参数资料
型号: AN-5061
厂商: Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
英文描述: Layout Guidelines
中文描述: 布局指南
文件页数: 2/4页
文件大小: 138K
代理商: AN-5061
AN-5061
APPLICATION NOTE
2004 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
Rev. 1.0.3 4/30/07
www.fairchildsemi.com
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If close coupling of the differential pairs is desired, the main
consideration is to keep (S<H) and (X>5H) (see Figure 2).
The important factor is that industry-standard equations are
used to determine the proper dimensions to maintain a
design goal or constant 100
Ω
differential impedance.
Layer 2 (GND)
Layer 1 (TOP)
W
S
W
Dielectric
X
H
+
CLK
Figure 2.
Differential Pair Coupling
External termination of the differential pair is not necessary
because the μSerDes devices have internal termination.
When operating in unidirectional mode of the FIN12 and
FIN24, the CKSO outputs of the deserializer and the CKSI
inputs of the serializer are not needed. To minimize power
consumption, the CKSO outputs should be allowed to float
and no termination resistor should be connected. The status
of the CKSI inputs is dependent on the specific device
being used. All versions of μSerDes devices can have the
CKSI inputs either floating or grounded. Both the (+) and
(-) CKSI signals should be tied to the same potential
whether floating or grounded.
Flex Cable
When working with flex cable as an interface media
between the serializer and deserializer, it is important to
minimize any discontinuities that may affect the signal
integrity of the serial clock and data lines. The objective is
to maintain a differential impedance of 100
Ω
throughout the
serial link. Since there are various pitches of Flat Flex Cable
(FFC), with and without GND shielding, there are specific
signal configurations that should be followed to create the
desired 100
Ω
impedance. For instance, when working with
a 1mm pitch, unshielded flex cable, it is recommended to
route with a GND-SIG1-SIG2-GND arrangement, where
SIG1 and SIG2 are the positive and negative signals of the
differential pair. MERITEC
developed the paper
“Impedance Tests of Meritec’s Laminated Flat Cable and
Teflon Ribbon Cable (FRC)” that outlines the impedance of
several types of flex cable with various combinations of
signal configurations. The paper can be reviewed at:
http://www.meritec.com/pdf/FFCImpTest187.pdf
Parallel Clock and Data Routing
The primary consideration with clock and I/O data is to
route them in a manner that reduces capacitive and
inductive crosstalk, while maintaining equivalent length
(within system timing tolerances).
Inductive crosstalk can be reduced by at least maintaining
an (X>5H) edge to edge separation between all traces (see
Figure 2). This is a minimum recommendation and any
distance X greater than 5H results in an even greater
decrease in coupling.
Limit the length of parallel trace routes. Longer parallel
lengths increase the mutual inductance and the crosstalk.
Capacitive crosstalk can be reduced by routing traces on
adjacent signal layers at right angles.
To reduce the radiated emissions, as well as the
susceptibility to EMI, route clock traces on stripline layers.
Where termination is necessary, it is better to use smaller
surface mount components (ex. 0603 package) for lower
lead inductance and pad capacitance.
If operating as a serializer in PLL-bypass mode of FIN12 or
FIN24, the CKREF signal should be connected to GND and
a free-running bit clock connected to the CKSI differential
inputs. Refer to the datasheet for more information on PLL-
bypass mode.
When operating in unidirectional mode of FIN12 or FIN24,
the deserializer CKREF and STROBE signals should be
connected to GND.
Unused data inputs should either be connected to ground or
V
DDP
for the FIN12 or FIN24. To minimize dynamic power
due to data transitions, it is recommended that the unused
signals be grouped together and tied to the same polarity.
Unused output signals should be allowed to float.
Control I/O
The DIRI input pin is used to control the direction of data
flow through certain μSerDes devices (FIN24, FIN12). If
DIRI=0, the device is a deserializer; if DIRI=1, the device is
a serializer. DIRO is an output pin that generates the
complementary state of DIRI. The DIRO pin can be used in
bi-directional applications where the system drives the DIRI
pin of the master device and the DIRO pin of the master
device can be connected to the DIRI pin of the slave device.
The DIRO pin should be left floating if not used.
The functionality of S1 and S2 control pins is dependent on
the μSerDes device being used. For example, the S1 and S2
pins control the direction of DP[21:24] data signals for the
FIN24 device. For the FIN24A device, the S1 and S2 pins
are used to define the frequency range of the CKREF input
clock. Driving S1 and S2 low results in a power down and
reset of the device.
Notes:
1.
CKREF input frequency of the FIN24 device is
internally set for operation between 10 and 30MHz.
2.
The DP[21:22] input pins of the FIN24A serializer
device are always outputs on the corresponding
DP[23:24] pins of the deserializer device.)
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