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ADF4382ABCCZ Datasheet(HTML) 31 Page - Analog Devices |
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31 / 82 page ![]() Data Sheet ADF4382A THEORY OF OPERATION analog.com Rev. A | 31 of 82 DELSTR is an active high signal that is used to assert a phase adjustment. The amount by which the phase is adjusted is set in PHASE_ADJUSTMENT. The phase is adjusted on the falling edge of the signal. DELADJ is an active high signal that controls the direction of the adjustment. If the signal is set to 0 while DELSTR is high, the RFOUT signal phase adjusts to earlier in time relative to the initial phase. If the signal is set to 1 while DELSTR is high, the RF output signal advances in time relative to the initial phase. Figure 56. DELSTR and DELADJ Timing Diagrams RF Output Buffer The low noise, differential output buffer in Figure 57 produces a differential output voltage. The output amplitude level and common- mode voltage is programmable with the RFOUT1_OPWR (Register 0x029, Bits[3:0]) and RFOUT2_OPWR (Register 0x029, Bits[7:4]) bits. Each output can be either AC- or DC-coupled and terminated with 100 Ω differentially. If a single-ended output is desired, each side of the output must be individually AC-coupled and terminated with 50 Ω. External inductors are required to achieve the highest output power. A 1.4 nH, 0402 sized, pull-up inductor is required to be connected to the RFOUTx 3.3 V supply (V3_RFOUTx) from the RFOUTx pins. Additionally, a series 100 nF capacitor must be connected to the RFOUTx pins as shown in Figure 58. Figure 57. Simplified RF Output Buffer Schematic Figure 58. RFOUT Interface Schematic Mute RF Output The RFOUTxP and RFOUTxN pins can be muted by using the MUTE_RFOUTx bit fields (Register 0x40, Bits[5:3] and Bits[2:0], respectively. Table 23. MUTE_RFOUTx, Bit 0 through Bit 7, Controls MUTE_RFOUTx, Bits Function 0 Normal operation 1 Mute low and disable the emitter follower driver 2 Mute high and disable the emitter follower driver 3 Mute low and leave the emitter follower driver on 4 Mute low and disable the emitter follower driver during calibration 5 Mute low and keep the emitter follower running during calibration 6 Mute low and disable the emitter follower driver when LOCKED = 0 7 Mute low and keep the emitter follower running when LOCKED = 0 It is recommended to use options that keep the emitter follower on to minimize current fluctuations. |
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