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  datasheet 9dml04 revision a 06/06/16 1 ?2015 integrated device technology, inc. 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 description the 9dml04 devices are 3.3v members of idt's full-featured pcie family. the 9dml04 supports pcie gen1-4 common clocked (cc), separate reference no spread (srns), and separate reference independent spread (sris) architectures. the part provides a choice of asynchronous and glitch-free switching modes, and offers a choice of integrated output te rminations providing direct connection to 85 ? or 100 ? transmission lines. the 9dml04p1 can be factory programmed with a user-defined power up default smbus configuration. recommended application servers, atca, ate, master/slave applications output features ? 4 ? 1~200 mhz low-power hcsl (lp-hcsl) dif pairs ? 9dml0441 default z out = 100 ? ? 9dml0451 default z out = 85 ? ? 9dml04p1 factory programmable defaults key specifications ? pcie gen1-2-3-4 cc compliant ? pcie gen2-3 sris compliant ? dif additive cycle-to-cycle jitter <1ps ? dif output-to-output skew <50ps ? additive phase jitter is <0.1ps rms for pcie ? additive phase jitter 160fs rms typ. @156.25m (1.5m to 10m) features/benefits ? direct connection to 100 ? (xx41) or 85 ? (xx51) transmission lines; saves 16 resistors compared to standard pcie devices ? 76mw typical power consumpt ion; eliminates thermal concerns ? spread spectrum (ss) comp atible; allows ss for emi reduction ? customer defined power up default can be factory programmed into p1 device; allows exact optimization to customer requirements: ? control input polarity ? control input pull up/downs ? slew rate for each output ? differential output amplitude ? output impedance for each output ? oe# pins; support dif power management ? hcsl-compatible differential inputs; can be driven by common clock source ? selectable asynchronous or g litch-free switch ing; allows the mux to be selected at power up even if both inputs are not running, then transition to glitch-free switching mode ? space saving 24-pin 4x4mm vfqfpn; minimal board space block diagram note: resistors default to internal on 41/51 devices. p1 devices ha ve programmable default impedances on an output-by-output basis. dif0 dif1 dif2 dif3 a b 4 ^oe(3:0)# dif_ina dif_inb vsw_mode ^sel_a_b#
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 2 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet pin configuration power management table power connections gndr ^sel_a_b# ^oe3# dif3# dif3 ^oe2# 24 23 22 21 20 19 dif_ina 1 18 dif2# dif_ina# 2 17 dif2 vddr3.3 3 16 vdd3.3 vddr3.3 4 15 gnd dif_inb 5 14 dif1# dif_inb# 6 13 dif1 7 8 9 101112 gndr vsw_mode ^oe0# dif0 dif0# ^oe1# 24 vfqfpn, 4x4 mm, 0.5mm pitch ^ prefix indicates internal 120kohm pull up resistor v prefix indicates internal 120kohm pull down resistor 9dml04xx connect epad to gnd true o/p comp. o/p 0 running running running 1 running low low dif_in oex# pin difx vdd gnd 324 47 16 15 dif outputs description pin number input a receiver analo g input b receiver analo g
revision a 06/06/16 3 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 datasheet pin descriptions pin# pin name type pin description 1 dif_ina in hcsl differential true input 2 dif_ina# in hcsl differential complement input 3 vddr3.3 pwr 3.3v power for differential input clock (receiver). this vdd should be treated as an analog power rail and filtered appropriately. 4 vddr3.3 pwr 3.3v power for differential input clock (receiver). this vdd should be treated as an analog power rail and filtered appropriately. 5 dif_inb in hcsl differential true input 6 dif_inb# in hcsl differential complement input 7 gndr gnd analog ground pin for the differential input (receiver) 8vsw_mode in switch mode. this pin selects either asynchronous or glitch-free switching of the mux. use asynchronous mode if 0 or 1 of the input clocks is running. use glitch-free mode if both input clocks are running. this pin has an internal pull down resistor of ~120kohms. 0 = asynchronous mode 1 = glitch-free mode 9^oe0# in active low input for enabling dif pair 0. this pin has an internal pull-up resistor. 1 =disable outputs, 0 = enable outputs 10 dif0 out differential true clock output 11 dif0# out differential complementary clock output 12 ^oe1# in active low input for enabling dif pair 1. this pin has an internal pull-up resistor. 1 =disable outputs, 0 = enable outputs 13 dif1 out differential true clock output 14 dif1# out differential complementary clock output 15 gnd gnd ground pin. 16 vdd3.3 pwr power supply, nominal 3.3v 17 dif2 out differential true clock output 18 dif2# out differential complementary clock output 19 ^oe2# in active low input for enabling dif pair 2. this pin has an internal pull-up resistor. 1 =disable outputs, 0 = enable outputs 20 dif3 out differential true clock output 21 dif3# out differential complementary clock output 22 ^oe3# in active low input for enabling dif pair 3. this pin has an internal pull-up resistor. 1 =disable outputs, 0 = enable outputs 23 ^sel_a_b# in input to select differential input clock a or differential input clock b. this input has an internal pull-up resistor. 0 = input b selected, 1 = input a selected. 24 gndr gnd analog ground pin for the differential input (receiver) 25 epad gnd connect to ground.
