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HMC704LP4E
8 GHZ FRACTIONAL-N PLL
RF Path âNâ Divider
The main RF path âNâ divider is capable of divide ratios anywhere between 219-1 (524,287) and 16 . This divider for ex-
ample could divide a 4 GHz input to a PD frequency anywhere between its maximum output limit of 115 MHz to as low
as 7.6 kHz. The âNâ divider output may be viewed in test mode on LD_SDO by setÂting âReg 0Fhâ[4:0] = 10 d. When oper-
ating in fractional mode the N divider can change by up to +/-4 from the average value. Hence the selected divide ratio
in fractional mode is restricted to values between 219-5 (524,283) and 20.
If the VCO input is above 4 GHz then the 8 GHz fixed RF divide-by-2 should be used, âReg 08hâ[19] = 1. In this case the
total division range is restricted to even numbers over the range 2*(219-5) (1,048,566) to 40.
Charge Pump and Phase Detector
The Phase Detector or PD has two inputs, one from the reference path divider and one from the RF path divider. When
in lock these two inputs are at the same average frequency and are fixed at a constant averÂage phase offset with re-
spect to each other. We refer to the frequency of operation of the PD as fpd. Most formula related to step size, delta-sig-
ma modulation, timers etc., are functions of the operating frequency of the PD, fpd is sometimes referred to as the com-
parison frequency of the PD.
The PD compares the phase of the RF path signal with that of the reference path signal and controls the charge pump
output current as a linear function of the phase difference between the two signals. The outÂput current varies in a linear
fashion over nearly ±2Ï radians (±360) of input phase difference.
Phase Detector and Charge Pump Functions
Phase detector register âReg 08hâ allows manual access to control special phase detector features.
âReg 0Bhâ[2:0] allows fine tuning of the PD reset path delay. This adjustment can be used to improve perforÂmance at
very high PD rates. Most often this register is set to the recommended value only.
âReg 06hâ[5] and [6] enables the PD UP and DN outputs respectively. Disabling prevents the charge pump from pump-
ing up or down respectively and effectively tri-states the charge pump while leaving all other functions operating inter-
nally.
CP Force UP âReg 08hâ[9] and CP Force DN âReg 00hâ[10] allows the charge pump to be forced up or down respec-
tively. This will force the VCO to the ends of the tuning range which can be useful for testing of the VCO.
PD Force Mid âReg 0Bhâ[11] will disable the charge pump current sources and place a voltage source on the loop filter
at approximately VPPCP/2. If a passive filter is used this will set the VCO to the mid-voltage tunÂing point which can be
useful for testing of the VCO.
âReg 0Bhâ[21:7] control other aspects of the phase detector operation and should be set to recommended values.
PLL Jitter
The standard deviation of the arrival time of the VCO signal, or the jitter, may be estimated with a simple approximation
if we assume that the locked VCO has a constant phase noise, Φ2 (f0 ) , at offsets less than the loop 3 dB bandwidth and
a 20 dB per decade roll off at greater offsets. The simple locked VCO phase noise approximation is shown on the left of
Figure 30.
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