JEDEC JESD8-4-1993 Center-Tap-Terminated (CTT) Low-Level High- Speed Interface Standard for Digital Integrated Circuits《数字集成电路的CTT低水平高速度接口标准》.pdf

1、EIA JESDB-4 93 Reproduced By GLOBAL ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS With Th* Permission o EIA Under Royalty Agreement RZ 3234600 0550491 261 t I JEDEC STANDARD Center-Tap-Terminated (CTT) Low-Level, High-speed Interface Standard for Digital Integrated Circuits JESDS-4 NOVEhIBER 1993 ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ASSO

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11、ions Office 2001 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 (202)457-4963 COPYRIGHT Electronic Industries AllianceLicensed by Information Handling ServicesEIA JESDB-4 93 D 3234b00 0554539 628 JEDEC STANDARD NO. 8-4 Page 1 CENTER-TAP-TERMINATED (CTT) LOW-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEED INTERFACE STANDARD FOR D

12、IGITAL INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (From JEDEC Council Ballot, JCB-93-51, formulated under the cognizance of the JC-16 Committee on Electrical Interface and Power Supply Standards for Electronic Components) 1. SCOPE This standard defines the dc input and output specifications for a low-level, high-speed int

13、erface for integrated circuits that can be a suDer-set of LVCMOS and LVTTL. 1.1 Standard Specifications As a super-set, CT receivers are compatible with standard LVCMOS and LVTTL drivers. CTT drivers, when unterminated, perform in a manner compatible with dc and ac specifications for LVCMOS or LVTL.

14、 The interface standards for terminated use are defined in Table 1. The input specifications imply an input comparator stage operating about the specified reference voltage of 1.5 V t 10% which also serves as the termination supply as output drive is symmetrical about this level. 0 1.1.1 Terminated

15、Case In the terminated case the minimum output swing is defined by the termination impedance. The output drive is current limited to achieve this and the swing is defined for a 50 ohm termination. A block diagram is appended in Figure 1 for reference only. 1.1.2 Unterminated Case In unterminated ope

16、ration, additional drive may be provided until the output level passes through the receiver threshold to allow circuit switching speed that matches regular rail-to-rail swing drivers. (Not necessary for output slew rates 8 V/ns per pF of load capacitance). For reference information only, a CMOS circ

17、uit operating in this fashion is appended. (See Figure 2.) COPYRIGHT Electronic Industries AllianceLicensed by Information Handling ServicesEIA JESDB-4 93 3234600 0554540 34T T- Reproduced By GLOBAL a ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS mT With The Permission 01 EIA -. - Under Royalty Agreement JEDEC STANDARD NO.

18、 8-4 Page 2 2. APPLICATION NOTES 2.1 Applicability to Alternative Voltage Level Systems CTT-compatible devices are expected to be used in systems with several VD, power supply voltages including VDD = 3.3 V and 2.X volts. Many generations of devices and power supply standards can most readily be acc

19、ommodated by regarding the center level, Vn/VREF, as ground with all signals referenced relative to ground. For 2.X parts, the 1.5V reference can be maintained using conventional ground and positive reference/termination levels. In general, no translation circuits will be needed to interface CT circ

20、uits to standard LVTTL/CMOS devices. Table 1 CTT Standard Specifications* * These min and max values for VOL and V, are specified for nominal power supplies and temperature as they impact power consumption and not functionality. * CTT has not been patented nor is any patent protection being sought.

21、COPYRIGHT Electronic Industries AllianceLicensed by Information Handling ServicesJEDEC STANDARD No. 8-4 Page 3 DRTR OUT O 8 D- DRTQ OUT zo -f J TRISTRTE CONTROL I DRIVER CONTROL a DQTR IN - CTT DRIVER CTT RECEIVER Figure 1 (For Reference Only) 1“ I I I 1 (ENRBLE 1 Figure 2 (For Reference Only) COPYRIGHT Electronic Industries AllianceLicensed by Information Handling ServicesEIA JESDB-4 73 W 3234600 0550545 262 COPYRIGHT Electronic Industries AllianceLicensed by Information Handling Services