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GENLINX™ II

GX9533 Serial Digital 8x9 Crosspoint

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GENLINX™ II

GX9533 Serial Digital 8x9 Crosspoint

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Features

• operation beyond 622Mb/s

•accepts SMPTE and PECL input levels

• fully differential signal path

• on-chip PECL current loads eliminate need for external

pull-down resistors

• capable of driving 100Ω differential loads

• very low 500mW power consumption

• additional expansion port input for construction of

larger matrices

• auxiliary monitoring output

• easy to configure

• double latched address inputs with separate load and

configure

• TTL/CMOS compatible control logic inputs

•single 5V power supply

Applications

• Serial digital video switching

• Datacom or telecom switching

Description

The GX9533 is a high speed 8x9 serial digital crosspoint. An

expansion input port eases the design of larger switching

matrices by reducing PCB layers and eliminating the need

for cascaded secondary switching. Decode logic and

double level latching to configure the matrix are included

on chip. Separate LOAD and CONFIGURE inputs allow for

asynchronous configuration and synchronous switching.

These latches can also be made transparent for

asynchronous switching by pulling the LOAD and

CONFIGURE pins high.

In the power saving (PS) mode, the GX9533 has a very low

power consumption of 500mW. This is accomplished by

driving a 400mV output swing into the on-chip 200Ω

differential load termination in the expansion port of the

next GX9533. This architecture provides a significant

power savings and the elimination of external load

resistors or impedance matching resistors. In applications

where standard PECL levels are necessary, the GX9533 can

be configured in "PECL Mode", to drive 800mVp-p into a

100Ω differential load. The power consumption in this

mode increases to 860mW.

Figure A: GX9533 Functional Block Diagram

IN0 .. 7

EXP0..7

AUX IN

OA0..2

IA0..3 VCC

AUX

VEE

VCCO

STD/PECL1

STD/PECL2

CONFIG

LOAD A

LOAD

CONFIG

LATCH

LOAD

LATCH

OUT 0..7

DECODE

LOGIC

SWITCHING

MATRIX

INPUT

BUFFER

OUTPUT

BUFFER

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Revision History

Contents

Features.................................................................................................................................................................1

Applications.........................................................................................................................................................1

Description...........................................................................................................................................................1

Revision History .................................................................................................................................................2

1. Pin Connections .............................................................................................................................................3

1.1 Pin Connections ................................................................................................................................3

2. Electrical Characteristics ............................................................................................................................6

2.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings ..........................................................................................................6

2.2 DC Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................................................6

2.3 Power Save 1 Mode ..........................................................................................................................7

2.4 Power Save 2 Mode ..........................................................................................................................7

2.5 PECL Mode ..........................................................................................................................................7

2.6 AC Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................................................8

3. Detailed Description.....................................................................................................................................9

3.1 Differential Inputs ............................................................................................................................9

3.2 I/O Address Selection ......................................................................................................................9

3.2.1 Stage One: Loading the Configuration Into Latches .................................................9

3.2.2 Stage Two: Configuring the Matrix.............................................................................. 10

3.3 Output Level Select ....................................................................................................................... 11

4. Using the GX9533 to Expand Larger Matrices.................................................................................. 13

4.1 Bus Through™ Pin Connections ...............................................................................................13

4.2 Expansion Port Input .................................................................................................................... 13

5. Package Dimensions.................................................................................................................................. 14

6. Ordering Information................................................................................................................................ 15

Version Date Changes and/or Modifications

4 November 2009 Updated to latest Gennum template and changed from

document number 52141 to 8494.

3 August 1999 Changes to document format.

2 – Revisions made.

