Fujitsu PLL Frequency Synthesizer Evaluation Tool (Version 5.0) User's Manual
Fujitsu PLL Frequency Synthesizer Evaluation Tool (Version 5.0) User's Manual
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Jan. 2000
User’s Manual
FUJITSU LIMITED
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 : HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
1.1. INTRODUCTION
1.2. HARDWARE SETUP
1.3. INTERFACE BOARD DESCRIPTION
1.4. INTERFACE BOARD LAYOUT
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Parallel
Port
Key board PC Interface Evaluation
Board Board
Programm Device
file
Connector
Ground
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Connectors
The personal computer and the interface board is connected with a cable. The connector should have 25-pin[
connector for the personal computer’s printer port and 36-pin connector for the interface port.
Trigger Switch
Logical level of the trigger signal can be switched by the trigger switch.
/Q : Active high Q : Active Low
Trigger Trigger
BNC Connector
This connector should be connected to a time interval analyzer. A trigger signal is output through this connector.
Ground
Connect to ground.
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2.1.1.1. INTRODUCTION
This program is designed to demonstrate the operation of the Fujitsu PLL frequency synthesizers. It will allow the
user to investigate the operation capability of the IC and modify the loop parameters.
2.1.1.3. CONTENTS
FiPLL.exe : Execution file to evaluate PLL series.
fjPLL.ini : Initialization file
fjpll.vxd : Virtual device driver
Applied device
MB15E03, MB15E03L, MB15E05, MB15E05L, MB15E06, MB15E07, MB15E07L, MB1516A, MB1517A, MB15A01,
MB15A02, MB15A16, MB15A17, MB15F02, MB15F02L, MB15F03, MB15F03L, MB15F04. MB15F05, MB15F05L,
MB15B03, MB15U10, MB1551, MB15C03, MB15C03, MB15U32
(The device file has to be housed in the directory "LIB" that locates under the same directory as FjPLL.exe does.
Do not change a name of the directory "LIB".)
Only the device file for MB15U10, name its suffix as DT2.
Name suffix for other device files as DT1.
2.1.1.4. SET UP
This programming tool consists of an interface board, a RF evaluation board and programming software.
1.Connect a parallel cable from the interface board to a printer port of a personal computer.
2.Connect the data input wire (three-wire; blue, yellow and white) from the interface board to
the Data, Clock and LE pins on the evaluation board. (Refer to CHAPTER 1.)
3.Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive on the personal computer.
4.Change a disk drive from the current drive to the floppy disk drive.
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3. Select the device file and then click the button "OPEN".
The below shown parameter setting dialog window is opened. An usable parameter is different by the device file.
Set each parameter.
Only for a programmable parameter, button becomes valid. Click each value. button and input data. If any
of the parameter is not filled in, you can not go to the next step.
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2.1.1.5.3. MEASUREMENT
After test conditions are entered, the measurement can be done by sending the serial data to the testing sample
via the interface board.
Hopping enable progress -- ALT + E
Hopping is repeated at designated time by "Number of repeat"
It can be cancelled using a space key.
Click the button "Output current Ch Data", then the value of the present channel is automatically calculated and
output through the port. Click the button "Output Next Ch Data", then the value of the next channel is automatically
calculated and output through the port.
In the both cases, serial data and an trigger is output.
If the calculation is failed, the PLL Frequency Hopping mode can not be selected. Set parameters correctly.
2.1.1.5.4. OHTERS
When any of OSC Frequency, Frequency Range and Channel Spacing is changed, the PLL Frequency Hopping
mode can not be selected. In that case, click the button "Output Current Ch Data".
There is not a function to save the set data.
Certainly house the device files in the LIB directory that locates in the same directory as FjPLL.exe.
Do not change the name of LIB directory.
Only the device file for MB15U10, name its suffix as DT2. Name suffix for other device files as DT1.
Apply DOS 8.3 type for the name of the device file.
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2.1.2.1. INTRODUCTION
This program is designed to demonstrate the operation of PLL(MB15E/FxxSL series). It will allow the user to
investigate the operation capability of the IC and modify the loop parameters.
