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FX-102
Frequency Translator
Features
* Output frequencies up to 170 MHz * Jitter Generation OC-192 compliant * Jitter transfer per GR-253-CORE * Single 5 or 3.3 Vdc supply * Locked to specified Input frequency, e.g. 8 kHz * 1" x 0.8" x 0.25", Surface Mount (FR4 base)
Applications
* * * * SONET / SDH / ATM DWDM / FDM DSL-PON Interconnects FEC (Forward Error Correction)
FX-102 Frequency Translator
Description
Vectron's FX-102 is a crystal based frequency translator which is used to translate any input frequency such as 8 kHz, 1.544 MHz, 2.048 MHz, 19.440 MHz etc. to any specific frequency from 77.76 to 170 MHz. The input frequency does not have to be a 50/50% duty cycle and as an example can be an 8 kHz signal with a logic high "on time" of only 1us, such as a BITS clock. The FX-102 also has the ability to translate any of 1 to 4 different input frequencies to one common output frequency, such as input frequencies of 8 kHz and 1.544 MHz and 19.44 MHz and any other frequency between 8 kHz and 170 MHz translating them to any specific output frequency from 77.76 MHz to 170 MHz. The "Input Frequency tracking capability" is the total amount of input frequency deviation in which the FX-102 is guaranteed to track or translate. As an example, a typical input clock would be 8 kHz 20 ppm.The FX-102 is guaranteed to track at least 40 ppm of error over temperature/ aging/ power supply and is more than twice what most applications require. The PLL control voltage is brought out through a 470K ohm resistor. This would allow for the use of external circuitry (analog comparators or an A/D converter plus a processor) to detect when the control voltage is getting close to the limits of the pull range.
Performance Characteristics Parameter
Output Frequencies Supply Voltage, Supply Current Input Signal, C = 5 Vdc D = 3.3 Vdc A = HCMOS D = PECL
Symbol
Vcc Vcc Icc CLKIN CLKIN --VOH VOL VOH VOL tR/tF Sym
Min
77.76 4.75 3.15
Typical
5.00 3.30 75 HCMOS PECL
Max
170 5.25 3.45 100 ----Vcc-0.880 Vcc-1.620 Vcc-0.880 Vcc-1.555 1 55 1 5 0.1
Unit
MHz Vdc Vdc mA ----V V V V ns % ps ps dB ppm
OUTPUT, F = Comp PECL VOH (Temp Range C = 0C to +70C) VOL (Temp Range C = 0C to +70C) VOH (Temp Range F = -40C to +85C) VOL (Temp Range F = -40C to +85C) Rise/Fall Time Output Symmetry Jitter Generation, rms (12 kHz to 20 MHz) Jitter Generation, rms (cycle to cycle method) Jitter Transfer, GR-253-CORE sec 5.6.2.1.2 Input Frequency Tracking Capability (Can translate a Stratum 1,2,3,3E,4 or SONET Min source) Operating Temperature Size
--Vcc-1.025 Vcc-1.810 Vcc-1.085 Vcc-1.830 45
PECL
0.5 <0.5 3
APR
40
Temp Range C = 0C to +70C Temp Range F = -40C to +85C 25.4 x 20.32 x 6.35 mm (1.0" x 0.8" x 0.25")
Vectron International * 267 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH 03051 * Tel: 1-88-VECTRON-1 * Web: www.vectron.com
FX-102 Frequency Translator
Outline Drawing
Pin Out
Pin 1 Symbol CLKIN Function Input Frequency - The FX-102 series AC couples the input, this means the unit is capable of handling HCMOS, LvHCMOS, PECL and LvPECL input signals. (For Input Frequencies below1 MHz only HCMOS and LvHCMOS are supported.) Ground Lock Detect Logic "1" indicates a locked condition Logic "0" indicates that no input signal is present or the input signal has moved out of the lock range. PLL/ VCXO control voltage Under locked conditions, should be >0.3V and <3.0V for the 3.3 volt option or >0.5V and <4.5V for the 5 volt option. Input frequency may be out of range if voltage exceeds these limits. Missing No Connection Ground Logic "0" (or no connect) Logic "1" Output Complementary Output No Connection Do not Exceed Vcc Do not Exceed Vcc No Connection Ground Power Supply Voltage (5 Vdc or 3.3Vdc) = = Output Enabled Output Disabled
2 3
GND LD (output)
4
Monitor (Output) --NC GND Enable / Disable Out COut NC Select A Select B NC GND Vcc
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
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FX-102 Frequency Translator
Pad Layout
Recommended Reflow Profile
NOTE: The FX-100 series should not be subjected to a wash process that will immerse it in solvents. NO CLEAN is the recommended procedure. The FX-100 series has been designed for pick and place reflow soldering. The suggested reflow profile is shown above. The FX-100 series may be reflowed once, and should not be reflowed in the inverted position.