1 April 1995 New document.

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1. Pin Connections

1.1 Pin Connections

Figure 1-1: GX9533 Pin Connections

STD/PECL1

LOAD

LOADA

CNFG

IA0

IA1

IA2

IA3

OA0

OA1

OA2

VEE

AUX_OUT

VCC

IN0

VEE

IN1

VEE

IN2

VEE

IN3

VEE

IN4

VEE

IN5

VEE

IN6

VEE

IN7

VEE

VCC

VEE

OUT0

OUT1

VCCO

OUT2

VCCO

OUT3

VCCO

OUT4

VCCO

OUT5

VCCO

OUT6

VCCO

OUT7

EXP0

EXP1

EXP2

EXP3

VCC

EXP4

EXP5

EXP6

EXP7

AUX_IN

STD/PECL2

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Figure 1-2: Data Flow Diagram

Table 1-1: Pin Descriptions

Symbol Typ e Description

IN0 to IN7, IN0 to IN7 I Differential data inputs.

OUT0 to OUT7, OUT0 to OUT7 O Differential data outputs.

AUX_OUT, AUX_OUT O Auxiliary port output.

AUX_IN, AUX_IN I Auxiliary port input.

OA0 to OA2 I Output address select.

IA0 to IA3 I Input address select.

LOAD I Loads input & output address.

LOADA I Loads auxiliary input address.

STD/ECL1, STD/ECL2 Resistor connection for Power Save mode or PECL

mode. Refer to Table 3-3.

CNFG I Switch configuration.

EXP0 to EXP7, EXP0 to EXP7 I Expansion port inputs.

VCC Positive power supply.

VCCO Positive power supply (PECL outputs).

VEE Negative power supply.

Standard

Inputs

Auxilliary

Input

Auxilliary

Output

Main

Outputs

INPUT BUFFERS

012

Expansion

Inputs

4x1

Switch

3x1

Switch

4x1

Switch

4x1

Switch

0123

4x1

Switch

3x1

Switch

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Figure 1-3: Typical Eye Opening vs Bit Rate

700 800 900 1000 1100

100

BIT RATE (Mb/s)

% OPENING

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2. Electrical Characteristics

2.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings

Table 2-1 lists the absolute maximum ratings for the GX9533. Conditions exceeding the

limits listed may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only and

functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those listed in

the operational sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute

maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.

2.2 DC Electrical Characteristics

Table 2-2 shows the DC electrical characteristics of the GX9533 where conditions are

VCC = 5V, VEE = 0V, TA = 0 to 70°C, unless otherwise shown.

Table 2-1: Absolute Maximum Ratings

Parameter Value

Supply Voltage (VS = VCC-VEE)5.5V

Input Voltage Range (any input) -0.3 to (VCC+0.3)V

Power Dissipation 975mW

Operating Temperature Range 0°C to 70°C

Storage Temperature Range -65°C to +150°C

Lead Temperature Range (soldering, 10 sec) 260°C

Table 2-2: DC Electrical Characteristics

Parameter Conditions Min Ty p Max Units

Supply Voltage - 4.75 5.0 5.25 V

ECL Input Voltage Swing - 200 800 1200 mV

p-p

ECL Common Mode Input

Voltage Range

with 1200mV

input signal swing

2500 - VCC-600 mV

Logic

Input

Voltage

High - 2.0 - VCC V

Low - 0 - 0.8 V

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2.3 Power Save 1 Mode

Table 2-2 shows the Power Save 1 Mode electrical characteristics of the GX9533 where

conditions are RSET = 4kΩ, unless otherwise shown.

2.4 Power Save 2 Mode

Table 2-2 shows the Power Save 1 Mode electrical characteristics of the GX9533 where

conditions are RSET = 6kΩ, unless otherwise shown.

2.5 PECL Mode

Table 2-2 shows the PECL Mode electrical characteristics of the GX9533 where

conditions are RSET = 6kΩ, unless otherwise shown.

