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Agere Systems Inc.
Data Sheet
March 29, 2002
10 Gbits/s Clock Synthesizer, 16:1 Data Multiplexer
TTRN0110G
Clock Synthesizer Operation
(continued)
Clock Synthesizer Settling Time
The clock synthesizer will acquire phase/frequency lock after a valid REFCLKP/N signal is applied. The actual time
to acquire lock is a function of the loop bandwidth selected. The loop will acquire lock within 5 ms when using the
external loop bandwidth components corresponding to a corner of less than 8 MHz.
Loss of Lock Indicator (LCKLOSSN)
The LCKLOSSN pin indicates (active-low) when the clock synthesizer has exceeded phase-lock limits with the
incoming REFCLKP/N phase. The lock detect function compares the phases of the input 155 MHz or 622 MHz
clock at the REFCLKP/N pins with the internally generated 622 MHz output clock at the CK622P/N pin. When the
phase difference in the two signals is close to zero, as determined by a second internal phase detector and filter,
the lock detect signal LCKLOSSN is set to a logic high. When the phase difference between the two signals is
changing at a rate exceeding the filter's cut-off frequency, the TTRN0110G is declared out of lock and LCKLOSSN
is set to a logic low. If a set of highly damped phase-locked loop parameters is chosen, LCKLOSSN may exhibit
more than one positive edge transition during the acquisition process before a steady logic-high state is achieved.
Upon a transition from the out-of-lock condition to the in-lock condition, the parallel data storage element pointers
are centered.
Clock Synthesizer Generated Jitter
The clock synthesizer’s generated jitter performance meets the requirements shown in Table 7. These
specifications apply to the jitter generated at the 10 GHz clock pins CK10GP/N when the jitter on the reference
clock REFCLKP/N is within the specifications given in Table 12 on page 20 or Table 18 on page 22, and the loop
filter components are chosen to provide a loop bandwidth of less than 8 MHz.
Table 7. Clock Synthesizer Generated Jitter Specifications
Parameter
Typical
Max
(Device)
*
0.090
* This denotes the device specification for system SONET/SDH compliance when the loop filter in Table 6 and Figure 3 is used while
meeting the transfer jitter bandwidth of 8 MHz.
Unit
Generated Jitter (p-p) SONET Rate:
Measured with 50 kHz to 80 MHz Bandpass Filter
1 UI = 1/9.95328 GHz
Generated Jitter (p-p) FEC Rate:
Measured with 53.6 kHz to 85.7 MHz Bandpass Filter
1 UI = (14/15)(9.95328 GHz)
0.050
UIp-p
0.050
0.090
UIp-p