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 4 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet test loads alternate terminations the 9dml family can easily drive lvpecl, lvds, and cml logic. see ?an-891 driving lvpecl, lv ds, and cml logic with idt's "universal" low-power hcsl outputs? for details. rs rs low-power hcsl differential output test load 2pf 2pf 5 inches zo ( ?? device terminations device zo ( ? )rs ( ? ) 9dml0441 100 none needed 9dml0451 100 7.5 9dml04p1 100 prog. 9dml0441 85 n/a 9dml0451 85 none needed 9dml04p1 85 prog.
revision a 06/06/16 5 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 datasheet absolute maximum ratings stresses above the ratings listed below ca n cause permanent damage to the 9dml04. these ratings, which are standard values for idt commercially rated parts, are stress ratings only. functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of the specific ations is not implied. exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for exte nded periods can affe ct product reliability. electric al parameters are guaranteed only over the recommended operating temperature range. electrical characteristi cs?clock input parameters electrical characteristi cs?current consumption parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes supply voltage vddx 4.6 v 1,2 input voltage v in -0.5 v d d +0.5 v 1,3 input high voltage, smbus v ihsmb smbus clock and data pins 3.9 v 1 storage temperature ts -65 150 c 1 junction temperature tj 125 c 1 input esd protection esd prot human body model 2500 v 1 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 2 operation under these conditions is neither implied nor guaranteed. 3 not to exceed 4.6v. ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes input common mode voltage - dif_in v com common mode input voltage 150 900 mv 1 input swing - dif_in v swing differential value 300 mv 1 input slew rate - dif_in dv/dt measured differentially 0.4 8 v/ns 1,2 input leakage current i in v in = v dd , v in = gnd -5 5 ua input duty cycle d tin measurement from differential wavefrom 45 55 % 1 input jitter - cycle to cycle j difin differential measurement 0 125 ps 1 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 2 slew rate measured through +/-75mv window centered around differential zero ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes operating supply current i d d vdd, all outputs active @100mhz 23 30 ma powerdown current i ddpd vdd, all outputs disabled 1.6 2.5 ma 1 1 input clock stopped.
