MC10H644, MC100H644
68030/040 PECL to TTL
Clock Driver
The MC10H/100H644 generates the necessary clocks for the
68030, 68040 and similar microprocessors. The device is functionally
equivalent to the H640, but with fewer outputs in a smaller outline
20−lead PLCC package. It is guaranteed to meet the clock
specifications required by the 68030 and 68040 in terms of
part−to−partskew, within−part skew and also duty cycle skew.
The user has a choice of using either TTL or PECL (ECL referenced
to +5.0 V) for the input clock. TTL clocks are typically used in present
MPU systems. However, as clock speeds increase to 50 MHz and
beyond, the inherent superiority of ECL (particularly differential
ECL) as a means of clock signal distribution becomes increasingly
evident. The H644 also uses differential ECL internally to achieve its
superior skew characteristic.
The H644 includes divide−by−two and divide−by−four stages, both
to achieve the necessary duty cycle and skew to generate MPU clocks
as required. A typical 50 MHz processor application would use an
input clock running at 100 MHz, thus obtaining output clocks at
50 MHz and 25 MHz (see Logic Symbol).
The 10H version is compatible with MECL™ 10H ECL logic levels,
while the 100H version is compatible with 100K levels (referenced
to +5.0 V).
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10H644
PLCC−20
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• Generates Clocks for 68030/040
• Meets 68030/040 Skew Requirements
• TTL or PECL Input Clock
• Extra TTL and ECL Power/Ground Pins
• Within Device Skew on Similar Paths is 0.5 ns
• Asynchronous Reset
ORDERING INFORMATION
Device
Package
Shipping
MC10H644FN
MC100H644FN
PLCC−20
37 Units/Rail
37 Units/Rail
PLCC−20
• Single +5.0 V Supply
Function
Reset (R): LOW on RESET forces all Q outputs LOW and all Q
outputs HIGH.
Synchronized Outputs: The device is designed to have the POS
edges of the ÷2 and ÷4 outputs synchronized.
Select (SEL): LOW selects the PECL input source (DE/DE). HIGH
selects the TTL input source (DT).
The H644 also contains circuitry to force a stable state of the PECL
input differential pair, should both sides be left open. In this case, the
DE side of the input is pulled LOW, and DE goes HIGH.
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Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC, 2006
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Publication Order Number:
June, 2006 − Rev. 6
MC10H644/D