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3.3V Low Noise 1:9 Fanout Buffer

This document provides specifications for an internally defined equivalent flow per MIL-PRF-38535 Level V for a 3.3V low noise 1:9 fanout buffer. It details the part number, case outline, functional block diagram, pin descriptions and specifications including absolute maximum ratings and recommended operating conditions.

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3.3V Low Noise 1:9 Fanout Buffer

This document provides specifications for an internally defined equivalent flow per MIL-PRF-38535 Level V for a 3.3V low noise 1:9 fanout buffer. It details the part number, case outline, functional block diagram, pin descriptions and specifications including absolute maximum ratings and recommended operating conditions.

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3.

3V LOW NOISE 1:9 FANOUT BUFFER


DC – 4.5GHz
ADH987S
1.0 Scope
This specification documents the detail requirements for an internally defined equivalent flow per MIL-PRF-38535
Level V expect as modified herein.

The manufacturing flow described in the RF & MICROWAVE STANDARD SPACE LEVEL PRODUCTS
PROGRAM is to be considered a part of this specification.

This data specifically details the space grade version of this product. A more detailed operational description and
a complete data sheet for commercial product grades can be found at [Link]

2.0 Part Number:


The complete part number(s) of this specification follows:
Specific Part Number Description
ADH987R701G32 DC to 4.5 GHz, 3.3 V Low Noise 1:9 Fanout Buffer

3.0 Case Outline


The case outline is as follows:
Outline Letter Descriptive Designator Terminals Lead Finish Package style
X FR-32-1 32 Lead Gold Glass/Metal Hermetic SMT (G32)

ASD0016580 Rev. B
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ADH987S

RFBUFEN

28 OUTN1

26 OUTN2
OUTP1

OUTP2
GND

25 VCCA
CEN
32
31
30
29

27
VCCHF 1
CLKP 2

CLKN 3

SDI 4

SDO 5
PMODE-SEL 6

RFOUTP 7

RFOUTN 8

PACKAGE
BASE
GND
10
11
12

OUTN8 13
14

OUTN7 15
VCCB 16
9

OUTP8

OUTP7
SCLK
VCCRF

SEN

Figure 1 Functional Block Diagram 1/

1/ Top view of package

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Pin
Terminal Symbol Pin Type Pin Description
Number

1 VCCHF Power Power Supply


2 CLKP Analog Input Differential clock inputs
3 CLKN Analog Input
4 SDI Digital Input Serial port data input
5 SDO Digital Output Serial port data output
In Parallel mode (PMODE-SEL =1):
Pins (SCLK, SDI, SEN) are interpreted as a control-word which
enables different buffers
6 PMODE-SEL Digital Input
In Serial mode (PMODE-SEL =0):
Reg02h enables which buffer combination(s) can be enabled
or disabled
7 RFOUTP Analog Output Differential RF output buffer signal output
8 RFOUTN Analog Output
9 VCCRF Power Power supply

10 SCLK Digital Input Serial port clock

11 SEN Digital Input Serial port latch enable


12 OUTP8 Analog Output Differential signal output
13 OUTN8 Analog Output
14 OUTP7 Analog Output Differential signal output
15 OUTN7 Analog Output
16 VCCB Power Power Supply
17 OUTN6 Analog Output Differential signal output
18 OUTP6 Analog Output
19 OUTN5 Analog Output Differential signal output
20 OUTP5 Analog Output
21 OUTP4 Analog Output Differential signal output
22 OUTN4 Analog Output
23 OUTP3 Analog Output Differential signal output
24 OUTN3 Analog Output
25 VCCA Power Power Supply
26 OUTN2 Analog Output Differential signal output
27 OUTP2 Analog Output
28 OUTN1 Analog Output Differential signal output
29 OUTP1 Analog Output
Active high RF buffer enable.
30 REFBUFEN Digital Input The polarity of this control input can be swapped via SPI bit
Reg 0x3[4]
Hardware Chip Enable.
31 CEN Digital Input Logic 0 = Power Down
Logic 1 = Active
32 GND Power RF/DC Ground
Package
GND Power RF/DC Ground 1/
Bottom
Package No Internal Connection. Package Lid is not connected to RF/DC
NIC
Lid ground.
Figure 2 – Terminal Connections

