Mother Board Clock Generator
for Intel P4+ Chipset (Springdale)
REJ03D0006-0100Z
Preliminary
Rev.1.00
Apr.25.2003
Description
The HD151TS207SS is Intel CK409T type high-performance, low-skew, low-jitter, PC motherboard clock
generator. It is specifically designed for Intel Pentium®4+ chipset.
Features
• 3 differential pairs of current mode control CPU clocks
• 1 differential pair of Serial Reference Clock (SRC), selectable 100 MHz/200 MHz
PWRDWN# / SAFE_F# selectable input.
Default is PWRDWN# input.
Byte15[5] = “1” : SAFE_F# input.
PWRDWN# is all clocks stop pin.
Asynchronous active “Low” input.
When asserted low, all output clocks are disabled.
SAFE_F# is active “Low” input.
When SAFE_F# is “Low” ,frequency mode is changed to the
predefined frequency mode.
Default is 3V66 output.
This signal is active low and selected by Mode latch input.
SCLK28INPUT
PULL-UP*
**SEL66_48/
3V66_4/VCH
SDATA30IN/OUTPUT
**SEL48_24/
USB_48
FS3/DOT_4832INPUT/
VTT_PWRGD#35INPUT
SRC#37OUTPUT“Complementary” clock of Differential Serial Reference Clock.
SRC38OUTPUT“True” clock of Differential Serial Reference Clock.
CPU_[0:2]#40,43,46OUTPUT“Complementary” clock of differential CPU clock.
CPU_[0:2]41,44,47OUTPUT“True” clock of differential CPU clock.
PCI_STOP#49INPUT
TEST_CLK#50INPUT
FS_[A:B]51,52INPUTCPU clocks frequency select latch input.
IREF52INPUTA precision resistor is attached to this pin which is connected
Note:(*):Those pins are 150 kΩ internal pulled-UP.
(**):Those pins are 150 kΩ internal pulled-DOWN
29INPUT/
OUTPUT
PULL-UP*
31INPUT/
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
PULL-UP*
PULL–UP*
PULL-UP*
Clock input for I2C logic.
Latched select input for 3V66/VCH output 1 = 48 MHz,
0 = 66.66 MHz. /3V66 or VCH clock output.
Frequency select latch input pin.
/DOT_48 clock 3.3 V output.
Qualifying input that latches FS_A and FS_B.
When asserted low, FS_A and FS_B are latched.
PCI clocks stop pin. Active “Low” input.
When asserted low, PCI[6:0] and SRC clocks are
synchronously disabled in low state.
Usually this pin does not give to effect PCIF[2:0] clock outputs.
Test clock mode pin. Active “Low” input.
to internal current reference.
A resistor is connected between this pin and GNDIREF.
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Block Diagram
XTAL
14.318 MHz
PWRDWN#/SAFE_F#
PCI_STOP#
VTT_PWRGD#
TEST_CLK#
*MODE
*SEL100_200
*SEL66_48
*SEL48_24
*SEL33_25
*FS_4/3/2A/B
SCLK
SDATA
3.3 V VDD_483.3 V VDD_AVSS_48VSS_A
CK2
CK1
CK0
1/M2
SSC2
1/N2
1/M1
SSC1
1/N1
1/M0
1/N0
PLL2
For
CPU
PLL1
For
SRC
3V66
PCI
USB
PLL
OSC
Input
Clock
Select
6× 3.3V VDD 6×VSS
VCO2
Clock
VCO1
Divider
VCO0
VSS_IREFIREF
Clock
Select
Delay
Control
Stop
Control
REF[1:0]
(14.318MHz)
CPU[2:0]
CPU[2:0]#
SRC
SRC#
PCI[6:0]
PCIF[2:0]
3V66_0/RESET#
3V66[3:1]
3V66_4/VCH
USB_48
DOT_48
* : Latched Input pin.
