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Hello Expert.
Could you help to provide spec of LM98714
1. reset Timing spec
2. SPI slew rate criteria on different CLK frequesncy.
Hi Costin
Do you have the result of reset timing and SPI slew rate criteria on bench analysis.
Best Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
LM98714 SPI has been designed for fast clock, frequencies up to the main clock-INCLK.
For fast SPI clock, external SPI driver should not violate the spec set-up and hold time.
If the drive SCLK Tr/Tf is very slow and main clock is off, SPI will not work.
With main clock( INCLK) On , SPI works according to spec up to at least Tr/Tf=400nS.
My recommendations:
1) Fast SPI clock: Tsetup>4nS, Thold>1nS
2) For very slow SPI clock: Tr/Tf<=100nS.
3) INCLK should be on all the time: Fspi<Finclk and the time between two SPI transactions should be >4xTinclk
4) What RESET non spec parameter you need: the min RESET width?
Thank you,
Costin
Hi Costin
Please also provide the following specifications of LM98714
1.Reset time range of pin 5(reset)(min~max time).
2.LVDS output voltage range(min~max)
3.LVDS CLK(TXCLK) Tr/Tf range(min~max times)
4.LVDS TX data output :base on LVDS CLK 16.65MHz each time spec(min~max time) of Txpp0~Txpp6, there is only typ value with VLDS CLK 45MHz in datasheet.
Best Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
These are not spec parameters, I'll reply next week based on bench analysis
Regards,
Costin
Hi Alex,
1. This is a non spec parameter. My recommendation is min reset time at least 4 INCLK. That's no max time limitation.
2.This is a spec parameter: LVDS Output: Min=180mV, Max=450mV with Rl=100ohm
3. TXCLK Tr/Tf is affected by external conditions: Tline impedance and losses and receiver load. Based on estimation and bench measurements for a good matched system fastest Tr/Tf is a least 1nS. My recommendation is not to slow it down more than 1/3 of LVDS Data bit cell(TXCLK/7)
4.Datasheet has typ values for the toughest conditions at the highest freq. The internal delays will have a smaller impact at lower freq(16.65MHz), all these timings are percentage wise much close to the ideal transition: N*TXCLK_period /7 where N is the data bit order.
Regards,
Costin
Costin