S2068TB Applied Micro Circuits Corporation, S2068TB Datasheet - Page 5
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S2068TB
Manufacturer Part Number
S2068TB
Description
Manufacturer
Applied Micro Circuits Corporation
Datasheet
1.S2068TB.pdf
(24 pages)
Specifications of S2068TB
Number Of Receivers
2
Protocols Supported
IEEE 802.3z
Operating Supply Voltage (typ)
3.3V
Operating Temperature Classification
Commercial
Operating Supply Voltage (max)
3.47V
Mounting
Surface Mount
Operating Temperature (max)
70C
Operating Temperature (min)
0C
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Not Compliant
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TRANSMITTER DESCRIPTION
The transmitter section of the S2068 contains a
single PLL which is used to generate the serial rate
transmit clock for all transmitters. Transmitter
functionalities shown schematically in Figure 3. Two
channels are provided with a variety of options re-
garding input clocking and loopback. The transmit-
ters operate at 1.250 GHz, 10 or 20 times the
reference clock frequency.
Data Input
The S2068 has been designed to simplify the paral-
lel interface data transfer and provides flexibility in
the clocking of parallel data. Prior implementations
of this function have either forced the user to syn-
chronize transmit data to the reference clock or to
provide the output clock as a reference to the PLL,
resulting in increased jitter at the serial interface.
The S2068 incorporates a unique FIFO structure
which enables the user to provide a “clean” refer-
ence source for the PLL and to accept a separate
external clock which is used exclusively to reliably
clock data into the device.
Table 1. Operating Rates
Note: SDR = Serial Data Rate.
Table 2. Input Modes
Note that internal synchronization of FIFOs is performed upon
de-assertion of RESET.
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The S2068 also provides a system clock output,
TCLKO, which is derived from the internal VCO. The
frequency of this output is constant at the parallel
word rate, 1/10 the serial data rate, regardless of
whether the reference is provided at 1/10 or 1/20 the
serial data rate. This clock can be used by upstream
circuitry as a system clock. See Table 1.
Data to be input to the S2068 should be coded to
ensure transition density and DC balance. Data is
input to each channel of the S2068 as a 10 bit wide
word. An input FIFO and a clock input, TBCx, are
provided for each channel of the S2068. This device
can operate in two different modes. The S2068 can
be configured to use either the TBCx (TBC MODE)
input or the REFCLK input (REFCLK MODE). Table
2 provides a summary of the input modes for the
S2068.
Operation in the TBC MODE makes it easier for us-
ers to meet the relatively narrow setup and hold time
window required by the 125 Mbit/sec 10 bit interface.
The TBC signal is used to clock the data into an
internal holding register and the S2068 synchronizes
its internal data flow to ensure stable operation.
REFCLK, not TBCx, is used as the reference for the
transmit PLL. This ensures minimum jitter on the
high speed serial data stream.
Figure 5. DIN Clocking with TBC
MAC
ASIC
TCLKO
DINx[0:9]
TBCx
125 MHz or 62.5 MHz
OSCILLATOR
S2068
REFCLK
REF
PLL
S2068
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