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 6 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet electrical characteristics?input/supply /common parameters?normal operating conditions ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes supply voltage vddx supply voltage for core and analog 3.135 3.3 3.465 v ambient operating temperature t amb industrial range -40 25 85 c input high voltage v ih single-ended inputs, except smbus 0.75 v dd v dd + 0.3 v input low voltage v il single-ended inputs, except smbus -0.3 0.25 v d d v i in single-ended inputs, v in = gnd, v in = vdd -5 5 ua i inp single-ended inputs v in = 0 v; inputs with internal pull-up resistors v in = vdd; inputs with internal pull-down resistors -50 50 ua input frequency f ib yp 1 200 mhz 2 pin inductance l p in 7nh1 c in logic inputs, except dif_in 1.5 5 pf 1 c indif_in dif_in differential clock inputs 1.5 2.7 pf 1 c out output pin capacitance 6 pf 1 clk stabilization t stab from v dd power-up and after input clock stabilization or de-assertion of pd# to 1st clock 0.7 1 ms 1,2 input ss modulation frequency pcie f modinpci e allowable frequency for pcie applications (triangular modulation) 30 31.5 33 khz input ss modulation frequency non-pcie f modi n allowable frequency for non-pcie applications (triangular modulation) 066khz oe# latency t latoe# dif start after oe# assertion dif stop after oe# deassertion 123clocks1,3 tdrive_pd# t drvpd dif output enable after pd# de-assertion 300 us 1,3 tfall t f fall time of single-ended control inputs 5 ns 2 trise t r rise time of single-ended control inputs 5 ns 2 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 2 control input must be monotonic from 20% to 80% of input swin g . 3 time from deassertion until outputs are >200 mv 4 the differential input clock must be running for the smbus to be active input current capacitance
revision a 06/06/16 7 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 datasheet electrical characteristics? dif low-power hcsl outputs electrical characteristics?ou tput duty cycle, jitter, sk ew and pll characteristics ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes slew rate dv/dt scope averaging on, default settings 1.5 2.6 4 v/ns 1,2,3 slew rate matchin g dv/dt slew rate matchin g 8.6 20 % 1,2,4 voltage high v hi gh 660 780 850 7 voltage low v low -150 -32 150 7 max volta g e vmax 835 1150 7 min voltage vmin -300 -90 7 crossing voltage (abs) vcross_abs scope averaging off 250 406 550 mv 1,5 crossing voltage (var) -vcross scope averaging off 20 140 mv 1,6 2 measured from differential waveform 7 these are defaults for the 41/51 devices. they are factory adjustable in the p1 device. statistical measurement on single-ended signal using oscilloscope math function. (scope averaging on) mv measurement on single ended signal using absolute value. (scope averaging off) mv 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 3 slew rate is measured through the vswing voltage range centered around differential 0v. this results in a +/-150mv window arou nd differential 0v. these are defaults for the 41/51 devices, alternate settings are available in the p1 device. 4 matching applies to rising edge rate for clock and fa lling edge rate for clock#. it is measured using a +/-75mv window centered on the average cross point where clock rising meets clock# falling. the median cross point is used to calculate the voltage thresh olds the oscilloscope is to use for the edge rate calculations. 5 vcross is defined as voltage where clock = clock# measured on a component test board and only applies to the differential risi ng edge (i.e. clock rising and clock# fa lling). 6 the total variation of all vcross measurements in any particular system. note that this is a subset of vcross_min/max (vcross absolute) allowed. the intent is to limit vcross induced modulation by setting -vcross to be smaller than vcross absolute. ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max units notes duty cycle distortion t dc d measured differentially, @100mhz -0.5 0.3 1.2 % 1,3 skew, input to output t p d v t = 50% 2600 3428 4500 ps 1 skew, output to output t sk3 v t = 50% 23 50 ps 1 jitter, cycle to cycle t jcyc-cyc additive jitter in bypass mode 0.1 1 ps 1,2 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 2 measured from differential waveform 3 duty cycle distortion is the difference in duty cycle between the output and the input clock.
