LS7083NS‐14
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June 2013
QUADRATURE CLOCK CONVERTER
FEATURES:
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X1 and x4 mode selection
Up to 16MHz output clock frequency
PIN ASSIGNMENT
Programmable output clock pulse width
On-chip filtering of inputs for optical or magnetic encoder applications
TTL and CMOS compatible I/Os
TOP VIEW
+3V to +12V operation (VDD – VSS)
LS7083NS-14 (SOIC) – See Figure 1.
Applications:
Interface incremental encoders to Up/Down Counters
(See Figure 6A and 6B)
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DESCRIPTION:
The LS7083NS-14 is a CMOS quadrature clock converter. Quadrature clocks derived
from optical or magnetic encoders, when applied to the A and B inputs of the
LS7083NS-14 are converted to strings of Up Clocks and Down Clocks. These outputs
can be interfaced directly with standard Up/Down counters for direction and position
sensing of the encoder.
INPUT/OUTPUT DESCRIPTION:
VDD (Pin 2)
Supply voltage positive terminal.
RBIAS (Pin 3)
Input for external component connection. A resistor connected between this input and
FIGURE 1.
VSS adjusts the output clock pulse width (TOW). For proper operation, the output clock
pulse width must be less than or equal to the A, B pulse separation (TOW ≤ TPS).
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SS (Pin 4)
DNCK (Pin 12)
Supply voltage negative terminal.
This is the DOWN Clock Output. This output
consists of low-going pulses generated when A
input lags the B input.
A (Pin 5)
Quadrature Clock Input A. This input has a filter circuit to validate input logic level and
eliminate encoder dither.
UPCK (Pin 13)
This is the UP Clock Output. This output consists of
low-going pulses generated when A input leads the
B input.
B (Pin 10)
Quadrature Clock Input B. This input has a filter circuit identical to input A.
Mode (Pin 11)
Mode is a 3-state input to select resolutions x1, x2, or x4. The selected resolution
multiplies the input quadrature clock rate by 1, 2 and 4 respectively; in producing the
outputs UPCK/DNCK and CLK (see Figure 2).
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The Mode input logic levels selects resolutions as follows:
Logic 0 = x1 Float = x2 Logic 1 = x4
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