Control Logic
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I2C Controlled Register Bit Map
Byte0 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7ReservedR0
6ReservedR0
5ReservedR0
4ReservedR0
3PCI_Stop Reflects the current value
of the external PCI_STOP# pin
2ReservedRX
1FS_B Reflects the value of the
FS_B pin sampled on power up
0FS_A Reflects the value of the
FS_A pin sampled on power up
Table1 Clock Frequency Function Table
0 = PCI_STOP# pin is Low
1 = PCI_STOP# pin is High
0 = FS_B Low at power up
1 = FS_B High at power up
0 = FS_A Low at power up
1 = FS_A High at power up
7Revision Code Bit3Vendor SpecificR0
6Revision Code Bit2Vendor SpecificR0
5Revision Code Bit1Vendor SpecificR0
4Revision Code Bit0Vendor SpecificR1
3Vendor ID Bit3Vendor SpecificR1
2Vendor ID Bit2Vendor SpecificR1
1Vendor ID Bit1Vendor SpecificR1
0Vendor ID Bit0Vendor SpecificR1
Byte8 Read Back Byte Count Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7Read back byte count Bit7RW0
6Read back byte count Bit6RW0
5Read back byte count Bit5RW0
4Read back byte count Bit4RW1
3Read back byte count Bit3RW1
2Read back byte count Bit2RW1
1Read back byte count Bit1RW1
0Read back byte count Bit0
Writing to this registerwill configure
byte Count and how many bytes will
be read back.
Default is 1Ehex = 30 bytes.
7PCI_STOP# Enable Control Bit0 = Enable , 1 = DisableRW0
6CPU_STOP# Enable Control Bit0= Enable , 1 = DisableRW0
5PWRDWN# Enable Control Bit0 = Enable , 1 = DisableRW0
4Backup of B9[5] writtenby I2CRX
3Backup of B9[4] written byI2CRX
2Backup of B9[3] written by I2CRX
1Backup of B9[2] written by I2CRX
0Backup of B9[1] written by I2C
When SAFE_F# is Enable
(B15[5]=1)
PWRDWN#/SAFE_F# pin to
“Low”, and if B23[1]=1,
frequency selection is changed to
these setting and
PWRDWN#/SAFE_F# pin to
“High”, frequency selection is
changed back to the last mode.
RX
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I2C Controlled Register Bit Map (cont.)
Byte12 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7ReservedR/W0
6ReservedR/W0
5ReservedR/W0
4ReservedR/W0
3ReservedR/W0
2PLL1 Output (VCO1) Frequency
Control Bit
(M1/N1 Divider Control Bit)
PLL1 : for SRC/3V66/PCI_PLL
1PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit9N1[9]R/W0
0PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit8N1[8]R/W0
Note:1. B12[1:0], B13[7:0] and B14[6:0] must be written together (at writing B14) in every case.
0 = Normal mode
PLL1 M1[6:0] and N1[9:0] are
changed on Table 5 selection
decided by FS4/3/2/A/B or
B9[5:1]
1 = Over or Down clocking mode
PLL1 M1[6:0] and N1[9:0] are
changed by B12[1:0], B13[7:0]
and B14[6:0].
B12[1:0], B13[7:0] and B14[6:0]
are able to be changed at B12[2]
= 1.
R/W0
See.
Note
1
Byte13 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit7N1[7]R/W0
6PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit6N1[6]R/W1
5PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit5N1[5]R/W0
4PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit4N1[4]R/W0
3PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit3N1[3]R/W1
2PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit2N1[2]R/W0
1PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit1N1[1]R/W1
0PLL1 N1 Divider Control Bit0N1[0]R/W1
Note:1. B12[1:0], B13[7:0] and B14[6:0] must be written together (at writing B14) in every case.
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Note
1
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I2C Controlled Register Bit Map (cont.)
