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SI53302 Datasheet, PDF (17/34 Pages) Silicon Laboratories – 1:10 LOW JITTER UNIVERSAL BUFFER/LEVEL TRANSLATOR WITH 2:1 INPUT MUX
Si53302
2.7. Flexible Output Divider
This buffer provides optional clock division in addition to clock distribution. The divider setting for each bank of
output clocks is selected via 3-level control pins as shown in the table below. Leaving the DIVx pins open will force
a divider value of 1 which is the default mode of operation. Note that when using the on-chip clock divider, a
minimum input clock slew rate of 30 mV/ns is required.
Table 18. Post Divider Selection
DIVx
Open*
Divider Value
1 (default)
0
2
1
4
*Note: DIVx are 3-level input pins. Tie low for “0” setting. Tie high for “1” setting. When left open, the pin floats to
VDD/2.
2.8. Input Mux and Output Enable Logic
Two clock inputs for applications that need to select between one of two clock sources. The CLK_SEL pin selects
the active clock input. The table below summarizes the input and output clock based on the input mux and output
enable pin settings.
Table 19. Input Mux and Output Enable Logic
CLK_SEL
CLK0
CLK1
OE1
Q2
L
L
X
H
L
L
H
X
H
H
H
X
L
H
L
H
X
H
H
H
X
X
X
L
L3
Notes:
1. Output enable active high
2. On the next negative transition of CLK0 or CLK1.
3. Single-end: Q = low, Q = low
Differential: Q = low, Q = high
2.9. Loss of Signal (LOS) Indicator
The LOS0 and LOS1 indicators are used to check for the presence of input clocks CLK0 and CLK1, respectively.
The LOS0 and LOS1 pins are checked prior to selecting that clock input or are polled to check for the presence of
the currently selected input clock. In the event that an input clock is not present, the associated LOSx pin will
assume a logic high (LOSx = 1) state. When a clock is present at the associated input clock pin, the LOSx pin will
assume a logic low (LOSx = 0) state.
2.10. Power Supply (VDD and VDDOX)
The device includes separate core (VDD) and output driver supplies (VDDOX). This feature allows the core to
operate at a lower voltage than VDDO, reducing current consumption in mixed supply applications. The core VDD
supports 3.3 V, 2.5 V, or 1.8 V. Each output bank has its own VDDOX supply, supporting 3.3 V, 2.5 V, or 1.8 V.
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