Table 2-3: Power Save 1 Mode

Parameter Conditions Min Ty p Max Units

Supply Current RL = 100Ω- 115 150 mA

Output Common Mode

Voltage

VCC-1200 - VCC-800 mV

Output Voltage Swing 300 450 600 mV

Output

Voltage

High VCC-950 - VCC-600 mV

Low VCC-1400 - VCC-1000 mV

Table 2-4: Power Save 2 Mode

Parameter Conditions Min Ty p Max Units

Supply Current RL = 200Ω- 100 130 mA

Output Common Mode

Voltage

VCC-1200 - VCC-800 mV

Output Voltage Swing 300 450 600 mV

Output

Voltage

High VCC-950 - VCC-600 mV

Low VCC-1400 - VCC-1000 mV

Table 2-5: PECL Mode

Parameter Conditions Min Ty p Max Units

Supply Current RL = 100Ω- 170 185 mA

Output Common Mode

Voltage

VCC-1450 - VCC-1050 mV

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2.6 AC Electrical Characteristics

Table 2-2 shows the AC electrical characteristics of the GX9533 where conditions are

VCC = 5V, VEE = 0V, TA = 0 to 70°C, unless otherwise shown.

Output Voltage Swing 700 800 900 mV

Output

Voltage

High VCC-1200 - VCC-650 mV

Low VCC-1850 - VCC-1450 mV

Table 2-5: PECL Mode (Continued)

Parameter Conditions Min Ty p Max Units

Table 2-6: AC Electrical Characteristics

Parameter Symbol Conditions Min Typ Max Units

Maximum Input Data Rate - For 90% eye opening - 850 - Mb/s

Additive

Jitter

See Note 1.

Standard Input - 143 to 622 Mb/s, all

hostile crosstalk

-80-ps p-p

Expansion Input - - 70 - ps p-p

Data In to

Data Out

Delay

Standard Input tDLY Average of all channels - 1.7 - ns

Expansion Input - - 1.1 - ns

Propagation

Delay Match

Standard Input - - - 350 - ps

Expansion Input - - - 250 - ps

CONFIGURE

to Data Out

Delay

Main Out tCD --10-ns

AUX Out - - 11 - ns

LOAD/LOADA Pulse Width tLP -20--ns

CONFIGURE Pulse Width tCP -20--ns

IAN to LOAD/LOADA High Setup

Time

tILS -30--ns

LOAD/LOADA to IAN Low Hold Time tILH -0--ns

OAN to LOAD High Setup Time tOLS -30--ns

LOAD to OAN Low Hold Time tOLH -0--ns

LOAD High to CONFIGURE High tLC -0--ns

Output Rise/Fall Time - - - 700 - ps

NOTE:

1. Use RMS addition to calculate additive jitter through cascaded devices.

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3. Detailed Description

3.1 Differential Inputs

The inputs to the GX9533 will accept both SMPTE 259M as well as PECL input levels. The

fully differential data path provides low jitter data rates of up to 700Mb/s.

The main inputs (IN0..7) and expansion inputs (EXP0..7) are normally connected to a

biased differential data source. The GX9533 inputs are not self biased, so unused inputs

should be connected as shown in Figure 3-1 or Figure 3-2.

Figure 3-1: Preferred Termination Of Unused Inputs

Figure 3-2: Alternate Termination of Unused Inputs

Terminating the inputs as shown in Figure 3-1 will provide the highest noise immunity,

since there is no possibility of noise coupling into the unconnected input pin.

3.2 I/O Address Selection

The GX9533 has a versatile LOAD/CONFIGURE architecture which simplifies IN/OUT

switch configuration.

An output is normally connected to an input by a two stage process:

3.2.1 Stage One: Loading the Configuration Into Latches

1. The output address is selected on the OA pins as shown in Table 3-1.

2. The input address is selected on the IA pins as shown in Table 3-2.

3. A LOAD pulse then transfers the output and input addresses into the GX9533 LOAD

latch.

The above three steps can be repeated up to eight times in order to configure the latch

for all eight outputs.

INx

GX9533

VCC

GX9533

Table 3-1: Output Address Selection

Table 3-2: Input Source Address Selection

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During step 3 above, if the LOADA pulse is also strobed, the latch is configured to

connect the selected input to the ninth, auxiliary output.