Byte14 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7ReservedR/W0
6PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit6M1[6]R/W0
5PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit5M1[5]R/W0
4PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit4M1[4]R/W1
3PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit3M1[3]R/W0
2PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit2M1[2]R/W0
1PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit1M1[1]R/W1
0PLL1 M1 Divider Control Bit0M1[0]R/W0
Note:1. B12[1:0], B13[7:0] and B14[6:0] must be written together (at writing B14) in every case.
3CPU Divider Control Bit3R/WX
2CPU Divider Control Bit2R/WX
1CPU Divider Control Bit1R/WX
0CPU Divider Control Bit0
0 = 33.3 MHz, 1 = 25 MHzR/W0
0 = 48MHz, 1 = 24 MHzR/W0
R/W0
1 =SAFE_F# input mode
Default is PWRDWN# input.
SAFE_F# is active “Low” input.
When SAFE_F# is “Low”,
frequency mode is changed to
the predefined frequency mode.
Predefined frequency mode is
selected by B23[1].
R/W0
Clock dividers are changed by
Table 5 selection decided B9[5:1]
1 = Over or Down clocking mode
Clock dividers are changed by
B15[3:0] and B16[7:0].
B15[3:0] and B16[7:0] are able to
be changed at B15[4] = 1.
7ReservedR/W0
6ReservedR/W0
5ReservedR/W0
4PLL2 Output (VCO2) Frequency
Control Bit
(M2 / N2 Divider Control Bit)
PLL2 : for CPU
3VCO2 Frequency Control Bit11R/W0
2VCO2 Frequency Control Bit10R/W1
1VCO2 Frequency Control Bit9R/W0
0VCO2 Frequency Control Bit8
Note:1. B17[3:0] and B18[7:0] must be written together (at writing B18) in every case.
0 = Normal mode
VCO2 frequency is changed on
Table 5 selection decided by
FS4/3/2/A/B or B9[5:1].
1 = Over or Down clocking mode
VCO2 frequency is changed by
B17[3:0] and B18[7:0] with
decimal.
B17[3:0] and B18[7:0] are able to
be changed at B17[4] = 1.
These bits are 100MHz digit of
VCO2 frequency.
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R/W0
R/W0
See
Note
1
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I2C Controlled Register Bit Map (cont.)
Byte18 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7VCO2 Frequency Control Bit7R/W0
6VCO2 Frequency Control Bit6R/W0
5VCO2 Frequency Control Bit5R/W0
4VCO2 Frequency Control Bit4
3VCO2 Frequency Control Bit3R/W0
2VCO2 Frequency Control Bit2R/W0
1VCO2 Frequency Control Bit1R/W0
0VCO2 Frequency Control Bit0
Note:1. B17[3:0] and B18[7:0] must be written together (at writing B18) in every case.
How to set VCO2 frequency to 666 MHz.
These bits are 10MHz digit of
VCO2 frequency.
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
These bits are 1MHz digit of
VCO2 frequency.
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
See
Note
1
R/W0
R/W0
Write
Byte17
00010110
ON
6
Byte18
01100110
How to read actual frequency of VCO2 and CPU clock
Byte17[4] = 1
Actual VCO2 freq. read back.
Byte19
01100110
66
Note: Case of VCO2 = 666.8 MHz.
Other clock frequency are able to read using the same way as shown at upper.
Byte19, Byte20 = Read back of VCO2 actual frequency.
Byte21, Byte22 = Read back of CPU actual frequency.
Byte20
01101000
66
max 720
min 200
86
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I2C Controlled Register Bit Map (cont.)
Byte19 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1 5R0
6VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1 4R0
5VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1 3R0
4VCO2 Frequency Read Bit12
3VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1 1R0
2VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1 0R0
1VCO2 Frequency Read Bit9R0
0VCO2 Frequency Read Bit8
Byte20 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7VCO2 Frequency Read Bit7R0
6VCO2 Frequency Read Bit6R0
5VCO2 Frequency Read Bit5R0
4VCO2 Frequency Read Bit4
3VCO2 Frequency Read Bit3R0
2VCO2 Frequency Read Bit2R0
1VCO2 Frequency Read Bit1R0
0VCO2 Frequency Read Bit0
Calculation result of VCO2
frequency.