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 8 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet electrical characteristics?fi ltered phase jitter parameters - pc ie common clocked (cc) architectures electrical characteristics?filtered pha se jitter parameters - pcie separate reference independent spr ead (sris) architectures 5 electrical characteristics? unfi ltered phase ji tter parameters t amb = over the specified operating range. supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max industry limit units notes t jphpcieg1-cc pcie gen 1 0.0 0.01 ps (p-p) 1,2,3,5 pcie gen 2 lo band 10khz < f < 1.5mhz (pll bw of 5-16mhz or 8-5mhz, cdr = 5mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4,5 pcie gen 2 high band 1.5mhz < f < nyquist (50mhz) (pll bw of 5-16mhz or 8-5mhz, cdr = 5mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4,5 t jphpcieg3-cc pcie gen 3 (pll bw of 2-4mhz or 2-5mhz, cdr = 10mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4,5 t jphpcieg4-cc pcie gen 4 (pll bw of 2-4mhz or 2-5mhz, cdr = 10mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4,5 1 applies to all outputs. 5 driven by 9fgl0841 or equivalent additive phase jitter n/a t jphpcieg2-cc 2 based on pcie base specification rev4.0 version 0.7draft. see http://www.pcisig.com for latest specifications. 3 sample size of at least 100k cycles. this figures extrapolates to 108ps pk-pk @ 1m cycles for a ber of 1-12. 4 for rms values additive jitter is calculated by solving the following equation for b [ a^2+b^2=c^2 ] where a is rms input jitter and c is rms total t amb = over the specified operating range. supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max industry limit units notes t jphpcieg2- sris pcie gen 2 (pll bw of 16mhz , cdr = 5mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4 t jphpcieg3- sris pcie gen 3 (pll bw of 2-4mhz or 2-5mhz, cdr = 10mhz) 0.0 0.01 ps (rms) 1,2,4 1 applies to all outputs. additive phase jitter n/a 2 based on pcie base specification rev3.1a. these filters are different than common clock filters. see http ://www.pcisig.com for latest 3 sample size of at least 100k cycles. this figures extrapolates to 108ps pk-pk @ 1m cycles for a ber of 1-12. 4 for rms values, additive jitter is calculated by solving the following equation for b [ a^2+b^2=c^2 ] where a is rms input jitter and c is rms total 5 as of pcie base specification rev4.0 draft 0.7, sris is not currently defined for gen1 or gen4. ta = t amb, supply voltages per normal operation conditions, see test loads for loading conditions parameter symbol conditions min typ max industry limit units notes t jph156m 156.25mhz, 1.5mhz to 10mhz, -20db/decade rollover < 1.5mhz, -40db/decade rolloff > 10mhz 159 n/a fs (rms) 1,2,3 t jph156m12k- 20 156.25mhz, 12khz to 20mhz, -20db/decade rollover <12khz, -40db/decade rolloff > 20mhz 363 n/a fs (rms) 1,2,3 1 guaranteed by design and characterization, not 100% tested in production. 3 for rms figures, additive jitter is calculated by solving the following equation: additive jitter = sqrt[(total jitter)^2 - (i nput jitter)^2] 2 driven by rohde&schartz sma100 additive phase jitter, fanout mode
revision a 06/06/16 9 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 datasheet marking diagrams notes: 1. ?lot? is the lot sequence number. 2. ?yyww? or ?yww? is the digits of the ye ar and week that the part was assembled. 3. ?i? denotes industrial temperature range device. 4. ?p? denotes factory programmable defaults. 5. ?**? denotes the lot sequence. 6. ?$? denotes the mark code. thermal characteristics lot 441ai yyww lot 451ai yyww 4p1ai 000 yww**$ parameter symbol conditions pkg typ value units notes jc junction to case 42 c/w 1 c/w 1 c/w 1 c/w 1 c/w 1 ja5 junction to air, 5 m/s air flow 27 c/w 1 1 epad soldered to board thermal resistance nlg24
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 10 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet package outline and package dimensions (nlg24). use epad option p1
revision a 06/06/16 11 2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 9dml04 datasheet package outline and package dimensions (nlg24), cont. use 2.45mm sq epad
2:4 3.3v pcie clock mux 12 revision a 06/06/16 9dml04 datasheet ordering information ?lf? suffix to the part number are the pb-free configuration and are rohs compliant. ?a? is the device revision designator (wil l not correlate with the datasheet revision). ?xxx? is a unique factory assigned number to identify a particular default configuration. revision history part / order number notes shippingpackaging package temperature 9DML0441AKILF trays 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 9DML0441AKILFt tape and reel 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 9dml0451akilf trays 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 9dml0451akilft tape and reel 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 9dml04p1axxxkilf trays 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 9dml04p1axxxkilft tape and reel 24-pin vfqfpn -40 to +85 c 100 ? 85 ? factory configurable. contact idt for addtional information. rev. initiator issue date description page # a rdw 6/6/2016 1. updated leakage current spec for inputs with pull/up/down to +/-50ua. 2. updated electrical tables with char data 3. update front page text 4. updated ordering information 5. move to final. various
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