Rainbow Electronics MAX3799 - Manual (Page 7)

MAX3799
1Gbps to 14Gbps, SFP+ Multirate Limiting
Amplifier and VCSEL Driver
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
(V CC = 2.85V to 3.63V, T A = -40°C to +85°C, CML receiver output load is AC-coupled to differential 100 Ω, C
AZ = 1nF, transmitter out-
put load is AC-coupled to differential 100 Ω (see Figure 1), typical values are at +25°C, V
CC = 3.3V, I BIAS = 6mA, I MOD = 6mA, unless
otherwise specified. Registers are set to default values unless otherwise noted, and the 3-wire interface is static during measure-
ments. For testing, the RATE_SEL bit was used and the RSEL pin was left open.)
PARAMETER SYMBOL CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNITS
SDA Setup Time t DS 100 ns
SDA Hold Time t DH 100 ns
SCL Rise to SDA Propagation
Time
t D 5 ns
CSEL Pulse-Width Low t
CSW
500 ns
CSEL Leading Time Before the
First SCL Edge
t
L
500 ns
CSEL Trailing Time After the
Last SCL Edge
t T 500 ns
SDA, SCL External Load C B
Total bus capacitance on one line with
4.7k
pullup to V
CC
20 pF
Note 1: Supply current is measured with unterminated receiver CML output or with AC-coupled Rx output termination. The Tx out-
put and the bias current output must be connected to a separate supply to remove the modulation/bias current portion from
the supply current. BIAS must be connected to 2.0V. TOUT+/- must be connected through 50
Ω load resistors to a separate
supply voltage.
Note 2: Guaranteed by design and characterization, T A = -40°C to +95°C.
Note 3: The data input transition time is controlled by a 4th-order Bessel filter with -3dB frequency = 0.75 x data rate. The determin-
istic jitter caused by this filter is not included in the DJ generation specifications.
Note 4: Test pattern is 00001111 at 1.25Gbps for RATE_SEL = 0. Test pattern is 00001111 at 8.5Gbps for RATE_SEL = 1.
Note 5: Receiver deterministic jitter is measured with a repeating 2
31 - 1 PRBS equivalent pattern at 10.32Gbps. For 1.25Gbps to
8.5Gbps, a repeating K28.5 pattern [00111110101100000101] is used. Deterministic jitter is defined as the arithmetic sum
of pulse-width distortion (PWD) and pattern-dependent jitter (PDJ).
Note 6: Measured with a k28.5 pattern from 1.0625Gbps to 8.5Gbps. Measured with 2 31 - 1 PRBS at 10.32Gbps.
Note 7: Measurement includes an input AC-coupling capacitor of 100nF and C CAZ of 100nF. The signal at the input is switched
between two amplitudes: Signal_ON and Signal_OFF.
1) Receiver operates at sensitivity level plus 1dB power penalty.
a) Signal_OFF = 0
Signal_ON = (+8dB) + 10log(min_assert_level)
b) Signal_ON = (+1dB) + 10log(max_deassert_level)
Signal_OFF = 0
2) Receiver operates at overload.
Signal_OFF = 0
Signal_ON = 1.2V
P-P
max_deassert_level and the min_assert_level are measured for one LOS_THRESHOLD setting.
Note 8: Gain stability is defined as [(I_measured) - (I_reference)]/(I_reference) over the listed current range, temperature, and V CC
from +2.95V to +3.63V. Reference current measured at V CC = +3.2V, T A = +25°C.
Note 9: Transmitter deterministic jitter is measured with a repeating 2 7 - 1 PRBS, 72 0s, 2 7 - 1 PRBS, and 72 1s pattern at
10.32Gbps. For 1.0625Gbps to 8.5Gbps, a repeating K28.5 pattern [00111110101100000101] is used. Deterministic jitter is
defined as the arithmetic sum of PWD and PDJ.
Note 10: Gain stability is defined as [(I_measured) - (I_reference)]/(I_reference) over the listed current range, temperature, and V CC
from +2.85V to +3.63V. Reference current measured at V CC = +3.3V, T A = +25°C.