100 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
Calculation result of VCO2
frequency.
10 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
Calculation result of VCO2
frequency.
1 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
Calculation result of VCO2
frequency.
0.1 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
Byte21 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7CPU Frequency Read Bit15R0
6CPU Frequency Read Bit14R0
5CPU Frequency Read Bit13R0
4CPU Frequency Read Bit12
3CPU Frequency Read Bit11R0
2CPU Frequency Read Bit10R0
1CPU Frequency Read Bit9R0
0CPU Frequency Read Bit8
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Calculation result of CPU
frequency.
100 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
Calculation result of CPU
frequency.
10 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
R0
HD151TS207SS
I2C Controlled Register Bit Map (cont.)
Byte22 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7CPU Frequency Read Bit7R0
6CPU Frequency Read Bit6R0
5CPU Frequency Read Bit5R0
4CPU Frequency Read Bit4
3CPU Frequency Read Bit3R0
2CPU Frequency Read Bit2R0
1CPU Frequency Read Bit1R0
0CPU Frequency Read Bit0
Byte23 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7Watchdog Enable Control Bit0 = Disabl e , Pin22 = 3V66_0 output
1Backup Frequency Select Bit0 = B10[4:0] , 1 = B11[4:0]
0Watchdog Status Bit0 = Normal mode, 1 = Alarm modeR/W0
Calculation result of CPU frequency.
1 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
Calculation result of CPU frequency.
0.1 MHz digit
0000 = 0, 0001 = 1 …. 1001 = 9
1 = Enable , Pin22 = RESET# output
These 4 bits corresponds to how
many watchdog timer will wait from
becoming “Alarm mode” (B23[0] = 1)
to outputting RESET# pin to “Low”.
Default is 586ms x8 = 4.7s at Power
ON
When SAFE_F# is “Low” , frequency
mode is changed to the predefined
frequency mode decided by B10[4:0]
or B11[4:0].
Note:1. Normal = Skew1(B26[3:0]), Late = Skew1(B26[3:0]) +Skew2 (B26[7:4]).
Byte29 Control Register
BitDescriptionContentsTypeDefaultNote
7VCH Slew Rate Control Bit1R/W1
6VCH Slew Rate Control Bit0
5PCI Slew Rate Control Bit1R/W1
4PCI Slew Rate Control Bit0
3PCIF Slew Rate Control Bit1R/W1
2PCIF Slew Rate Control Bit0
13V66 Slew Rate Control Bit1R/W1
03V66 Slew Rate Control Bit0
00 = Normal, 10 = “++”
01 = “+“ , 11 = “–”
00 = Normal, 10 = “++”
01 = “+“ , 11 = “–”
00 = Normal, 10 = “++”
01 = “+“ , 11 = “–”
00 = Normal, 10 = “++”
01 = “+“ , 11 = “–”
R/W0
R/W0
R/W0
R/W0
See
Note
1
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6
)
Clock Stop Timing Diagram
PCI_STOP# Assertion/De-assersion
PCI_STOP#
PCI_F
PCI
SRC (Stoppable)
SRC (Stoppable)
SRC# (Stoppable)
PCI_STOP# Assertion/De-assertion Waveforms
PWRDWN# Assertion/De-assersion
PWRDWN#
CPU (Stoppable)
2× Iref (Controled by Byte2[5:3])
Low
Iref (Controled by Byte2[6]
Tristate (Controled by Byte2[6])
Tristate
< 1.8 ms
6× Iref
CPU (Stoppable)
CPU# (Stoppable)
PWRDWN# Assertion/De-assertion Waveforms
PWRDWN# Functionality
PWRDWN#
1Normal
0
Iref:2
or Float
Float (Controled by Byte2[5:3])
Float
CPU#CPUSRCSRC#3V66
Normal Normal Normal
Iref:2
FloatFloatLow
or Float
66MHz
PCIF/PCI
33MHz
Low
6× Iref
USB/DOT
48MHz
Low
REF
14.318MHz
Low
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Renesas clock generator I2C Serial Interface Operation
