SiT9514x GUI-UM Rev 1.04
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GUI User Manual
Clock Generators, Jitter Cleaners, and Network Synchronizers
Configuring the SiT9514x for JESD204B timing signals
Given that most systems are designed around more than two converter devices, select either
PLL B
or
PLL C
to synthesize the required number of device clocks and one SYSREF from the system master clock.
In a 5G RRU design, the master clock source is typically an eCPRI or 10 GbE recovered clock. Configure
Cascade Platform SiT9514x products so that the selected PLL is in zero-delay buffer (ZDB) mode. Feed
the output of the SYSREF fan-out buffer into
Input #3
configured for ZDB mode. This will ensure a
repeatable and zero phase delay between the
DEV_CLK
and
SYSREF
pairs.
The following sections describe the procedure to configure SYSREF generation using two types of
stimulus: hardware trigger signal:
SYSREF_REQ
on
FLEXIO13
or by writing once each to multiple
registers.
Generating SYSREF via SYSREF_REQ
To generate
SYSREF
from a trigger signal like
SYSRE_REQ
on
FLEXIO13
:
1)
Identify the PLL and output on which SYSREF will be driven out.
(
shows an example of the initial configuration of SiT95148 for JESD204B.)
Figure 78:
Example of the initial configuration of SiT95148 for JESD204B
TCXO input
eCPRI input
DEV_CLK output
SYSREF output