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DESCRIPTION

Demonstration circuit DC814 provides a simple evaluation

circuit for Linear Technology’s resistor-set and fixed frequency

silicon oscillators. For each silicon oscillator, there are two

demo boards:

Board 1, a DIP-8 Clock Board

(a silicon oscillator is mounted on this board).

Board 2, a Buffer Board

(a board with a high speed driver for the DIP-8 Clock Board).

DIP-8 CLOCK BOARDS

A DIP-8 Clock Board is a small printed circuit board containing

a silicon oscillator that is pin compatible with “half-size”

canned crystal oscillators (13mm X 13mm). For the resistor-

settable versions, the DIP-8 Clock Boards have surface mount

pads for installing 0603 size resistors to program the output

frequency (RS1 on clock board).

All of the resistor-settable oscillators, except for the LTC6908-

x, have a divider input. For these DIP-8 Clock Boards, an op-

tional jumper is provided to set the divider value.

The LTC6905-xxx series are fixed frequency oscillators and

their DIP-8 Clock Boards do not require a frequency setting

resistor.

The LTC6908-x boards have a modulation control input (MOD)

and the corresponding DIP-8 Clock Boards provide an optional

jumper to configure the spread spectrum frequency modula-

tion (SSFM). A jumper can be used to disable the SSFM or set

the rate to 1 of 3 rates (see datasheet for details on the SSFM

rate selection).

A DIP-8 Board is ordered independently

(see Table 1).

BUFFER BOARDS

The Buffer Boards contain a buffering circuit designed specifi-

cally for DIP-8 Clock Boards. The DIP-8 Clock Board mounts

onto a DIP-8 socket on the Buffer Board. A multi-turn potenti-

ometer on the Buffer Board is provided to adjust oscillator

frequency of a DIP-8 Clock Board (a potentiometer is not re-

quired for the LTC6905-X series).

A unique Buffer Board is available for each DIP-8 Board

(see Table 2).

A high-speed driver with a maximum output current of

±100mA buffers the output of the DIP-8 clock. The output of

the buffer is connected through a 50ohm resistor to a BNC

connector for driving 50-ohm coaxial cables.

NOTE:

The DC814D-J and DC814D-K (DIP-8 Clock Boards for

the LTC6908-1 & LTC6908-2) have an additional output

(OUT2). The user can install a pin for access to this output.

However, the DIP-8 board will not fit into the buffer board with

an installed pin for OUT2. The user must bend this pin or in-

stall a 90° pin to use the DC814D-x DIP-8 Clock Boards with

the buffer boards.

Design

files for this circuit board are available.

Call the LTC factory.

, LTC and LT are registered trademarks of Linear Technology Corporation.

Table 1. DIP-8 Clock Board Part Numbers

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SILICON OSCILLATOR

DEMONSTRATION CIRCUIT:

LTC1799, LTC6900, LTC6905, LTC6905-

XX,

LTC6906, LTC6907, LTC6908-X

DIP-8 Clock Board Clock IC

DC814B-A LTC6905

DC814B-B

LTC1799

DC814B-C

LTC6900

DC814B-D

LTC6905-133

DC814B-E

LTC6905-100

DC814B-F

LTC6905-96

DC814B-G

LTC6905-80

DC814C-H

LTC6906

DC814C-I

LTC6907

DC814D-J

LTC6908-1

DC814D-K

LTC6908-2

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Table 2. Buffer Board Part Numbers

Buffer Board

Clock IC

DC814A2-A LTC6905

DC814A2-B

LTC1799

DC814A2C

LTC6900

DC814A2-D

LTC6905-133

DC814A2-E

LTC6905-100

DC814A2-F

LTC6905-96

DC814A2-G

LTC6905-80

DC814A2-H

LTC6906

DC814A2-I

LTC6907

DC814A2-J

LTC6908-1

DC814A2-K

LTC6908-2

A DC814A2-X is version two of the Buffer Board.

The first release of the Buffer Board is DC814A-X

and is compatible with a DIP-8 Clock Board.

Figure 2. DC814C-X DIP-8 Clock Board

(Top side view)

Figure 1. DC814B-X DIP-8 Clock Board

(Top side view)

Figure 3. DC814D-X DIP-8 Clock Board

(Top side view)

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TEST PROCEDURE: BUFFER BOARD WITH DIP-8 CLOCK

Test Equipment:

A single power supply, 3V to 5V.

