SG742
Spread Spectrum Clock Generator for Pentium & Pentium II, 3 DIMM Designs
Preliminary
PIN DESCRIPTION
PIN
No.
4
Pin
Name
Xin
PWR
VDD
I/O
I
TYPE
Description
OSC1
On-chip reference oscillator input pin. Requires either an external
crystal (nominally 14.318 MHz) or externally generated reference
signal
5
VDD
O
OSC1
BUF
O-chip reference oscillator output pin. Drives an external crystal
When an externally generated reference signal is used, is left
unconnected
This pin is bidirectional. If pin 25, MODE = 1 (default), then this
pin is a REF1 buffered output of the crystal. If pin 25, MODE = 0
Xout
46
VDD
-
O
I
REF1
CS#
PADI4 then this pin is CS# and is used in power management mode for
PU
synchronously stopping all CPU clocks (see page 4).
This pin is bidirectional. If is pulled low with a programming
resistor at powerup then pin 47 is configured as an input pin which
will act as a reference enable pin for pin 2 (this pin). If this pin is
high (no programming resistor) at power up, then this pin is a
REF1 buffered output of the crystal.
2
REF0
SEL47
CPU(0:3)
IOAPIC
44, 43, 41, 40
47
VDDC
VDDI
O
O
BUF1
BUF2
Clock outputs. CPU frequency table specified on page 1.
IOAPIC clock for multi processor support. Fixed frequency at
14.31818 Mhz. This is a bidirectional pin. If Sel47 = 1, becomes
IOAPIC output powered by VDDq2. If Sel47 = 0, becomes input
pin with internal pull-up. When Refoff# = 1 (default), then REF0 is
enabled, if Refoff# is 0, then REF0 is disabled.
PCI bus clocks. See frequency select table on page 1.
Low skew (<250pS) PCI clock outputs. This pin is bidirectional.
During power-up, It is an input ( TEST) and is used for configure
the output frequency of CPU, SDRAM and PCI clocks into the
TEST mode. When the power reaches the VDD rail (See Fig.1),
the selected data is latched internally to the IC
-
I
O
O
PAD
BUF4
BUF4
REFOFF#
PCICLK(3:4)
PCI2
12, 13
11
VDDP
VDDP
-
PAD
O
and this pins become PCI_F clock output.
TEST
PCI_F
7
VDDP
BUF4
BUF4
Low skew (<250pS) PCI clock outputs. This pin is bidirectional.
During power-up, It is an input ( S1) and is used for HARD
selecting the output frequency of CPU, SDRAM and PCI clocks,
see Frequency table page1. When the power reaches the VDD
rail (See Fig.1), the selected data is latched internally to the IC
and this pins become PCI_F clock output.
Low skew (<250pS) PCI clock outputs. This pin is bidirectional.
During power-up, It is an input ( SW) and is used for HARD
selecting the spreading width of the EMI reducing modulation.
When the power reaches the VDD rail (See Fig.1), the data bit is
latched internally in the IC and this pin becomes PCI1 clock
output.
-
I
O
S1
PCI1
10
VDDP
-
-
I
1
PAD
PAD
SW
sden [0:1]
23,24
SDRAM clock enable pins. When these pins are brought to a
Loigc 0 (low) level, they tri-state the SDRAM buffers they control.
SDEN0 Controls SDRAM 4:7, SDEN1 controls SDRAM 8:11.
INTERNATIONAL MICROCIRCUITS, INC. 525 LOS COCHES ST.
MILPITAS, CA 95035. TEL: 408-263-6300. FAX 408-263-6571
Rev.1.3
1/12/98
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