General use, integer-N 4GHz Hybrid Phase Locked Loop on TSMC 28HPC

Overview

The  Integer-N Hybrid (Analog with Digital Aid) PLL generates clock signals within broad frequency range. Division coefficients of the input and feedback dividers can be set to any integer between 1 and 64. Output clock is 8- or 4-phase, set by the user. Flexible, user-set configuration allows for controlling frequency division, bandwidth, phase margin, peaking and reference spur reduction functions. PLL lock time is short, power-up sequence is simple, supported by lock indicator signal and power-up sequence aid indicators. All digital aid functions are embedded. Footprint is compact and no off-chip components are needed.

Key Features

  • Output frequency range: 500MHz – 2GHz 
  • Loop bandwidth 60kHz – 180MHz 
  • 8 or 4 phase output clocks 
  • Output clock duty cycle 50 +5% 
  • Typically locks within 150 reference clock cycles 
  • Simple power-up sequence 
  • Lock indicator signal 
  • Power-up sequence support indicator signals 
  • All digital aid functions are embedded 
  • User controlled reference spur reduction functions 
  • Serial and parallel control interface with internal  status register. User configured pre-set states ROM 
  • All CMOS input and output signals 
  • Typical power supply voltage 900mV 
  • Typical consumption: 2.6mA at 1GHz VCO output;  scales with VCO frequency 
  • Low leakage in power down mode 
  • Operational temperature:  -40°C to +110°C 
  • Footprint: 200 x 150µm 
  • No off-chip components 
  • Analog Test Bus for DFT 
  • Process:  TSMC 28nm HPC/HPC+; can be ported to other nodes 

Benefits

  • General use, integer-N: any division 1÷32 or 1÷64 (at lower frequencies) input and feedback; low noise and spurs;
  • auto-calibration;
  • fast lock.

Block Diagram

General use, integer-N 4GHz Hybrid Phase Locked Loop on TSMC 28HPC Block Diagram

Technical Specifications

Foundry, Node
TSMC 28nm HPC/HPC+;
TSMC
Pre-Silicon: 28nm HPC , 28nm HPCP
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