@B HARRIS GENERAL DESCRIPTION ‘The Harris ICM7200 is a versatile CMOS clock genorator capable of driving a number of 5 volt systems with a varity ‘of input requirements, When used to drive up to 5 TTL ‘ates, the typical rise and fall times are 1Ons ‘Tho ICM7209 consists of an oscilator, a butfered output ‘equal to the oseilator frequency and a second buffered out- put having an output frequency one-eighth that of the osci- lator. The guaranteed maximum oscilator frequency is 0MHz. Connecting the DISABLE terminal to tho negative supply forces the 8 output into the ‘0’ state and the OUT! into tho ‘t” stato. ORDERING INFORMATION ICM7209 Timebase Generator FEATURES ‘High Frequency Operation — 10MHz Guaranteed ‘© Requires Only A Quartz Crystal and Two Capacitors Ipolar, CMOS Compatibility High Output Drive Capability — 5% TTL Fanout With 10ne Rive and Fall Times. * Low Power — 50mW at 10MHz * Choice of Two Output Frequencies —Osc,, and Osc. + 8 Frequencies * Disable Control for Both Outputs ‘¢ Wide industrial Temperature Rang 20 to +85 Figure rake soneemre : Number Range P Teurz00ea | ~apcwe +050 | Som masTO “47 ¥oo esc ouri]@ oe cena] fue com 31 f nase ‘ ease] pBsor f ottttts | [$a ‘oct from Figure 2: Pin ” a Configuration it (Gaindeg Ps) ecaesay ae foie 11415 Icm7209tcm7209 ICM7209 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS ‘Supply Voltage 6V Power Dissipation 25°C) «2.0.5... sss nss0 + 300m ‘Output Vottages: ‘Veg-08V10 Von #03V Storage Temperature “650 +125 Input Voltages... L¥ss-03V10 Vpp+0.3V Operating Temperature Range... =20C to +85°C Load Temperature (Soldering, 10sec) -............ 300°C NOTE: Srasses above ics ited undo “Absolute Meum Ratings may couse pamanent damage te once, Tose ae sess ratings erly and fonctonal ‘pera othe doco a these a any oer cantons above hase nated the operations Sects of Bs specications sre aed Expose abso ‘maimum rag condtons for avenged pareds ay aoc! seve rab. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (pp —Vss=5V, tes circuit, foge= 10MH2, Ta=25°C unless otherwise specified) ‘Symbol rameter ‘Test Conditions win | tye | Max [Unit Too ‘Supply Current Note + 1 | 20 | ma No Load Disable Input Capacitance 5 pF Disable Input Leakage Either” oF'0' state 10 | na ‘Output Low Stato Either OUT 1 or OUT +8. simulated 5x TTL loads 04 a Vou (Output High State Either OUT 1 or OUT +8. simulatedSxTTLloads | 40 | 49 tr ‘Output Rise Time (Note 3) Either OUT 1 or OUT =8: simulated $x TTL loads 10 ns te ‘Output Fall Time (Note 3) Either OUT 1 or OUT =8 simulated 5*TTLloads 40 tose Minimum OSC Frequency Note 2 2 —_ for +8 Output ‘Output =8 duty cycle ‘Any operating frequency 79 state : High stato cM ‘Oscillator Transconductanco 20 | 200 1S NOTES: 1. Tho power dsopaton 6a tuncton of te oscitorequney (It ORDER EFFECT soo curve) at alo efetod oa sal extn by the osiaor tank components 2. 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Dynamic Shs reused i th 1CM720D 10 sfc moroe Nigh troqveny poormance ano saree power carsunten, 2: Fs tr al tesa data beeen ole oad 24 ot sv ‘CRYSTAL PARAMETERS: cour 7° a= Sor cal 2S ne cH 7 oo ser pane a C= 19 [eszoUF Vo }—o ours : = 10M x smutareo 08: a (em 7200 wet BTSs oscm veg | cour a vo: r L 1 ro Figure 7 11461CM7209 TYPICAL PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS | (vpp-Vss=5¥) SUPPLY VOLTAGE RANGE FOR ‘CORRECT OPERATION OF = 8 SUPPLY CURRENT AS AFUNCTION ‘TYPICAL OUT 1 RISE AND FALL COUNTER ASA FUNCTION OF ‘OF OstiLaTOR PREGUENEY mes COsStiATOA rneaUENeY ar TT Tan ie l tt ‘ +t haaa= Ad q 4, [SIMULATED ST TL Sx TTL g 4S oltansee | : A z, Elen ' ee eS i 5: Sire Ee A Fee vortaae § ourrurs ogame tee cononnter odad—4-F" |} ° SPERATION ‘WOOK: Mita TOME YOON ° ae oe AOKHz 100kHz TMs TOMHZ 100MHE Taauenr at coonaron raeauENey Figo and fll tines of OUT =8 ‘sar to those of OUT + DETAILED DESCRIPTION OSCILLATOR CONSIDERATIONS The asciliator consists of a CMOS invertor with a non-in- ‘ear resistor connected betwoen the oscillator input and out- put to provide 0.. biasing. Using commercially obtainable ‘quartz erysals the oscillator will operate from low frequen cles (10kHz) to 10MHz. The oscillator circuit consumes about S00.A of current using a 10MHz crystal with a 5 volt supply, and is designed to operate with a high impedance tank circuit It is therefore necessary that the quartz crystal be specified with a boad ‘capacitance (C,) of 10pF instead of the standard 30pF. To ‘maximize the stablity of the oscillator as a function of sup- ply voltage and temperature, the motional capacitance of the crystal should be low (SmpF or loss). Using a fixed input ccapactor of 18pF and a variable capacitor of nominal value of 18pF on the output will result in oscilator stabilities of typically 1ppm per volt change in supply voltage. THE = 8 OUTPUT ‘A dynamic divider is used to divide the oscillator frequen- cy by 8, Dynamic dividers use small nodal capacitances to a7 store vollage levels instead of latches (which are used in static dlviders). The dynamic divider has advantages in high speed operation and low power bul suffers from limited iow {roquency operation. This results in a window of operation {or any oscillator frequancy (00 TYPICAL PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS) OUTPUT DRIVERS The output drivers consist of CMOS invertors having ac- tive pullups and pulldowns. Thus the outputs can be used to directly dive TTL gates, othor CMOS gates operating with a 5 volt supply, or TTL compatible MOS gates. The guaran teed fanout is 5 TTL loads although typical fanout capability is at least 10 TTL loads with slightly increased output rise ‘and fall times. DEVICE POWER CONSUMPTION [At low frequencies the principal component of the power ‘consumption is the oscillator. At high oscillator frequencios ‘the major portion of the power is consumed by the output ‘rivers, thus by disabling the outputs (activating the DIS- ‘ABLE INPUT) the device power consumption can be dra- matically reduced. 1em7209