Vectron International * 267 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH 03051 * Tel: 1-88-VECTRON-1 * Web: www.vectron.com
FX-102 Frequency Translator
Standard Shipping Method
The Standard ship method for volume production of the FX-100 series is in a matrix tray. These trays are 100% recyclable. The trays also offer the added feature that they can be continuously feed into a pick-n-place machine eliminating the down time required with tapen-reel.
Handling Precautions
Although protection circuitry has been designed into this device, proper precautions should be taken to avoid exposure to electrostatic discharge (ESD) during handling and mounting. VI employs a human-body model (HBM) for ESD-susceptibility testing and protection design evaluation. ESD voltage thresholds are dependent on the circuit parameters used to define the mode. The HBM ESD threshold presented here was obtained by using parameters where resistance = 1500 ohms, capacitance = 100pf)
ESD Threshold Voltage Model Human Body (HBM) Threshold 500 Unit V min
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FX-102 Frequency Translator
Typical Application
All components outside the dotted line box are user supplied components. This is just one possbile configuration of the FX-102. For additional information about your specific needs, please contact our factory.
Output Load Configuration
*Note: VI highly recommends either a linear regulator or bypass capacitors; 10 uF, 0.1 uF and a 100pF capacitor would be typical.
All components outside the dotted line box are user supplied components and/or connections. This is just one possible configuration of the FX-102. For additional information about your specific needs please contact our Factory.
Vectron International * 267 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH 03051 * Tel: 1-88-VECTRON-1 * Web: www.vectron.com
FX-102 Frequency Translator
FX-100 Series Selection Guide
FITS / MTBF Calculations Per Bellcore TR-NWT-000332, GF @ +50C. Typical - FX-102-DFC-A1P6 FITs = 485.63 MTBF (Hours) = 2,059,202
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FX-102 Frequency Translator
FAQ's
Q: What are the different input frequencies that are available? A: The FX-100 series is able to handle any input frequency between 8 kHz and 170 MHz. (A list of standard frequencies is available on pages 9 & 10.) Q: How many different input frequencies can a specific FX-102 accept? A: Each FX-102 can be programmed to accept up to 4 different frequencies. Q: If there is only one input pin, how can your unit accept 4 different frequencies? A: The user is required to supply a multiplexer which would switch between the different input frequencies.The multiplexers' select pins would need to be sync'd to the select pins of the FX-102. (See The Typical Application illustrated on page 6.) Q: Can a single FX-102 handle an application for 4 input frequencies of 8 kHz, 19.44, 77.76 and 155.52 MHz all being translated to 155.52 MHz, with the 155.52 MHz input being LvPECL and the others HCMOS? A: Yes; since the FX-102 AC couples the input signal, this combination can be supported. Q: What is the lock time for the FX-102? A: The exact lock time will depend on the specific input frequency. It should be noted that in all cases the lock time will be significantly less than 1 second. Q: I asked for a FX-102-DFC-A2S6 with 19.44 and 155.52 MHz for the input frequencies and was given a Source Control Drawing (SCD) number of FX-102-DFC-S5999. Why was a new number assigned? A: Whenever there are multiple input frequencies, we need to assign a SCD for the unit so that we can include a table indicating what the logic levels need to be on pins 12 and 13 to control the unit per the correct input frequency. Q: What are the exact jitter transfer specs that the FX-102 series meets? A: The FX-102 meets the stringent jitter transfer specs in GR-253 for Category II jitter (Section 5.6.2.1.2) for all OC-n levels. Q: My circuit card is already laid out for the FX-104, Is the FX-102 footprint compatible? A: Yes;The FX-102 package is a drop in replacement for the FX-104 package. The only difference is in the logic level for the Output Disable/Enable pin. They are opposite between the FX-102 and FX-104. However letting pin 8 float will allow both units to be enabled. Q: What type of noise on the supply line can the FX-102 suppress? A: The FX-102 is designed to clean up noise on the Input Clock Signal, it is not designed to clean up noisy power supplies. If excessive noise is present on the supply line it may degrade the output jitter performance. Additional external filtering may be required. Please consult with your power supply vendor on the best way to filter noise on your supply line.