An oscilloscope with a bandwidth of at least

10x the highest clock IC frequency (for exam-

ple, the highest frequency of the LTC6905 is

170MHz and the oscilloscope bandwidth

should be at least 1.7GHz).

A frequency counter

A potentiometer screwdriver

A resistance meter

1. Test Procedure for the Resistor SET ICs:

IC Buffer Board

LTC6905 DC814A-A

LTC1799 DC814A-B

LTC6900 DC814A-C

LTC6906 DC814A-H

LTC6907 DC814A-I

LTC6908-1 DC814A-J

LTC6908-2 DC814A-K

Remove DIP-8 clock board from buffer board

Set the jumper shunt on the DIP-8 clock board

to the divider value, N, for the frequency range

of interest (refer to Table 5).

NOTE:

On DC814D-J or K DIP-* board only N=1

is available in the JP1 1-2 position with spread

spectrum modulation disabled. JP1 positions 3-4,

5-6 and 7-8 set the spread spectrum modulation

rate to fout/16, fout/32 and fout/64 respectively.

Connect a resistance meter from the V+ turret

to pin 1 of the buffer board socket (see figure

4). Adjust the buffer board potentiometer

(RSET1) to set the total resistance (RSET1

plus RSET2) for the desired frequency. Table 5

shows the equation for RSET (RSET1 plus

RSET2). The resistor designator for the RSET

resistor on the DIP-8 clock board is RS1.

NOTE:

The frequency adjustment is very coarse

when the potentiometer is turned near the fully

clockwise position.

Connect buffer board to a single power supply

and an oscilloscope as shown in Figure 6 (the

oscilloscope input should be set to 50 ohms

impedance internally or terminated externally

with a 50 ohm BNC thru terminator).

Insert the DIP-8 clock board on the buffer

board and turn on the power supply.

The oscilloscope waveform should be a 0V to

V+/2 squarewave (the output of the clock is di-

vided by two by 50 ohms in series with the

buffer output and the 50 ohm oscilloscope in-

put).

Connect the buffer board CLKOUT to a fre-

quency counter to measure the frequency pre-

cisely (the maximum frequency error at 25 °C

is listed in Table 5).

Figure 4. The DC814A2-X Buffer Board

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V+=3V, VCNTR: 0V-2V

Frequency Range:

102.5MHz – 186.1MHz

LTC6905

RSET = 9.09k and RIN = 40.2k, N=1

V+=3V, VCNTR: 0V-2V

Frequency Range:

18.1MHz – 31.5MHz

V+=5V, VCNTR: 0V-4V

Frequency Range:

8.5MHz – 31.5MHz

LTC1799

RSET = 3.01k and RIN = 14.7k, N=1

V+=3V, VCNTR: 0V-2V

Frequency Range:

12.1MHz – 21.5MHz

V+=5V, VCNTR: 0V-4V

Frequency Range:

4.8MHz – 21.5MHz

LTC6900

RSET = 9.09k and RIN = 40.2k, N=1

IC Buffer Board

LTC6905-133 DC814A-D

LTC6905-100 DC814A-E

LTC6905-96 DC814A-F

LTC6905-80 DC814A-G

Figure 5. Buffer Board VCO circuit

Connect buffer board with the DIP-8 clock to a

single power supply and an oscilloscope as

shown in Figure 6 (the oscilloscope input should

be set to 50 ohms impedance internally or termi-

nated externally with a 50 ohm BNC thru termina-

tor). Turn on the power supply.

The oscilloscope waveform should be a 0V to

V+/2 squarewave (the output amplitude of the

clock is divided by two by 50 ohms in series with

the buffer output and the 50 ohm oscilloscope

input).

2. Test Procedure for the Fixed Frequency ICs.

Connect the buffer board CLKOUT to a frequency

counter to measure the frequency precisely (the

maximum frequency error at 25 °C is listed in Ta-

ble 4).

3. Test Procedure for a VCO circuit.

LTC6905 (DC814A-A), LTC1799 (DC814A-B) and

LTC6900 (DC814A-C).

Turn potentiometer RSET1 fully clockwise.

