(
egatloVhgiHtupnIV3.3
)7(
egatloVwoLtupnIV3.3
)7,3(
tnerruCegakaeLtupnI
Absolute Maximum DC I/O
V
3HI
V
3LI
Notes:
1. Maximum VIH is not to exceed maximum VDD.
2. Human body model.
%5±V3.3531.3564.3
%5±V5.2573.2526.2
ddV30.2ddV3.0+
V
SS
V<0
<V3ddV55+
NI
lobmySretemaraP.niM.xaMstinU
)1(
egatloVhgiHtupnIV3.35.0-6.4
egatloVwoLtupnIV3.35.0-
)2(
.torpDSE
noitcetorpDSEtupnI0002
V
V
3.08.0
µA
V
%5±V5.2=V2ddV
V
2HO
V
2LO
)1(
egatloVhgiHtuptuOV5.2
)1(
egatloVwoLtuptuOV5.2
I
HO
Am1=0.2
V
I
Am1=4.0
LO
%5±V3.3=V3ddV
V
3HO
V
3LO
)1(
egatloVhgiHtuptuOV3.3
)1(
egatloVwoLtuptuOV3.3
I
HO
Am1-=4.2
V
I
Am1=4.0
LO
356
PS8415 07/23/99
DC Operating Requirements (continued)
lobmySretemaraPnoitidnoC.niM.xaMstinU
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
V
V3DD
V
HOP
V
LOP
C
NI
LATX
C
TUO
L
NIP
T
A
%5±V3.3=
)1(
egatloVhgiHtuptuOsuBICP
egatloVwoLtuptuOsuBICP
I
HO
)4,1(
I
LO
Am1-=4.2
Am1=55.0
ecnaticapaCniPtupnI5
)5(
ecnaticapaCniPlatX
5.315.22
ecnaticapaCniPtuptuO6
ecnatcudnIniP7Hn
erutarepmeTtneibmAwolfriAoN007Cº
Notes:
1. Signal edge is required to be monotonic when transitioning through this region.
2. Input leakage Current does not include inputs with Pull-up or Pull-down resistors.
3. No power sequencing is implied or allowed to be required in the system.
4. Conforms to 5V PCI Signaling specification.
5. As seen by the crystal. Device is intended to be used with a 17-20pF AT crystal.
6. All inputs referenced to 3.3V power supply.
Buffer Specifications
V
FpC
emaNreffuBV
CC
)V(egnaR
ecnadepmI
)smhO(
CIPA,UPC526.2-573.254-5.311epyT
FER,zHM84564.3-531.306-023epyT
66V3,ICP564.3-531.355-215epyT
epyTreffuB
357
PS8415 07/23/99
Type 1 Buffer Characteristics
Operating Requirements
lobmySretemaraPnoitidnoC.niM.pyT.xaMstinU
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
1epyTV5.2etaRegdEesiRtuptuO
1epyTV5.2etaRegdEllaFtuptuO
)1(
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
V
V
TUO
V
V
)2(
V0.1=72
TUO
V573.2=72
V2.1=72
TUO
V3.0=03
TUO
%5±V5.2
V0.2V4.0@
)2(
%5±V5.2
V4.0V0.2@
I
NIMHO
I
XAMHO
I
NIMLO
I
XAMLO
T
HR
T
HF
Notes:
1. Production testing is expected to be a subset of characterization testing.
2. Output Rise and Fall time.
3. Reciever logic thresholds are VIL = 0.7 and VIH = 1.7V
4. RON 13.5-45 Ohm with a 29 Ohm nominal driver impedance.
5. RON = V
OUT/IOH
, V
OUT/IOL
measured at VCC/2.
Type 3 Buffer Characteristics
Operating Requirements
Am
1/11/4
sn/V
1/11/4
lobmySretemaraPnoitidnoC.niM.pyT.xaMstinU
)1(
I
NIMHO
I
XAMHO
I
NIMLO
I
XAMLO
T
HR
T
HF
V3.33epyT
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
3epyTV3.3
)2(
etaRegdEesiRtuptuO
)2(
etaRegdEllaFtuptuO
V
V
TUO
V
TUO
V
V0.1=92
TUO
V531.3=32
V59.1=92
V4.0=72
TUO
%5±V3.3
V4.2V4.0@
%5±V3.3
V4.04.2@
Notes:
1. Production testing is expected to be a subset of characterization testing.
2. Output rise and fall time.
3. Receiver logic thresholds are VIL = 0.8 and VIH = 2.0V.
4. RON 20 -60 Ohm with a 40 Ohm nominal driver impedance.
5. RON = V
OUT/IOH,VOUT/IOL
measured at VCC/2.