2.1.2.3. CONTENTS
FiPLL.exe : Execution file to evaluate PLL series.
MB15ExxSL series -- version. 3.4.1
MB15FxxSL,F7xSP series -- version 3.3.2
fjPLL.ini : Initialization file
fjpll.vxd : Virtual device driver
Applied device
Version 3.4.1 -- MB15E03SL, MB15E05SL, MB15E07SL,
Version 3.3.2 -- MB15F02SL, MB15F03SL, MB15F07SL, MB15F08SL
(The device file has to be housed in the directory "LIB" that locates under the same directory as FjPLL.exe does.
Do not change a name of the directory "LIB".).
2.1.2.4. SET UP
This programming tool consists of an interface board, a RF evaluation board and programming software.
1.Connect a parallel cable from the interface board to a printer port of a personal computer.
2.Connect the data input wire (three-wire; blue, yellow and white) from the interface board to
the Data, Clock and LE pins on the evaluation board. (Refer to CHAPTER 1.)
3.Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive on the personal computer.
4.Change a disk drive from the current drive to the floppy disk drive
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MB15F7xSP series
MB15F72SP TSSOP-20 MB1500EB16
/F73SP/
F78SP Bump Chip
Carrier-20 MB1500EB16B
There are some components attached on a board. They are used for every synthesizers in common, and not so much influence
to loop characteristics (except for low pass filter components.) Accordingly, additional components such as VCO, a reference
oscillator, optimized loop filter etc. should be properly arranged by customers according to application.
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C1
From an
1 16
oscillator OSCin φR
2 15
C’1 C2 OSCout φP
Vp
+ 3 14
-
Vp fout or LD/fout
Vcc
+ 4 13 Vcc
C’2 - Vcc NC or ZC SW
C3
5 12
Do (FC or PS)
6 11
GND LE
LPF from a
7 10
C4 (LD or Xfin) Data connector
R1 8 9
fin Clock
R2 R3
VCO
VCO output
+
VVCO
C5
- C’3
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OSCIN SW(PS)
Vcc
13pin
Vp
Connector
direction
VCO
Three pins
Vvco
(Bottom view)
SW(PS)
LE
Data
Clk
LPF
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3.2.2 MB1500EB01B
16 15
1 14
C’1 C2 OSCout φP
Vp 13
+ 2
-
Vp fout or LD/fout
Vcc 12
+ 3 Vcc
C’2 - Vcc NC or ZC
C3 SW
4 11
Do (FC or PS)
5 10
GND LE
LPF from a
6 9
C4 (LD or Xfin) 7 8 Data connector
R1 fin Clock
R2 R3
VCO
VCO output
+
VVCO
C5
- C’3
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OSCIN SW(PS)
Vcc
13pin
Vp
Connector
direction
VCO
Three pins
Vvco
(Bottom view)
SW(PS)
LE
Data
Clk
LPF
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3.2.3 MB1500EB02
C3
C’1 C1
Vcc from a TCXO
+ 1 8
- Vcc OSCin
LPF 2 7
Do LD
3 6 Vcc
GND fout
R1 R2
VCO SW
4 5
C2 fin Div
R3
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Vcc
LD
Div
VCO
Vvco
(Bottom view)
LPF
SW
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1 20
C1 GND Clock
From an from a
2 19
oscillator OSCin Data connector
VCO output
VCO output
3 18
C2 OSCout LE C7
4 17
fin1 fin2
Vcc 5 16 Vcc
Vcc1 Vcc2 C6
C3