1/ The package bottom has an exposed metal pad that must connect the printed circuit board (PCB) RF/DC ground.
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4.0 Specifications
4.1. Absolute Maximum Ratings 1/
VCCHF, VCCRF, VCCA, VCCB to ground .................................... -0.3 V to +4 V
Max RF Power on pins CLKP, CLKN ............................................ +15 dBm single-ended
LVPECL Min Output Load Resistor ................................................ 100 Ohms to GND
LVPECL Output Load Current ....................................................... 40 mA/Leg
Digital Load ................................................................................... 1 kΩ Min
Digital Input Voltage Range ........................................................... -0.3 V to 3.6 V
Thermal Resistance (Junction to ground paddle) ......................... 18.8 °C/W
Operating Temperature Range ...................................................... -40 °C to +85 °C
Storage Temperature Range ......................................................... -65 °C to +125 °C
Maximum Junction Temperature ................................................... +125 ⁰C
ESD Sensitivity (HBM)……………………………………………….. Class 1B

4.2. Recommended Operating Conditions


Supply voltage (VCCHF = VCCRF = VCCA = VCCB) .................. +3.3 V (Regulated)
Ambient operating temperature range (TA)…………………………. -40 °C to +85 °C

4.3. Nominal Operating Performance Characteristics 2/


Max Vil ........................................................................................... 1.1 V
Min Vih ......................................................................................... 2.0 V
Max Vol .......................................................................................... 0.4 V
Min Voh ........................................................................................ 2.3 V
Single-Ended Input Impedance (Selectable) ............................... 50 / 150 Ω
Output Third Order Intercept (IP3) (16GHz – 18GHz) ....................25 dBm

4.4. Radiation Features


Maximum total dose available (dose rate = 50 – 300 rads (Si)/s)…. 100 krads (Si)
Single event phenomenon (SEP):
No single event latchup (SEL) occurs at effective linear energy
transfer (LET) ...................................................................... < 80 MeV-cm2/mg 3/

1/ Stresses above those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only; functional
operation of the device at these or any other conditions outside of those indicated in the operation sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to
absolute maximum ratings for extended periods may affect device reliability.
2/ All typical specifications are at TA = 25 °C and regulated VDD of 3.3 V, unless otherwise noted.
3/ Limits are characterized at initial qualification and after any design or process changes that may affect the SEP characteristics, but are not production
tested unless specified by the customer through purchase order or contract. For more information on single event effect (SEE) test results, customers are
requested to contact ADI.

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TABLE IA – ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS (VDD = +3.3 V)


Parameter Conditions 1/ Limit Limit
Symbol Sub-Group Units
See notes at end of table Unless otherwise specified Min Max
Frequency = 0.5 GHz 3/
OUTP1 & OUTN1 4 -0.5 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -1.5 dBm
RF Buffer RFOUTP & RFOUTN 4 -0.5 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -1.5 dBm
Frequency = 1.5 GHz 2/
4 -1.5 dBm
RF Pin = -10 dBm
OUTP1-8 & OUTN1-8 5, 6 -2.5 dBm
Pout
Output Power 4 -0.5 dBm
RF Pin = +5 dBm
5, 6 -1.5 dBm
4 -0.5 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
RF Buffer RFOUTP & RFOUTN 5, 6 -1.5 dBm
Output Power 4 1.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = +5 dBm
5, 6 0.0 dBm
Frequency = 2.5 GHz 3/
OUTP1 & OUTN1 4 -3.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -4.0 dBm
RF Buffer RFOUTP & RFOUTN 4 -0.5 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -1.5 dBm
Frequency = 3.5 GHz 3/
OUTP1 & OUTN1 4 -4.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -5.0 dBm
RF Buffer RFOUTP & RFOUTN 4 -2.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -3.0 dBm
Frequency = 4.5 GHz 3/
OUTP1 & OUTN1 4 -6.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -7.0 dBm
RF Buffer RFOUTP & RFOUTN 4 -6.0 dBm
Pout RF Pin = -10 dBm
Output Power 5, 6 -7.0 dBm
Noise
Harmonics 7/ Fo RF Pin = 6 dBm, 4.2 GHz 3/4/ 4,5,6 -5.0 dBm
2Fo 4,5,6 -16 dBc
3Fo 4,5,6 -27 dBc
4Fo 4,5,6 -34 dBc
5Fo 4,5,6 -36 dBc
Phase Noise Floor RF Pin = 3 dBm, 4.2 GHz 3/ 4/ 4,5,6 -157 dBc/Hz
RF Pin = 6 dBm, 4.2 GHz 4/ 4,5,6 -159 dBc/Hz
PNF 5/
RF Pin = 6 dBm, 2 GHz 4/ 4,5,6 -155 dBc/Hz
5/6/
Quiescent
Supply Current Idd All Ports On 1, 2, 3 440
mA
MDPL 1 440
Power Down Current 8/ CEN = 0 V 1 2 uA
IDDQ
MDPL 1 2 uA
Digital Input Leakage Current 8/ VI = 2 V 1 -10 10 uA
IIH
MDPL 1 -10 10 uA
VI = 0 V 1 -10 10 uA
IIL
MDPL 1 -10 10 uA

