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SDIO CLK Rise Time Spec

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Matt Meiller
Posted by Matt Meiller
on Jun 05 2012 09:08 AM
Prodigy170 points

Hi,

1. Rise time for SDIO CLK is specified in the WL1273 data sheet as 4.3ns MAX.  Is this spec interpreted correctly to mean that the fastest allowed transition on CLK is 4.3nS, and slower rise times are acceptable (such as 11ns), but rise times faster than 4.3nS (such as 1nS) are not acceptable.  

The other interpretation is that the number 4.3 is the MAX, and then smaller numbers are allowed such as 1 nS.

2. Are there any known trends for the SDIO CLK input logic thresholds at low temperatures?

Thanks for your help!

Best Regards,

Matt

WL1273 SDIO Rise Time
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  • Eyal a
    Posted by Eyal a
    on Jun 09 2012 15:58 PM
    Genius9240 points

    Hi,

    i forward the question to our HW engineer

    Regards,

    Eyal

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  • Moshe Meir
    Posted by Moshe Meir
    on Jun 13 2012 03:51 AM
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    Matt,

    I understand the confusion –

    MAX rise time of 4.3ns – it is from the numeric point of view. 1 ns rise time is acceptable.  11ns is not acceptable.

    TRIO spec shows the exact same numbers as the SDIO spec.

    These numbers are true across temperature and process, down to -40C.

    Regards,

    Moshe

     

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