6 15
fr fp VCO
VCO
7 14
VVCO
VVCO LD1 LD2
C4 C5
8 13
(BSC1 or Vp1) (BSC2 or Vp2)
9 12
LPF Do1 Do2 LPF
10 11
BS1 BS2
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Three pins
Vvco
VCO
Vcc1
Vvco Vcc2
LD Do fr LD Do fr
1 2
(Bottom view)
LE Clk
LPF LPF
fr Do LD fr Do LD
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SW2 SW3
VDD
LD
SW4 SW5
Vp
SW(PS)
Vvco
Do1 Do2
VCO
VCO
LPF LPF
Vvco Connector
direction
VDD
LE Three pins
Clk
(Bottom view)
SW(PS)
Clk
LE
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1 16
C1 GNDRF Clock
From an from a
VCO output 2 15
oscillator connector VCO output
OSCin Data
R1
3 14
R3 GNDIF LE
C2 R9
R4 R8
4 13
R2 C8 R6
R5 fin1 finRF R7
Vcc
Vcc 5 12
VCO + +
C’1 -
VccIF VccRF C6 C’4 VCO
-
VVCO C3 6 11
+ C5 VVCO
LD/fout XfinRF +
- -
SW 7 10 SW
C4 C’2 C’3 C7
PSIF PSRF
LPF 8 9 LPF
DoIF DORF
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Three pins
Vvco
VCO
VCO
Vvco
VCC VCC
SW Do Do SW
(PS) (PS)
(Bottom view)
LE Clk
LPF LPF
SW(PS)
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GNDRF Clock
C1 1 16
From an from a
VCO output 15
oscillator OSCin 2 Data connector
R1
3 14
R3 GNDIF LE
C2 R9
R4 R8
4 13
R2 fin1 finRF C8 R6
R5 R7
Vcc
Vcc 5 12
+ +
VCO
C’1 VccIF VccRF C6 VCO
VCO
- - C’4
VVCO C3 6 11
+ LD/fout XfinRF C5 VVCO
+
- -
SW 7 10 SW
C4 C’2 PSIF PSRF C’3 C7
8 9
DoIF DORF
LPF
LPF
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LE
Clk
Three pins
Vvco
VCO
VCO
Vvco
Vcc Vcc
Do Do
(Bottom view)
Clk LE
LPF LPF
SW(PS) SW(PS)
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1 20 Vcc
C1 VccRF VccIF C8
2 19
C2 VpRF VpIF C9
LPF 18 LPF
DORF 3 DOIF
4 17
VCO GNDRF GNDIF C10
C3 R2 5 16 VVCO
R1 C4 finRF finIF
C11 R7
R3 VCO
R4 6 15
C5 XfinRF XfinIF
C12
VVCO R8
7 14
GNDRF GNDRF
R9 R10
From an
8 13
VCO output LE
oscillator R5 C6 OSCin
VCO output
9 12 from a
GNDRF Data
11 connector
10
R6 LD/fout Clock
C7
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Vp Vcc Vcc Vp
Vvco
Vvco
VCO VCO
Clk LE
(Bottom view)
LPF LPF
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From an oscillator
output
1 20
Clock
R6 C9 OSCIN
2 19 from a
GND Data
R7 R9
18 connector
3
R1 C1 finIF LE
R8
4 17
C2 XfinIF finRF R12 R10 output
C8 R2
5 16 R11
GNDIF XfinRF
C7
VVCO 6 15
C3 VccIF GNDRF
VCO
7 14 VCO
SW PSIF VccRF
C10 C6 C11
8 13
C4 VpIF PSRF SW LPF
VVCO
LPF 9 12
DoIF VpRF
C5
10 11
LD/fout DoRF
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Data
CLK
LE
OSCin
VCO
RF Block
LPF
(Bottom view)
LPF
IF Block
VCO
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C9
R7 GND OSCIN Clock Data
C1
1 20 19 18 17 16
R9 R1 finIF LE
C8
R8 output
2 15 finRF
C2 XfinIF R2 R12 R10
VVCO
3 14 R11
VCO GNDIF XfinRF C7
C10 4 13
C3 VccIF GNDRF
VCO C11
5 12
LPF SW PSIF VccRF C6
VVCO
6 7 8 9 10 11
C4 VpIF PSRF SW LPF
DoIF LD/fout DoRF VpRF C5
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Data
CLK
LE
OSCin
RF Block
VCO
LPF
(Bottom view)
IF Block
VCO
LPF
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