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CMOS IC
PLL Frequency Synthesizers
Ordering number:ENN4464A
LC72140, 72140M
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Overview
The LC72140 and LC72140M are high-performance,
phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizers that operate over the VHF, MW and LW wave bands. They feature
excellent frequency tracking, making them ideal as a reference frequency source for use in AM/FM radio receivers.
The LC72140 and LC72140M operate from a 5V supply.
The LC72140 is available in 24-pin DIPs, and the
LC72140M, in 24-pin MFPs.
Features
• High-speed programmable dividers for
· 10 to 160MHz on FMIN using pulse swallower.
· 0.5 to 40.0MHz on AMIN using pulse swallower and
direct division.
• General-purpose counters (used together with the SD in
IF count mode).
The LC72140 and LC72140M operating parameters are initialized by two 40-bit data words on the serial data input, DI,
as shown in Figures 1 and 2 and Table 1.
The timing for the serial data output is shown in figure 7. The first eight bits are the mode select bits.
Figure 7. Output timing
Notes
1. tSU, tHD, tEL, tES, tCL and tCH>0.45µs
2. tDC and tDH<0.2µs
3. Since DO is an open-drain output, the data transition time depends on the value of the pull-up resistor.
4. DO is normally open.
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Serial Data Input/Output Mode Selection
The LC72140 and LC72140M use the C2B (computer control bus) serial data format. The first 8 bits form the address,
shown in Figure 8, used to select the mode of operation as shown in Table 13.
The configuration of the programmable divider is shown in Figure 9. The input mode selection is shown in Table 14, and
the input sensitivity, in Table 15.
The 20-bit general-purpose counter is used for both frequency and period measurement as shown in Figure 10. The
measurement mode is selected by bits CTS0 and CTS1. The counter contents, C, in frequency measurement mode are
given by
C=FIF × GT
and in period measurement mode by
1
C= ÷ 900kHz
T
×
NIMF
05 ≤031<f07
031 ≤061<f001
2 ≤52<f04
52 ≤04<f07
5.0 ≤5.2<f04
5.2 ≤01<f07
The counter contents are output on DO, msb first.
Figure 10. General-purpose counter
The LCTR signal is passed directly to the counter input. The HCTR signal is passed through a divide-by-two prescaler.
The actual HCTR frequency is, therefore, two times the measured frequency. The timing for the general-purpose counter
is shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11. General-purpose counter timing
Note
tWU=wait time
The counter starts when the CTE flag is set. The serial input data is latched in on the falling edge of CE. Note that the
HCTR or LCTR input signal should be input within the wait time of this transition.
The period or frequency count should be read while CTE is set to 1, because the counter is reset when CTE is set to 0.
Note that CTE should be set to 0 before each measurement.
In IF count mode, the IF IC’s SD (station detector) signal presence is determined by the microcontroller and if an SD
signal is present, the IF count buffer output turns ON and IF count becomes active. During auto-search in IF count only,
there is a possibility of the count stopping even when there is no station present due to the IF count buffer output leakage.
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Integrating count
When integrating the count, the count value is added to the general-purpose counter as sho wn in Figure 12. However, the
counter can overflow. The maximum count is 220–1, or FFFFF in hexadecimal. DO can also be used to monitor for
frequency or period measurement completion as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12. Integrating count timing
Charge Pump
The charge pump configuration is shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13. Charge pump
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When unlock is detected following a channel change, PDS (the sub-charge pump) operates. The value of R1 chang es to
R1M||R1S (R1S≅500Ω), as shown in Figure 14, decreasing the low-pass filter time-constant and accelerating PLL locking.
Figure 14. Charge pump connections
The local oscillator signal is divided by N. When the frequency of the divided signal is higher than the reference frequency, PD0 and PD1 are HIGH, and when lower, they are LOW. Both outputs are floating when the two signals are
equal in frequency.
Pin States After Power-ON Reset
The state of the input/output ports after power-ON reset is shown in Table 16.
1. Phase comparator control
Modes DZA and DZB do not have insensitive bands (dead zones) and, therefore, the charge pump operates continuously. Consequently, measures should be taken to ensure reference freqeuncy sidebands do not occur.
Modes DZC and DZD do have insensiti v e bands. Consequently, measures should be taken to ensure phase noise is not
generated.
2. FMIN, AMIN, HCTR and LCTR
These inputs should each be capacitively coupled using a 50 to 100pF capacitor. Also, these capacitors should be
mounted as close as possible to their respective inputs.
3. IF counting using HCTR or LCTR
The LC72140 and LC72140M can perform IF count tuning when connected to an SD (station detector) signal from an
IF IC. IF counting should start when the SD signal becomes active.
4. Using the general-purpose counter
In IF count mode, the IF IC’s SD (station detector) signal presence is determined by the microcontroller and if an SD
signal is present, the IF count buffer output turns ON and IF count becomes active. During auto-search in IF count
only , there is a possibility of the count stopping even when there is no station present due to the IF count buffer output
leakage.
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