09/05/01
Errata: CS5376 Rev. A
(Reference CS5376 Data Sheet revision DS256PP1 dated Jan ‘01)
Introduction
The CS5376 is a low power multi-channel digital filter with integrated system peripherals.
It uses a coefficient programmable signal processing architecture to provide filtering for up
to four ∆−Σ modulators. Integrated peripherals simplify system design with a buffered
high speed serial data output port, a test bit stream generator suitable for driving a test
DAC, general purpose I/O pins for local hardware control, a secondary master mode SPI
port for serial peripherals, and a JTAG port for boundary scan testing. In addition, a clock
and synchronization block synchronizes the CS5376 to the host system, and a time break
controller generates timing reference information in the output data stream.
Contents
Erratum 1: “SDTKI signal timing into the SD port” on page 1
Erratum 2: “EEPROM configuration loader preamble” on page 5
1. SDTKI signal timing into the SD port
After filtering is completed, each 24-bit output sample is combined with an 8-bit status
word. This 32-bit data word is written to an 8-deep FIFO buffer and then transmitted to the
communications interface through the high speed serial data output port (SD port). The SD
port can operate in two configurations, a continuous output configuration where data is
output immediately when ready, or a requested output configuration where data is output
only when polled by the communications controller.
Continuous Output SD Port Configuration
The continuous output SD port configuration requires the SDTKI pin to receive continuous
rising edges. A simple method for generating rising edges on SDTKI is to connect it to a 4
MHz or slower system clock. Whenever output data is available from the decimation
engine, a rising edge on SDTKI initiates an SD port transaction.
Once an SD port transaction starts, the SDTKI signal must be gated off to ensure no rising
edges occur during the transaction. The easiest way to guarantee this is to gate the SDTKI
input signal with the SDRDY output signal using an AND gate. When an SD port
transaction starts, the SDRDY signal is driven low by the CS5376 which will gate off the
SDTKI input. When the SD port transaction is complete, the SDRDY signal automatically
returns high to re-enable the SDTKI input.
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