Am
5.00.2
sn/V
5.00.2
358
PS8415 07/23/99
Type 5 Buffer Characteristics
Operating Requirements
lobmySretemaraPnoitidnoC.niM.pyT.xaMstinU
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
I
NIMHO
I
XAMHO
I
NIMLO
I
XAMLO
T
HR
T
HF
)1(
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCpU-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
)1(
tnerruCnwoD-lluP
4epyTV3.3
4epyTV3.3
)2(
etaRegdEesiRtuptuO
)2(
etaRegdEllaFtuptuO
V
V
TUO
V
TUO
V
V0.1=33
TUO
V531.3=33
V59.1=03
V4.0=83
TUO
%5±V3.3
V4.2V4.0@
%5±V3.3
V4.0V4.2@
1/1
1/1
Notes:
1. Production testing is expected to be a subset of characterization testing.
2. Output Rise and Fall time.
3. Output rise and fall time must be guaranteed across VCC, process and temperature range.
4. Receiver logic thresholds are VIL = 0.8 and VIH = 2.0 Volts
5. RON 12 -55 Ohm with a 30 Ohm nominal driver impedance.
6. RON = V
OUT/IOH
, V
OUT/IOL
measured at VCC/2.
7. See PCI specification for additional PCI details
Only offset specifications listed above are guaranteed/tested. The specification is treated as ANY ouput within the
first specified bank to ANY output of the specified bank. Pin-pin skew is implied within offset specification, jitter
is not. Previous offset specifications such as CPU to PCI offset are no longer required.
361
PS8415 07/23/99
CPU@133MHz
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
1.25V
3V66@66MHz
CPU@133MHz
PCI@33MHz
CPU@133MHz
1.25V
APIC@16.6MHz
CPUleadsAPIC
1.5V
CPUleads3V66
1.5V
1.5V
CPUleadsPCI
1.25V
Group Offset Waveforms
Test and Measurement
Minimum and Maximum Lumped Capacitive Test Loads
kcolCdaoL.niMdaoL.xaMstinUsetoN
KLCUPC
KLCICP03stnemeriuqer1.2ICPteemtsuM
66V303sdaol2elbissop,daolecived1
01
kcolCzHM8402daolecived1
FER02daolecived1
CIPA02daolecived1
Notes:
1. Maximum rise/fall times are guaranteed at maximum specified load for each type of output buffer.
2. Minimum rise/fall times are guaranteed at minimum specified load for each type of output buffer.
3. Rise/fall times are specified with pure capacitative load as shown. Testing may be done with an additional
500Ω resistor in parallel, if properly correlated with the capacitive load.
02Fpsdaol2elbissop,daolecived1
362
PS8415 07/23/99
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
2.5VClockingInterface
3.3VClocking
ClockOutput
Waveform
2.0
1.25
0.4
Interface
2.4
1.5
0.4
t
RISE
t
RISE
Output
Buffer
tHIGH
TestLoad
Tperiod
DutyCycle
t
FALL
tHIGH
TestPoint
t
Tperiod
DutyCycle
t
FALL
LOW
t
LOW
PI6C133-03 Clock Waveforms
MeasurementPoints
forComponentOutput
VOH=2.0V
V
=0.4V
OL
MeasurementPoints
forComponentOutput
VOH=2.4V
V
=0.4V
OL
2.5VoltMeasurePoints
Vdd2V
=1.7V
V
IH
1.25V
V
=0.7V
IL
V
SS
3.3VoltMeasurePoints
Vdd3V
V
=2.0V
IH
1.5V=0.8V
V
IL
V
SS
MeasurementPoints
forSystem-LevelInputs
MeasurementPoints
forSystemLevelInputs
PI6C133-03 Component versus System Measure Points
363
PS8415 07/23/99
56-pin SSOP Package Data
56
1
18.29
.720
18.54
.730
.025 BSC
0.635
.008
.0135
0.20
0.34
.291
.299
7.39
7.59
.396
.416
10.06
10.56
.008
0.20
Nom.
Gauge Plane
.010
0-8˚
0.25
.015
.025
PI6C133-03
133 MHz Clock Generation
for Pentium II/III Processors
.02
.04
0.51
1.01
0.381
x 45˚
0.635
.110 2.79
.008
.016
Max
0.20
0.40
X.XX
DENOTES DIMENSIONS
X.XX
IN MILLIMETERS
Ordering Information
rebmuNniPnoitpircseD
V30-331C6IPegakcaPPOSSnip-65
Pericom Semiconductor Corporation
2380 Bering Drive • San Jose, California 95131 • 1-800-435-2336 • Fax (408) 435-1100 • http://www.pericom.com
364
PS8415 07/23/99
Loading...
+ hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.