Vectron International * 267 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH 03051 * Tel: 1-88-VECTRON-1 * Web: www.vectron.com
FX-102 Frequency Translator
Evaluation Board VCXO Monitor Supply Voltage PECL Load Voltage: Vcc- 2V
Ground
Input Frequency
Edge Mount SMA 3 Places
Output Frequency
LED Lights Up When Locked For FX-101 with PECL output Place Connector in the "0" position for Enable "1" position Disable (In disable position as shown) Input Freq. f1 = f2 f3 f4
Evaluation boards are available upon request.
Select A B 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1
= = =
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FX-102 Frequency Translator
Other Standard Input / Output Combinations Input 1
16 kHz 77.76 MHz 29.4912 MHz 99.84 55 MHz 20.48 MHz 19.44 MHz 8 kHz 62.5 MHz 125 MHz 8 kHz 8 kHz 6.48 MHz 19.44 MHz 166.6286 MHz 155.52 MHz 19.44 MHz
Input 2
---155.52 MHz ------110 MHz ------16.384 MHz 125 MHz ---1.544 MHz 19.44 MHz 19.44 MHz 38.88 MHz ----------
Input 3
------------------------------2.048 MHz 77.76 MHz 32.768 MHz 77.76 MHz ----------
Input 4
------------------------------19.44 MHz 155.52 MHz 51.84 MHz 155.52 MHz ----------
Output
77.76 MHz 77.76 MHz 78.6432 MHz 99.84 MHz 110 MHz 112 MHz 114 MHz 125 MHz 125 MHz 125 MHz 155.52 MHz 155.52 MHz 155.52 MHz 155.52 MHz 155.52 MHz 166.6286 MHz 168.0407 MHz
The combinations above are just a small sample of what is possible with the FX-102 series. This series is capable of translating up and down in frequency. Virtually all input frequencies between 8 kHz and 170 MHz can be supported. The FX-102 uses Vectron International's J-type VCXO and as such can support any output frequency that is available with the J-Type. Vectron International will support all FEC rates for SONET, 10 GigE and 10.3125 GigE applications. If you do not see a frequency option listed that you need please contact the factory. When ordering FEC rates, we ask that you also include the FEC ratio (e.g. 255/237 x OC-3, 237/236 x OC-3,etc....) for both the input and output frequencies.
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FX-102 Frequency Translator
Standard Frequencies
8 kHz 16 kHz 64 kHz 1.024 MHz 1.544 MHz 2.048 MHz 4.096 MHz 8.192 MHz 13.00 MHz C D E F H J K L M 16.384 MHz 19.44 MHz 20.48 MHz 26.00 MHz 27.00 MHz 38.88 MHz 44.736 MHz 51.84 MHz 61.44 MHz N P R T W X Y 0 1 Special SCD S 77.76 MHz 82.944 MHz 112 MHz 139.264 MHz 155.52 MHz 166.6286 MHz 2 3 4 5 6 7
How to Order
FX-102 Supply Voltage C = 5 Vdc 5% D = 3.3 Vdc 5%
DF
C
-
A
1
P
6
Output Frequency (2 to 7) See Frequency Chart Above
*If not listed enter S in this block and then list the output frequencies after the part number.
Output Type F = Comp. PECL
Input Frequency (C to 7) See Frequency Chart Above
*If not listed or more than one frequency enter S in this block and then list all the input frequencies after the part number.
Temperature Range C = 0C to +70C F = -40C to +85C
Number of Input Frequencies 1 = 1 Input Frequency 2 = *2 Input Frequencies 3 = *3 Input Frequencies 4 = *4 Input Frequencies
*If not listed or more than one input frequency a special SCD number will be assigned at point of order.
Input Logic A = HCMOS D = PECL
Part Number Examples: FX-102-DFC-D1P6 *FX-102-DFF-A4S6, S = 8 kHz, 1.544 MHz, 2.048 MHz, 19.44 MHz *FX-102-DFC-D16S, S = 166.6286 MHz
Vectron International * 267 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH 03051 * Tel: 1-88-VECTRON-1 * Web: www.vectron.com
FX-102 Frequency Translator
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REV 18Oct01, 20Aug02


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