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Circuit Description (continued)
Figure 3. Mode 0 Functional Diagram
Analog Delay Inputs
VDELAY and VWIDTH are high input impedance analog
voltage inputs which control the delay of the rising and
falling edge. VWIDTH can vary from –0.1V to –1.1V, and
VDELAY can vary from –0.2V to –1.1V. When both inputs
are –1.1V, a maximum delay results.
If mode 0 is used, connect all VWIDTH inputs to GND.
Also, connect any unused VDELAY and VWIDTH inputs to
GND.
Mode 2
Mode 2 allows independent adjustment of the rising and
falling edges (see Figures 4 and 5). The propagation delay
for a rising edge is defined as
Tpd+ = Tpd(min) + Tspan
where Tpd(min) is the raw propagation delay of the part
with minimum programmed delay, and Tspan is the
additional delay programmed via the VDELAY input.
The propagation delay for a falling edge is defined as
Tpd–
= Tpd(min) + Tspan + Twidth
where Twidth is defined as the additional delay incurred
by adjusting the VWIDTH input. Notice that Twidth can be
either positive or negative, allowing the part to either
expand or contract an input signal (see Figure 4).
Notice also that Tpd+ is a function of VDELAY only, while
Tpd– is a function of VDELAY and VWIDTH. The transfer
function for Tspan vs. VDELAY is shown for both modes in
Figure 4. The transfer function for Twidth vs. VWIDTH and
VDELAY is shown in Figure 6.
REXT2
REXT2 is an analog current input used to establish the
bias current of the delay cells. An external resistor of
2.74 K
should be connected between REXT2 and ground.
The voltage on REXT2 is forced to ~ –1.34V, producing
an input current of (1.34V) / 2.74 K
= 489 A.
COMP2
COMP2 is an op amp compensation pin and requires an
external capacitor of 0.01
F (X7R type) connected to
either VEE or ground.
OUT1, OUT1*
IN1, IN1*
VDELAY1
T
IN2, IN2*
T
IN3, IN3*
T
IN4, IN4*
T
OUT2, OUT2*
VDELAY2
OUT3, OUT3*
VDELAY3
OUT4, OUT4*
VDELAY4