TABLE IA NOTES:

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1/ VDD (VCCHF = VCCA = VCCB = VCCRF = 3.3V nom), TA nom = +25 ºC, TA max = +85 ºC, TA min = -40 ºC, Continuous wave single-ended AC
coupled clock input with 200 Ω LVPECL termination, Unused clock input decoupled to GND with 100pF unless otherwise noted.
2/ Clock input driven on CLKP and CLKN.
3/ Clock input driven on CLKP input only.
4/ Output not corrected for board, cable and adapter loss
5/ Clock input driven differentially. Outputs are single-ended.
6/ Measurement on RFOUT pins. See RF Output Buffer Phase Noise Floor at 2 GHz vs. Input Power plot in Section 7
7/ Parameter not tested post irradiation. Parameter is part of device initial characterization which is only repeated after design and process
changes or with subsequent lots.
8/ Limits are characterized at initial qualification and after any design or process changes that may affect the TID characteristics, but are not
Production tested unless specified by the customer through purchase order or contract. For more information on total ionizing dose (TID) test
results, customers are requested to contact ADI.

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TABLE IIA – ELECTRICAL TEST REQUIREMENTS:


Table IIA

Test Requirements Subgroups (in accordance with


MIL-PRF-38535, Table III)

Interim Electrical Parameters 1, 4

Final Electrical Parameters 1,4 1/ 2/

Group A Test Requirements 1,2,3, 4,5,6

Group C end-point electrical parameters 1, 4 2/

Group D end-point electrical parameters 1, 4

Group E end-point electrical parameters 1 3/

Table IIA Notes:


1/ PDA applies to Table I subgroup 1 and Table IIB delta parameters.
2/ See Table IIB for delta parameters
3/ Parameters noted in Table I are not tested post irradiation.

TABLE IIB – BURN-IN / LIFE TEST DELTA LIMITS 1/ 2/ 3/


Table IIB
Parameter Test Conditions Symbol Delta Units
Pin = -10 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKP
Pout ± 1.0 dB
OUTP1-8 & OUTN1-8 Input
Output Power Pin = -10 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKN
Pout ± 1.0 dB
Input
Pin = +5 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKP
Pout ± 1.0 dB
OUTP1-8 & OUTN1-8 Input
Output Power Pin = +5 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKN
Pout ± 1.0 dB
Input
Pin = -10 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKP
Pout ± 1.0 dB
RF Buffer RFOUTP & Input
RFOUTN Output Power Pin = -10 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKN
Pout ± 1.0 dB
Input
Pin = +5 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKP
Pout ± 1.0 dB
RF Buffer RFOUTP & Input
RFOUTN Output Power Pin = +5 dBm, Single Ended AC CLKN
Pout ± 1.0 dB
Input
Supply Current All Ports On, No RF Input signal Icc ± 10 %

1/ 240-hour burn in and group C end point electrical parameters.


2/ Deltas are performed at room temperature TA = +25 °C only.
3/ Deltas apply with VDD = 3.3 V, Frequency = 1.5 GHz unless otherwise noted
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5.0 Burn-In Life Test, and Radiation


5.1. Burn-In Test Circuit, Life Test Circuit
[Link] test conditions and circuit shall be maintained by the manufacturer under document revision level
control and shall be made available to the preparing or acquiring activity upon request. The test circuit
shall specify the inputs, outputs, biases, and power dissipation, as applicable, in accordance with the
intent specified in method 1015 test condition D of MIL –STD-883.
[Link] is not applicable for this drawing.

5.2. Radiation Exposure Circuit


[Link] radiation exposure circuit shall be maintained by the manufacturer under document revision level
control and shall be made available to the preparing and acquiring activity upon request. Total dose
irradiation testing shall be performed in accordance with MIL-STD-883 method 1019, condition A.

