VITESSE
SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION
Data Sheet
VSC6048
High-Speed Oct al
Programmable Timing Generator
Page 4
VITESSE SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION
741 Calle Plano, Camarillo, CA 93012 • 805/388-3700 • FAX: 805/987-5896 8/28/00
G52335-0,Rev.4.0
Figure 3: Fine Vernier Calibration DAC Programming
DAC Calibration
Each fine vernier must be calibrated to a 1240ps span, one step (10ps) shorter than the 800MHz period
(1.25ns). This is accomplished by setting the fine vernier to maximum delay and adjusting the 6-bit calibration
DAC until the desired range has been achieved.
The calibration data is transferred into the device through a 3-bit serial interface. Refer to Figure 3 for the
programming sequence. Typical DCLK frequencies are 1MHz to 10MHz. Once the calibration value has been
transferred into the device, the data is written into the specified DAC by the r ising edge of DCLK when
DAC_WR is HIGH. The address lines must remain stable from the enable of SHIFT to one cycle after the disable of DAC_WR.
DAC Application
There are three DAC_REF pins on this device. Each pin supplies the reference for two or three calibration
DACs. In order to reduce crosstalk between verniers through the DAC_REF supply, it is recommended that
each DAC_REF pin be isolat ed from each other. This will reduce crosstalk b etween the the three channel
groups, however, it will not effect crosstalk between verniers within each group.
Table 3: DAC Reference Pin Identification
Outputs
Each channel has a differential ECL output. The output of the verniers is falling edge active. The shift reg-
ister propagates a 2ns pulse. The fine vernier then stretches the pulse width based on the programmed delay.
DAC_REF Pin # Vernier Channels
10, 1, 2
18 3, 4
40 5, 6, 7
SHIFT
DCLK
DIN
DAC_WR
CAL_DAT
(internal)
ADR[2:0]
543210
Vernier 0 DAC Data
XXXXX 543210XXXX
1
23456
1
23456
Address for Vernier 0
Vernier 1 DAC Data
Address for Vernier 1
Shift Data Into
Calibration Register
Hold Data In
Calibration Register
One T est/Calibration Cycle