(MSB)
V
SWF
3
V
HSYNC PD9 PD8
V
SS
SS
4
SS
2
28
27
26
PD7
PD6
PD5
PD4
PD3
PD2
PD1
5
SDI
SDI
SCI
SCI
SS1
SS0
SSC
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
6
7
GS9000C
TOP VIEW
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
V
DD
V
SCE SWC PCLK PD0
(LSB)
V
DD
DD
Fig. 1 GS9000C Pin Outs, 28 Pin PLCC Package
GS9000C PIN DESCRIPTIONS
PIN NO.
SYMBOL
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
1
2
3
HSYNC
Output
Output
Horizontal Sync Output. CMOS (TTL compatible) output that toggles for each TRS detected.
Power Supply. Most negative power supply connection.
V
SS
SWF
Sync Error Warning Flag. CMOS (TTL compatible) active high output that indicates the
preselected HSYNC Error Rate (HER). The HER is set with an RC time constant on the
SWC input.
4
V
Power Supply. Most negative power supply connection.
SS
5,6
SDI/SDI
SCI/SCI
SS1/SS0
Inputs
Inputs
Output
Differential, pseudo-ECL serial data inputs. ECL voltage levels with offset of 3.0V to 4.0V
for operation up to 370MHz. See AC Electrical Characteristics Table for details.
7,8
Differential, pseudo-ECL serial clock inputs. ECL voltage levels with offset of 3.0V to 4.0V
for operation up to 370MHz. See AC Electrical Characteristics Table for details.
9,10
Standard Select Outputs. CMOS (TTL compatible) outputs used with the GS9005A Receiver in
order to perform an automatic standards select function. These outputs are generated by a 2
bit internal binary counter which stops cycling when there is no CARRIER present at the
GS9005A Receiver input or when a valid TRS is detected by the GS9000C.
11
SSC
Input
Standards Select Control. Analog input used to set a time constant for the standards select hunt
period. An external RC sets the time constant. When a GS9005A Receiver is used, the open
collector CARRIER DETECT output also connects to this pin in order to enable or disable the
internal 2 bit binary counter which controls the hunting process.
12
13
14
V
Power Supply. Most positive power supply connection.
Power Supply. Most positive power supply connection.
DD
V
DD
SCE
Input
SyncCorrectionEnable. ActivehighCMOSinputwhichenablessynccorrectionbynotresetting
the GS9000C’s internal parallel timing on the first sync error. If the next incoming sync is in error,
internal parallel timing will be reset. This is to guard against spurious HSYNC errors. When SCE
is low, a valid sync will always reset the GS9000C’s parallel timing generator.
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