Connect a voltage source to the buffer board’s VIN

(VCNTRL) input (refer to Figure 5)

Set the V+ voltage to the buffer board to 3V or 5V

and the JP2 jumber on the DIP-8 board in the

divide by 1 position (JP2 1-2 for LTC6905 and JP2

5-6 for LTC1799 and LTC6900

)

NOTE:

The typical VCO control voltage range depends on

the clock IC, the ratio of the RSET and RIN resistors and the

V+ voltage. VCO operation is not guaranteed if the VCO

voltage forces the clock’s frequency outside the frequency

range shown on Table 3. Refer to the LTC6905 data sheet

for a VCO design guide or to a May 2002 Linear Technology

Magazine article: How to use the LTC6900 as a VCO.

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LTC6905-133 (Board Version –D)

LTC6905-96 (Board Version –F)

N = 1, 133MHz; N = 2, 66.7MHz; N = 4, 33.5MHz

Maximum Frequency Error at 25 °C: ±1.0% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V and ±1.5%

typical at V+=5

N = 1, 96MHz; N = 2, 48MHz; N = 4, 24MHz

Maximum Frequency Error at 25 °C: ±1.0% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V and ±1.5%

typical at V+=5V

LTC6905-100 (Board Version –E)

LTC6905-80 (Board Version –G)

N = 1, 133MHz; N = 2, 66.7MHz; N = 4, 33.5MHz

Maximum Frequency Error at 25 °C: ±1.0% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V and ±1.5%

typical at V+=5V

N = 1, 80MHz, N = 2, 40MHz; N = 4, 20MHz

Maximum Frequency Error at 25 °C: ±1.0% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V and ±1.5%

typical at V+=5V

Table 4. Frequency Accuracy for Fixed Frequency Oscillators

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Table 5. Frequency Range and Accuracy of Resistor SET Oscillators.

LTC6905 (Board Version –A) LTC6906 (Board Version –H)

RSET = 3370/(2·Fosc·N-3),

(Fosc is in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N = 1, 69MHz≤ fosc≤170MHz (JP2 1-2)

N = 2, 34MHz≤fosc≤85MHz (JP2 3-4)

N = 4, 17MHz≤fosc≤42MHz (JP2 5-6)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±1.4% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V and ±2.2% at V+=5V

RSET = 100/(Fosc·N),

(Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N = 1, 0.1MHz≤ fosc≤ 1MHz (JP2 5-6)

N = 3, 33kHz≤fosc≤333kHz (JP2 3-4)

N = 10, 10kHz≤fosc ≤100kHz (JP2 1-2)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±0.5% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V

LTC1799 (Board Version –B) LTC6907 (Board Version –I)

RSET = 100/(Fosc·N),

(Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N = 1, 0.1MHzfosc≤33MHz (JP2 5-6)

N=10, 10kH ≤fos≤3.3MHz (JP2 3-4)

N = 100, 1kHz≤ fosc≤330kHz (JP2 1-2)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±1.5% at V+=3V and ±1.5% at V+=5V

RSET = 200/(Fosc·N),

(Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N = 1, 0.4MHz≤fosc≤4MHz (JP2 5-6)

N = 3, 133MHz≤fosc≤1.33MHz (JP2 3-4)

N = 10, 40 kHz≤fosc≤400kHz (JP2 1-2)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±0.5% at V+=2.7V to 3.6V

LTC6900 (Board Version –C) LTC6908-1 (Board Version –J)

RSET = 200/(Fosc·N)

(Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N = 1, 0.1MHz≤fosc≤20MHz (JP2 5-6)

N = 10, 10kHz≤fosc≤2MHz (JP2 3-4)

N = 100, 1kHz≤fosc≤200kHz (JP2 1-2)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±1.5% at V+=3V and ±1.5% at V+=5V

RSET = 100/(Fosc) (Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N=1 (JP1 1-2 or STOP position with spread spectrum modulation disabled)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±2% at V+=2.7V to 5V (50kHz to 10MHz)

LTC6908-2 (Board Version –K)

RSET = 100/(Fosc) (Fosc in MHz and RSET in kΩ)

N=1 (JP1 1-2 or STOP position with spread spectrum modulation disabled)

Max Frequency Error at 25 °C:

±2% at V+=2.7V to 5V (50kHz to 10MHz)

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