6.0 MIL-PRF-38535 QMLV Exceptions


The manufacturing flow described in the RF & MICROWAVE STANDARD SPACE LEVEL PRODUCTS
PROGRAM is to be considered a part of this specification. The brochure describes standard QMLV exceptions for
Aerospace products run at the ADI Chelmsford, MA facility
6.1. Wafer Fabrication
Foundry information is available upon request.
6.2. Device Assembly
Device contains bi-metallic wire bonds (Gold bond wires on Aluminum die pads).
6.3. Group D
Group D-5 Salt Atmosphere testing is not performed.

7.0 Application Notes

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1/ Output not corrected for board, cable and adapter loss. Clock input driven differentially. Outputs are single-ended. Not tested post irradiation.
Parameter is part of device initial characterization which is only repeated after design and process changes or with subsequent lots.

PARALLEL PORT CONTROL


The various outputs of the can be enabled/disabled by using parallel pin control, or via the SPI. In parallel-mode
(PMODE-SEL = 1), the SPI input pins (SCLK, SDI, SEN) are re-interpreted as a 3-bit control bus, and enable the
LVPECL drivers according to the following truth table.

SCLK, SDI, SEN


000: OUT 2
001: OUT 2 + OUT 7
010: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4
011: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4 + OUT 6
100: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4 + OUT 6 + OUT 5
101: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4 + OUT 6 + OUT 5 + OUT 3
110: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4 + OUT 6 + OUT 5 + OUT 3 + OUT 8
111: OUT 2 + OUT 7 + OUT 4 + OUT 6 + OUT 5 + OUT 3 + OUT 8 + OUT 1

Under SPI control (PMODE-SEL = 0, see section “Register Map” for the register map and SPI protocol details),
there is slightly more flexibility in that any combination of buffers can be enabled or disabled via the individual
buffer enable bits in Reg 0x2.

The part features switches on both the input and output signals, so that when the part is disabled (via either the
CEN pin, or the SPI control bit Reg 0x1[0]), the power-down current drops to < 2 μA, regardless of the IO
termination scheme.

INPUT STAGE
The input stage, Figure 2, is flexible. It can be driven single-ended or differential, with LVPECL, LVDS, or CML
signals. If driven single-ended, a large AC coupling cap to ground should be used on the undriven input. The input
impedance is selectable, via Reg 0x3[3], between 50 Ω or 150 Ω single ended(100 Ω or 300 Ω differential). The
DC bias level of 2.0 V can be generated internally by programming Reg 0x03[1]=1 (default configuration),
supplied externally, or generated via an LVPECL termination network inside the part.

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CHIP ENABLE
The ADH987S has a chip enable feature, (CEN) which can be used to power down or deactivate the LVPECL and
RF outputs. This can be done with either the CEN device pin (pin 31,) or with a SPI command to Reg 0x01[0].

The ADH987S enters power-down when a logic 0 is applied to the CEN pin. However, SPI commands can still be
written and are recognized when a logic 1 is applied to CEN. Note, there is no internal pull-up or pull-down and
this pin must be terminated. To control the chip enable feature via SPI, the first bit in Reg 0x01 is set to the
desired state. Setting this bit to 1, which is the default mode, enables the outputs. Setting this bit to 0 disables the
outputs.

Figure 3 Input Stage

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Figure 4 DC Coupled CML Interface Figure 5 DC coupled CMOS Interface

Figure 6 DC Coupled LVPECL Interface Figure 7 AC Coupled Differential CML / LVPECL /LVDS /
CMOS Interface

Figure 8 AC Coupled Single-Ended CML / LVPECL / LVDS / CMOS Interface

LVPECL OUTPUT STAGE


The LVPECL output driver produces up to 1.6 Vppd swing into 100 Ω differential loads. LVPECL drivers are
terminated with off-chip resistors that provide the DC current through the emitter-follower output stage. The output
stage has a switch which disconnects the output driver from the load when not used. The switch series resistor
significantly improves the output match when driving into 50 Ω transmission lines. The switch series resistor
causes a small DC level shift and swing degradation, depending on the termination current. If unused, disabled
LVPECL outputs can be left floating, terminated, or grounded.

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Figure 9 Output Stage

Figure 10 DC Coupled to LVPECL Interface Figure 11 AC coupled to LVDS / CML / LVPECL /CMOS

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Figure 12 DC Coupled to CMOS Interface

The user has several choices in how they connect LVPECL drivers and receivers, and many resources that deal
with this issue in detail. As a quick introduction, there are compromises between matching performance, common
mode levels, and signal swing. For clocking applications, the user often has the luxury of using AC coupling,
unlike in many data-path situations. Figure 12 shows a simplified interface schematic between an LVPECL output
and input stage. Various options and trade-offs for the termination components are provided in Table III. The
evaluation board allows flexibility in how the I/Os are configured, and allows the configuration in Figure 10, among
many others.

