System Inputs
The clock and multiplexed data inputs
CK2G5_INP/N and RXD_INP/N,
which accept signals from a clock and
data recovery device, are differential
CML. They are terminated on-chip with
50 Ω(nominal) resistors. Data output
from the Nortel Networks YA18 Clock
and Data Recovery Circuit will be
changing on the falling edge of the 2.5
GHz clock and are read into the
demultiplexer on the rising edge of
CK2G5_INP.
System Outputs
The 16-bit demultiplexed data is output
to pins RXD_OUT0 to RXD_OUT15,
which are single ended, unterminated,
100 k PECL outputs. The associated
155MHz clock on pins
CK155_OUTP/N is of differential PECL
type, again unterminated. Data transfer
to the output bus is timed from the
falling edge of CK155_OUTP as shown
in the timing diagram, Figure 3. All
PECL outputs are designed to be
terminated externally with 50 Ωresistors
connected to a VCC-2 Volt supply.
The serial data stream is mapped on to
the output bus in conventional order,
i.e.bit0 precedes bit1, etc. Since framing
information is not extracted at this stage,
the actual data bytes might be split across
consecutive output words from the
demultiplexer. The actual split is
indeterminate, but will not change until
loss-of-signal or loss-of-lock occurs in the
receive path. The device is designed for
frame coding to be recovered and utilized
in a processor that follows the
demultiplexing function.
YA20 2.5 Gb/s 1:16 Demultiplexer
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Functional Description
The YA20 demultiplexes a single serial
input stream, at up to 2.5 Gb/s, to
parallel data on a 16-bit output bus at up
to 155 Mb/s. The device is designed to be
used with an external clock and data
recovery function. The input is captured
on the rising edge of the 2.5 GHz clock
at the front end of a demultiplexer tree,
from where it is progressively converted
to 16 bit parallel data at 155 Mb/s.
Output changes occur following the
falling edge of a 155 MHz clock which is
obtained by division from the 2.5 GHz
input clock. This 155 MHz clock is also
delivered differentially to output pins.
Apart from standard decoupling
capacitors, the only external components
required are the PECL output
termination resistors.
The device operates from a single +3.3 V
(±5%) power supply.