1. Write mode
1.1 Controller (host) sends a start bit.
1.2 Controller (host) sends the write address D2 (h).
1.3 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
1.4 Controller (host) sends a begin byte M.
1.5 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
1.6 Controller (host) sends a byte count N.
1.7 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
1.8 Controller (host) sends data from byte M to byte M+N–1.
1.9 Renesas clock g enerator will ack nowledge each byte one at a time.
Renesas clock generator I2C Serial Interface Operation (cont.)
2. Read mode
2.1 Controller (host) sends a start bit.
2.2 Controller (host) sends the write address D2 (h).
2.3 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
2.4 Controller (host) sends a begin byte M.
2.5 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
2.6 Controller (host) sends a restart bit.
2.7 Controller (host) sends the read address D3 (h).
2.8 Renesas clock generator will acknowledge (Renesas clock gen. sends “Low”).
2.9 Renesas clock g enerator will sen d the byte count N.
2.10 Controller (host) will acknowledge.
2.11 Renesas clock generator will send data from byte M to byte M+N–1.
2.12 When Renesas clock generator sends the last byte, controller (host) will not acknowledge.
2.13 Controller (host) sends a stop bit.
1 bit1 bit 1 bit1 bit1 bit7 bits8 bits7 bits1 bit
Start bit
1 bit
Ack
Begin Count = N
Slave
address
8 bits1 bit1 bit
R/W
Ack
D2(h)
1 bit
8 bits8 bits
Ack
Byte MByte M+1Not Ack
Begin Byte = M
1 bit
Ack
1 bit
Ack
Ack
Restart bit
Slave
address
Byte M+N–1
D3(h)
8 bits
R/W
Stop bit
Notes: 1. Renesas clock generator is a slave/receiver, I2C component. It can read back the data stored in
the latches for the verification.
2. Thedata transfer rate supported by this clock generator is 100k bits/sec or less (standard
mode).
3. The input is operating at 3.3 V logic levels.
4. The data byte format is 8 bit bytes.
5. To simplify the clock generator I
2
C interface, the protocol is set to use only block-write from
the controller.
6. The bytes must be accessed in sequential order from lowest to highest byte with the ability to
stop after any complete byte has been transferred. The data is loaded until a stop sequence is
issued.
7. At power-on, all registers are set to a default condition, as shown.
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
ItemSymbolRatingsUnitConditions
Supply voltageVDD–0.5 to 4.6V
Input voltageV
Output voltage *1V
Input clamp currentI
Output clamp currentI
Continuous output currentI
I
O
IK
OK
O
Maximum power dissipation
at Ta = 55°C (in still air)
Storage temperatureTstg–65 to +150°C
Notes:Stresses beyond those listed under “absolute maximum ratings” may cause permanent damage
to the device. These are stress ratings only, and functional operation of the device at these or
any other conditions beyond those indicated under “recommendedoperating conditions” is not
implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rated conditions for extended periods may affect device
reliability.
1. The input and output negative voltage ratings may be exceeded if the input and output clamp
current ratings are observed.
