AZ10EL16VO
AZ100EL16VO
ECL/PECL Oscillator Gain Stage and Buffer with Enable
1630 S. STAPLEY DR., SUITE 127
• MESA, ARIZONA 85204 • USA • (480) 962-5881 • FAX (480) 890-2541
www.azmicrotek.com
ARIZONA MICROTEK, INC.
QHG
Q
Q
D
D
EN
VBB
QHG
PIN/PAD DESCRIPTION
PIN
FUNCTION
D/D
¯
Data Inputs
Q/Q
¯
Data Outputs
QHG/Q
¯ HG
Data Outputs w/High Gain
VBB
Reference Voltage Output
EN
¯¯
Enable Input
VCC
Positive Supply
VEE
Negative Supply
FEATURES
•
Green and RoHS Compliant Available
•
250ps Propagation Delay on Q
¯ Output
•
High Voltage Gain vs. Standard EL16
•
For Oscillator Applications
•
Available in 2x2 or 3x3mm MLP Package
•
75k
Ω Enable Pull-Down Resistor
•
S–Parameter (.s2p) and IBIS Model
Files Available on Arizona Microtek Website
DESCRIPTION
The AZ10/100EL16VO is an oscillator gain stage with a high gain output buffer including an enable. The
QHG/Q
¯ HG outputs have a voltage gain several times greater than the Q/Q
¯ outputs. An enable input (EN
¯¯ ) allows
continuous oscillator operation. When EN
¯¯ is LOW or floating (NC), input data is passed to both sets of outputs.
When EN
¯¯ is HIGH, the QHG/Q
¯ HG outputs will be forced LOW/HIGH respectively, while input data will continue to
be passed to the Q/Q
¯ outputs. The EN
¯¯ input can be driven with an ECL/PECL signal or a CMOS logic signal.
The input impedance of the D/D
¯ inputs remain constant for all operating modes since forcing the outputs via the
EN
¯¯ pin does not power-down the chip but only disables the high gain QHG/Q
¯ HG outputs.
Input protection diodes are included on the D/D
¯ inputs for enhanced ESD protection.
The EL16VO also provides a VBB output that supports 1.5mA sink/source current. When used, the VBB pin
should be bypassed to ground or VCC via a 0.01μF capacitor.
Any used output must have an external pull down resistor. For 3.3V operation, an 180Ω resistor to VEE is
recommended if an AC coupled load is present. At 5.0V, a 330Ω resistor is recommended for the AC load case.
Alternately, a 50Ω load terminated to VCC – 2V or the Thevenin equivalent may be driven directly. Unused outputs
may be left floating (NC).
NOTE: Specifications in ECL/PECL tables are valid when thermal equilibrium is established.