ADH987G32

Figure 13 Recommended Interface Diagram

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TABLE III. INTERFACE VALUES
Rs - Used to increase Ro to match to 50Ω environment already has - 10Ω internally

0Ω EVB: Largest signal swing, lowest common mode shift

10Ω Better S22

RL - DC current termination for LV PECL output stage

120Ω EVB default: Standard LVPECL termination voltages

200 Ω Reduced current, no performance degradation

300Ω Further reduced current, lower output power but flatter frequency response

OPEN If using internal DC termination network at the Rx

Cac- AC coupling cap

BIG CAP EVB default: If using AC coupling

SHORT If using internal DC termination network at the Rx

RF OUTPUT STAGE
The RF output buffer is a CML output stage with 50 Ω impedance (single-ended) and adjustable power. In parallel
mode (the PMODE_SEL pin = 1), it is at max gain (~ +3 dBm single-ended), whereas under SPI control, the gain
can be lowered in ~3 dB steps down to -9 dBm single-ended. See Reg 0x04 for more information.

Figure 14 Output Stage

SERIAL PORT INTERFACE (SPI) CONTROL


The ADH987G32 can be controlled via SPI or parallel port control (for more information on parallel control see
“Parallel Port Control”). SPI control offers more flexibility than parallel port control. The external pin PMODE-SEL
= 1 configures the for parallel port operation, while PMODE-SEL = 0 enables SPI control.

The SPI control must be used to re-configure the input bias network from its default state (Reg03h), to adjust the
output power control on the RF/CML buffer, and to individually enable arbitrary LVPECL outputs.
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OPERATIONAL MODES
Serial Port Interface features:
a. Compatibility with general serial port protocols that use a shift and strobe approach to communication.
b. Compatible with multi-Chip solutions, useful to address multiple chips of various types from a single serial
port bus.

SERIAL PORT WRITE OPERATION

TABLE I V . SPI OPEN MODE- WRITE TIMING CHARACTERISTICS


Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Units
t1 SDI setup time 3 ns
t2 SDI hold time 3 ns
t3 SEN low duration 10 ns
t4 SEN high duration 10 ns
t5 SCLK 9 Rising Edge to SEN Rising Edge 10 ns
Serial port Clock Speed DC 50 MHZ
t6 SEN to SCLK Recovery Time 10 ns

A typical WRITE cycle is shown in Figure 14.

a. The Master (host) places 9 bit data, d8:d0, MSB first, on SDI on the first 9 falling edges of
SCLK.
b. The slave shifts in data on SDI on the first 9 rising edges of SCLK
c. Master places 4 bit register address to be written to, r3:r0, MSB first, on the next 4 falling edges
of SCLK (10-13)
d. Slave shifts the register address bits on the next 4 rising edges of SCLK (10-13).
e. Master places 3 bit chip address, a2:a0, MSB first, on the next 3 falling edges of SCLK (14-16).
The chip address is fixed at 001.
f. Slave shifts the chip address bits on the 3 rising edges of SCLK (14-16).
g. Master asserts SEN after the 16th rising edge of SCLK.
h. Slave registers the SDI data on the rising edge of SEN.

Figure 15 SPI Timing Diagram, Write Operation

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SERIAL PORT READ OPERATION
To ensure correct read operation a pull-down resistor to ground (~1-2kΩ) is recommended on the Serial Data
Out ( S D O ) line. A typical READ cycle is shown in Figure 15.

In general, SDO line is always active during the WRITE cycle. SDO contains the data from the addresses
pointed to by Reg 0x00. If Reg 0x00 is not changed, the same data is always present on the SDO. If it is desired
to READ from a specific address, it is necessary to write the desired address to Reg 0x00 in the first write cycle,
then in the next SPI cycle, the desired data ison SDO pin.