–0.5 to 4.6V
–0.5 to VDD
+0.5
V
–50mAVI < 0
–50mAVO < 0
±50mAVO = 0 to VDD
0.7W
Recommended Operating Conditions
ItemSymbolMinTypMaxUnitConditions
Supply voltageVDD3.1353.33.465V
Supply voltageVDDA3.1353.33.465V
DC input signal voltage–0.3—VDD+0.3V
High level input voltageV
Low level input voltageV
Operating temperatureT
IH
IL
a
2.0—VDD+0.3V
–0.3—0.8V
0—70°C
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DC Electrical Characteristics / Serial Input Port
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1MaxUnitTest Conditions
Input Low VoltageV
Input High VoltageV
Input CurrentI
Input capacitanceC
IL
IH
I
I
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
0.8V
2.0V
–50+50µAVI = 0 V or 3.465 V,
VDD = 3.465 V
10pFSDATA & SCLK
AC Electrical Characteristics / Serial Input port
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest ConditionsNotes
SCLK FrequencyF
Start Hold Timet
SCLK Low Timet
SCLK High Timet
Data Setup Timet
Data Hold Timet
Stop Setup Timet
BUS Free Time between
Stop & Start Condition
SCLK
STHD
LOW
HIGH
DSU
DHD
STSU
t
SPF
100kHzNormal Mode
4.0µs
4.7µs
4.0µs
250ns
300ns
4.0µs
4.7µs
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DC Electrical Characteristics CPU/CPU# Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, Iref = 475 Ω
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1MaxUnitT est Conditions
Output voltageV
Output CurrentI
O
O
Output resistance3000ΩVO = 1.2 V
Notes: 1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditionaI (nom) is output current(Ioh) shown in below.
2. Ioh = VDD/(3Rr) = 3.3/(3x475) = 2.32 mA,
Ioh x6 = 13.89 mA (Voh @Z: 0.695 V @50 Ω),
Ioh x2 = 4.63 mA (Voh @Z: 0.232 V @50 Ω)
1.20VRp = 49.9 Ω, VDD = 3.3 V
I(nom) *2mAVDD = 3.3 V
AC Electrical Characteristics CPU/CPU# Clock (CPU at 0.7V Timing)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 2 pF, Rs = 33.2 Ω, Rp = 49.9 Ω
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
CPU Group Skew
(CPU clock out to
CPU clock out)
Rise timet
Fall timet
CCS
t
skS
r
f
|125|psNote1
|100|ps
175700psVO = 0.175 V
200MHz
to 0.525 V
175700psVO = 0.175 V
200MHz
to 0.525 V
Clock Duty Cycle455055%200MHz
CPU clock period(100)9.99ns
CPU clock period(133)7.49ns
CPU clock period(166)5.99ns
CPU clock period(200)4.99ns
Cross point(0.7V) voltageVcross0.250.55V200MHz
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
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DC Electrical Characteristics SRC/SRC# Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, Iref = 475 Ω
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1MaxUnitTest Conditions
Output voltageV
Output CurrentI
O
O
Output resistance3000ΩVO = 1.2 V
Notes: 1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
1.20VRp = 49.9 Ω, VDD = 3.3 V
I(nom)mAVDD = 3.3 V
AC Electrical Characteristics SRC/SRC# Clock (SRC at 0.7V Timing)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 2 pF, Rs = 33.2 Ω, Rp = 49.9 Ω
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
Rise timet
Fall timet
CCS
r
f
Clock Duty Cycle455055%100 MHz
SRC clock period(100)9.99ns
SRC clock period(200)4.99ns
Cross point(0.7V) voltage Vcross0.250.55V100 MHz
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
|125|psNote1
175700psVO = 0.175 V
100 MHz
to 0.525 V
175700psVO = 0.175 V
100 MHz
to 0.525 V
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DC Electrical Characteristics / 3V66 Buffer (CK409T Type5 Buffer)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1 MaxUnitTest Conditions
V
OH
V
OL
I
OH
I
OL
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
3.1VI