Note that a QUIET mode is available as shown in Table 3-2. In QUIET mode, the outputs

are latched in a DC state with OUTX = 1 and OUTX = 0.

3.2.2 Stage Two: Configuring the Matrix

A CONFIGURE strobe is applied to transfer the contents of the LOAD latch into the

CONFIG latch. This action will cause the data flow through the GX9533 to be switched

to the new configuration. Refer to Figure 3-4 for detailed timing information.

Note that any single output can be asynchronously switched by having LOAD (or

LOADA if desired) held high while CONFIG is strobed.

OA2 0A1 0A0 OUTPUT PORT

0000

0011

0102

0113

1004

1015

1106

1117

IA3 IA2 IA1 IA0 INPUT PORT

00000

00011

00102

00113

01004

01015

01106

01117

10XXEXP

11XXQuiet Mode

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3.3 Output Level Select

A single resistor, RSET, is used to set the amplitude of all differential outputs. Table 3-3

shows the value of RSET vs output drive capability.

Figure 3-3: GX9533 Data Latency

Figure 3-4: LOAD/LOADA and Configure Timing

Figure 3-5: Configure to Data Out Delay

Table 3-3: RSET vs VOUT

RSET VOUT (mV) OUTPUT RLMODE

2k 800 100 PECL

4k 450 100 Power Save 1

6k 450 200 Power Save 2

IN0 to IN7

OUT0 to OUT7

tDLY

, IA

ILS

OLS

ILH

OCH

LOAD/LOADA

CONFIGURE

tCD

OUT 0 TO OUT 7

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Figure 3-6: GX9533 RSET Connection

RSET

STD/ECL2

STD/ECL1

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4. Using the GX9533 to Expand Larger Matrices

The GX9533 pin-out and architecture provides a number of advantages over other

crosspoint switches in the area of switching matrix board layout.

Figure 4-1: Crosspoint Matrix Expansion - 16x16 Crosspoint Matrix

4.1 Bus Through™ Pin Connections

To easily facilitate a switching matrix design where inputs can be bussed across a matrix

of crosspoint devices, Gennum's crosspoint device has "NC" pins opposite the input pins

as shown by the dotted lines in the pin-out diagram above. This design allows bussing of

inputs without having to use "vias" to get below the top layer of the printed circuit board.

4.2 Expansion Port Input

The expansion inputs provide the following benefits:

• by not having to run traces from the outputs of the crosspoint switch to a common

output bus, crosstalk between output channels can be greatly reduced.

• fewer circuit board layers are required because the outputs of each device simply

line up

• there are no transmission line effects caused by connecting High-Z outputs to an

output bus

• because the output signal is being routed from the top of the switching matrix to the

bottom through the devices, inputs can be simply bussed across the board without

having to worry about input/output crosstalk.

INPUTS 8-15

INPUTS 0-7

OUTPUTS 8-15

OUTPUTS 0-7

GX9533

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5. Package Dimensions

Figure 5-1: Package Dimensions

23.90

±0.25

20.0

±0.10

18.85

REF

17.90

±0.25

14.0

±0.10

12.35

REF

3.30 MAX

2.80

±0.25

1.95

REF

0.30 MAX RADIUS

0.13 MIN.

RADIUS 0.80

±0.10

0.75 MIN

12° TYP

0°- 7°

0°-7°

0.30

±0.08

0.65

BSC

100 pin MQFP

Dimensions in millimeters

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DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION

DATA SHEET

The product is in production. Gennum reserves the right to make changes to

the product at any time without notice to improve reliability, function or

design, in order to provide the best product possible.

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CAUTION

ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES

DO NOT OPEN PACKAGES OR HANDLE EXCEPT AT A

STATIC-FREE WORKSTATION

6. Ordering Information

Table 6-1: Ordering Information

Part Number Package Temperature Range

GX9533-CQY 100-Pin MQFP Tray 0°C to 70°C

GX9533-CTY 100-Pin MQFP Tape 0°C to 70°C