An example of the two-cycle procedure to read from any random address is as follows:

The Master (host), on the first 9 falling edges of SCLK places 9 bit data, d8:d0, MSB first, on SDI as shown in Figure
15 d8:d4 should be set to zero. d3:d0 = address of the register to be READ on the next cycle.
a. The slave () shifts in data on SDI on the first 9 rising edges of SCLK
b. Master places 4 bit register address, r3:r0, (the address the WRIT E ADDRESS register), MSB first, on the
next 4 falling edges of SCLK (10-13). r3:r0=0000.
c. Slave shifts the register bits on the next 4 rising edges of SCLK (10-13).
d. Master places 3 bit chip address, a2:a0, MSB first, on the next 3 falling edges of SCLK (14-16). The chip
address is fixed at 001.
e. Slave shifts the chip address bits on the next 3 rising edges of SCLK (14-16).
f. Master asserts SEN after the 16th rising edge of SCLK.
g. Slave registers the SDI data on the rising edge of SEN.
h. Master clears SEN to complete the address transfer of the two part READ cycle.
i. If writing data to the chip at the same time as we do the second cycle is not wanted, then it is recommended
to simply rewrite the same contents on SDI to Register zero on the READ back part of the cycle.
j. Master places the same SDI data as the previous cycle on the next 16 falling edges of SCLK .
k. Slave () shifts the SDI data on the next 16 rising edges of SCLK .
l. Slave places the desired data (i.e. data from address in Reg00h[3:0]) on SDO on the next 16 rising edges of
SCLK.
m. Master asserts SEN after the 16th rising edge of SCLK to complete the cycle.
Note that if the chip address bits are unrecognized (a2:a0), the slave will tri-state the SDO output to prevent a
possible bus contention issue.

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TABLE V. SPI OPEN MODE - READ TIMING CHARACTERISTICS
Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Units
t1 SDI setup time 3 ns
t2 SDI hold time 3 ns
t3 SEN low duration 10 ns
t4 SEN high duration 10 ns
t5 SCLK Rising Edge to SDO time 8.2+0.2ns/pF ns
t6 SEN to SCLK Recovery Time 10 ns
t7 SCLK 16 Rising Edge to SEN Rising Edge 10 ns

Figure 16 SPI Diagram, Read Operation 2- Cycles

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REGISTER MAP
TABLE VI. REG 0x00 ID READ REGISTER
Bit Name Width Default Description
[3:0] Read Control 4 Enter Register Address to be Read From
[4] Soft Reset 1 0 1: Reset, Registers are set to the Default Condition
[8:0] Chip ID 9 0x197 Reading register 00 will return the Chip ID, 0x197

TABLE VII. REG 0x01 MASTER ENABLE


Bit Name Width Default Description
[0] Master Chip Enable 1 1 1= Active, 0=Power Down

TABLE VIII. REG 0x02 INDIVIDUAL ENABLES


Bit Name Width Default Description
[0] en1 1 1 Enable Buffer 1
[1] en2 1 1 Enable Buffer 2
[2] en3 1 1 Enable Buffer 3
[3] en4 1 1 Enable Buffer 4
[4] en5 1 1 Enable Buffer 5
[5] en6 1 1 Enable Buffer 6
[6] en7 1 1 Enable Buffer 7
[7] en8 1 1 Enable Buffer 8

TABLE IX. REG 0x03 RX BUFFER CONFIGURATION


Bit Name Width Default Description
[0] 1 0 Reserved 0
[1] DC Internal 1 1 Use internal DC bias string
[2] DC LVPECL 1 0 Use internal LVPECL Rx termination
Input termination select
[3] Zin 50 1 1 1 - 50 Ω single-ended, 100 Ω differential
0 - 150 Ω single-ended, 300 Ω differential
[4] RFBUF XOR 1 0 Toggle (XOR with RFBUFEN pin) the internal RF Buffer on/off
[8:5] 4 0 Reserved 0

TABLE X. REG 0x04 GAIN SELECT


Bit Name Width Default Description
0: Disabled
1: -9 dBm single-ended
2: - 6 dBm single-ended
[2:0] RF Buffer Gain 3 7
3: -3 dBm single-ended
4: 0 dBm single-ended
>4: 3 dBm single-ended

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TABLE XI. REG 0x05 BIASES


Bit Name Width Default Description
[1:0] Reserved 2 2 Reserved - 2
[3:2] Reserved 2 2 Reserved - 2
[5:4] Reserved 2 3 Reserved - 3
[8:6] Reserved 3 0 Reserved - 0

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8.0 Package Outline Dimensions


The G32 package and outline dimensions can be found at [Link] or upon request.

ORDERING GUIDE

Model Temperature Range Package Description Package Option


ADH987R701G32 –40°C to +85°C 32 Lead Glass/Metal Hermetic SMT G32( FR-32-1)

Revision History

Rev Description of Change Date

A Initial Release 7/31/2019

B Delete ADH987L701G32 and add ADH987R701G32. Remove Table IIA Group E


4/8/2021
Subgroup 4.

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