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Quad Backplane SERDES transceiver
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Multiple data rates at 1.25, 2.5 or 5 Gbps
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40 Gbps total full duplex throughput
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Better than 10
−15 bit error rate
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Test Modes: On-chip at-speed BIST circuitry, Loopbacks
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On-chip LVDS and CML terminations
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High-speed CML driver with optional signal conditioning
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4-bit differential source synchronous LVDS parallel I/O
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Low-jitter PLL reference to external differential HSTL clock at 125 MHz
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Designed for use with low cost FR4 backplane
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TIA/EIA 644-A compatible LVDS IO
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IEEE Draft P802.3ae D4.0 - MDIO management interface protocol compatible
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IEEE 1149.1 (JTAG) compliant test mode
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1.35V for core, high-speed circuitry and MDIO
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3.3V ±5% for LVDS IO, Control and JTAG interface
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Low power, 4.5W (TYP)
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23 mm x 23 mm thermally enhanced BGA package
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Description The SCAN50C400A is a four-channel high-speed backplane transceiver (SERDES) designed to support multiple line data rates at
1.25, 2.5 or 5.0 Gbps over a printed circuit board backplane. It provides a data link of up to 20 Gbps total through-put
in each direction.
Each transmit section of the SCAN50C400A takes a 4-bit differential LVDS source synchronous data bus, serializing it to a
differential high-speed serial bit stream and output from a CML driver. The receive section of the SCAN50C400A consists of
a differential input stage, a clock/data recovery PLL, a serial-to-parallel converter, and a LVDS output bus. De-emphasis
at the high-speed driver outputs and a limiting amplifier circuit at the receiver inputs are used to reduce ISI distortions
to enable error-free data transmission over more than 26 inches point-to-point link with a low cost FR4 backplane.
Internal low jitter PLLs are used to derive the high-speed serial clock from a differential reference clock source. Two channels
share common transmit and receive LVDS clocks.
The SCAN50C400A has built-in self-test (BIST) circuitry and also loopback test modes to support at-speed self-testing.
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