OH
= –1 mA, VDD = 3.3 VOutput Voltage
50mVIOL = 1 mA, VDD = 3.3 V
–33mAVOH = 1.0 VOutput Current
30mAVOL = 1.95 V
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
3.1VI
OH
= –1 mA, VDD = 3.3 VOutput Voltage
50mVIOL = 1 mA, VDD = 3.3 V
–33mAVOH = 1.0 VOutput Current
30mAVOL = 1.95 V
AC Electrical Characteristics / PCI & PCIF Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 30 pF
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
CCS
PCI Group SkewtskS0500ps
Clock Period29.996ns
Slew ratet
SL
Clock Duty Cycle455055%
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
|250|psFig.1Note1
Rising edge
@1.5V to 1.5 V
Fig.2
1.04.0V/ns
0.4 V to
2.4 V
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DC Electrical Characteristics / USB & VCH 48MHz Clock
(CK409T Type3A Buffer)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1MaxUnitTest Conditions
V
OH
V
OL
I
OH
I
OL
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
3.1VI
OH
= –1 mA, VDD = 3.3 VOutput Voltage
50mVIOL = 1 mA, VDD = 3.3 V
–29mAVOH = 1.0 VOutput Current
29mAVOL = 1.95 V
AC Electrical Characteristics / USB & VCH 48MHz Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 20 pF
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
CCS
Clock Period20.831ns
Slew ratet
SL
Clock Duty Cycle455055%
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
|350|psFig.1Note1
1.02.0V/ns0.4 V to
2.4 V
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DC Electrical Characteristics / DOT Clock (CK409T Type3B Buffer)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1 MaxUnitTest Conditions
V
OH
V
OL
I
OH
I
OL
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
3.1VI
OH
= –1 mA, VDD = 3.3 VOutput Voltage
50mVIOL = 1 mA, VDD = 3.3 V
–29mAVOH = 1.0 VOutput Current
29mAVOL = 1.95 V
AC Electrical Characteristics / DOT Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 10 pF
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
CCS
Clock Period20.831ns
Slew ratet
SL
Clock Duty Cycle455055%
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
|350|psFig.1Note1
2.04.0V/ns0.4V to
2.4V
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DC Electrical Characteristics / REF Clock (CK409T Type5 Buffer)
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V
ItemSymbol MinTyp *1 MaxUnitTest Conditions
V
OH
V
OL
I
OH
I
OL
Note:1. For conditions shown as Min or Max, use the appropriate value specified under recommended
operating conditions.
3.1VI
OH
= –1 mA, VDD = 3.3 VOutput Voltage
50mVIOL = 1 mA, VDD = 3.3 V
–33mAVOH = 1.0 VOutput Current
30mAVOL = 1.95 V
AC Electrical Characteristics / REF Clock
Ta = 0°C to 70°C, VDD = 3.3 V, CL = 30 pF
ItemSymbol MinTypMaxUnitTest Conditions Notes
Cycle to cycle jittert
CCS
Clock Period69.841ns
Slew ratet
SL
Clock Duty Cycle455055%
Note:1. Difference of cycle time between two adjoining cycles.
|1000|psFig.1Note1
1.04.0V/ns0.4 V to
2.4 V
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Clock Out
tcycle n
t = (tcycle n) - (tcycle n+1)
CCS
tcycle n+1
Fig.1 Cycle to Cycle Jitter (3.3V Single Ended Clock Output)
Clock Outx
Clock Outy
1.5 V
1.5 V
tskS
Fig.2 Output Clock Skew (3.3V Single Ended Clock Output)
Z
= ZLC = 50 Ω
R
= 33.2 Ω
S
CPULT
LT
TS207
RS= 33.2 Ω
CPU#
R
I(ref)
475 Ω
=
RP =
49.9 Ω
Fig.3 Load Circuit for CPU/CPU#
Rev.1.00, Apr.25.2003, page 36 of 38
RP =
49.9 Ω
LC
= 2 pFCL = 2 pF
C
L
HD151TS207SS
Package Dimensions
Unit : mm
18.40
56
128
0.250.635
0.10(0.004)
29
0.3
7.50
2.6
0.2
0.5
10.35
0˚– 8˚
0.76
Rev.1.00, Apr.25.2003, page 37 of 38
HD151TS207SS
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