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POWER 9000
USER INTERFACE
CONTROLLER

October 1992

Chapter 7. Specifications

7.1. DC Specifications

7.1.1. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS

Parameter                                               Value                  Unit
Supply Voltage                                          -0.5 to +7.0           Volts
Input Voltage                                           -0.5 to Vcc            Volts
Output Voltage                                          -0.5 to Vcc            Volts
Storage Temperature Range                               -65 to + 150           x C
Lead Temperature (~ 10 seconds)                         250                    x C
Junction Temperature                                    155                    x C

Figure 136. Absolute maximum ratings

7.1.2. RECOMMENDED OPERATING
CONDITIONS

7.1.3. PIN CAPACITANCE

Parameter        Minimum   Nominal  Maximum
                 Value     Value    Value
Supply Voltage   4.75 VDC  5.0 VDC  5.25 VDC
(vcc)
Operating Case
Temperature      00 C               85x C
(Tc~sE)

Figure 137. Recommended operating conditions

Parameter  Description                 Value
C~N        Input capacitance           12 pF (typical)
CouT       Output capacitance          12 pF (typical)
           Bidirectional capacitance   15 pF (typical)
CcL~       Clock capacitance           12 pF (typical)

Figure 138. Pin capacitance (Capacitance not tested,
TA = 25 C, f = 1 MHz, VCC = 5 VDC)

7.1.4. DC CHARACTERISTICS

Parameter   Description                                 Test Conditions                Minimum    Maximum
V~H         High-level input voltage                    Vcc = MAX                      2.0 VDC
V~Hc        High-level input voltage for clock signals  Vcc = MAX                      2.4 VDC
V~LN~Lc     Low-level input voltage                     Vcc = MIN                                 0.8 VDC
Vou         High-level output voltage                   Vcc = MIN, loll = - 1.0 mA     2.8 VDC
VOL         Low-level output voltage                    Vcc = MIN. 1Ok = 4.0 mA                   0.4 VDC
            Output leakage current                      Vcc = MAX, VouT= 0 to Vcc      -10 uA     +10 uA
lu          Input leakage current                       Vcc = MAX, V~N = 0 to Vcc      -10 uA     +10 uA
Icc         Standby current                             Vcc = MAX, f = 1 MHz                      150 mA
IDD         Switching current                           Vcc = MAX, f = 25 Mhz                     400 mA
IOHD        HD[31 ..0] drive current                                                   -8 mA      +8 mA
1OLD        HD[31 ..0] drive current                                                   -8 mA      +8 mA

Figure 139. DC characteristics over the operating range

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7.2. AC Specifications

                                                                   Reference  ~25/25
                                                                   MHz  MHz  MHz I MHz  Unit  Loading
Param.               Description                                   Signal     MIN  MAX  MIN
                                                                   I MAX
Host Bus latedace
THBcKH   HBCK clock high                                           12                 12         ns
THBcKL   HBCK clock low                                            12                 12         ns
THBcKcY  HBCK clock period                                         30           60    30    60   ns
THeR     HBCK rise time1                                                        3           3    ns
THBF     HBCK fall time1                                                        3           3    ns
THDS     HD[31 ..0] setup time                                   SYSCLK5              5          ns
THoH     HD[31 ..0] hold time                                    SYSCLK5              3          ns
THDD     HD[31 ..0] output delay time2                           SYSCLK3        20    3     20   ns      100 pF
THDz     HD[31 ..0] output enable time2                          HDRIVE-3       20    3     20   ns      100 pF
TH^As    HA[21 ..2] setup time3                                  CLK5                 5          ns
THAAH    HA[21 ..2] hold timea                                   CLK5                 3          ns
TH^s     HA[1 ..0], HSIZE[1 ..0] setup time                      SYSCLK5              5          ns
THAH     HA[1 ..0], HSIZE[1 ..0] hold time                       SYSCLK5              3          ns
TRQs     HREQ- setup time                                        SYSCLK5              5          ns
         HREQ- hold time                                         SYSCLK3              3          ns
TRos     HREAD setup time                                        SYSCLK5              5          ns
TRDH     HREAD hold time                                         SYSCLK3              3          ns
THAEs    HAEN- setup time                                        HBCK5                5          ns
TH^EH    HAEN- hold time                                         HBCK3                3          ns
THv      HRDY- output delay time                                 SYSCLK3        20    3     15   ns      50 pF
T~N      INTR-output delay time"                                 SYSCLK3        30    3     30   ns      160 pF
TcH      SYSCLK clock high time                                    17                 12         ns
TcL      SYSCLK clock low time                                     17                 12         ns
Tcy      SYSCLK clock period                                       40           60    30    60   ns
TR       SYSCLK rise time                                                       3           3    ns
TF       SYSCLK fail time                                                       3           3    ns
TRsT     RESET-low time~                                           50                 50         clocks
Video Controller
TDcL     DDOTCLK clock low time                                    12                 12         ns
TDcH     DDOTCLK clock high time                                   12                 12         ns
TDcy     DDOTCLK clock period                                      30                 30         ns
1. Not tastad, but guaranteed by design.
2. Meets VESA local bus requiremnt of +8 mA drive.
3. CLK is HBCK when using a multiplexed bus; otherwise, CLK is SYSCLK.
pull-up resister is used for this open-drain output pin.

Figure 140. Switching characteristics over the operating range

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USER INTERFACE
CONTROLLER

October 1992

7.2. AC Specifications, continued

                                                           Reference   /25 125133 133 I      I
                                                           MHz  MHz  MHz  MHz  Unit  Loading
Parann.                Description                         SIgnal     MIN  MAX  MIN  MAX
Video Controller, continued
TDR     DDOTCLK nse time1                                                3        3     ns
TDF     DDOTCLK fail time1                                               3        3     ns
TNsD    HSYNC- output delay time                         DDOTCLK    3    20  3    20    ns      50 pF
Tvso    VSYNC- output delay time                         DDOTCLK    3    20  3    20    ns      50 pF
        'CSYNC/HBLNK- output delay time                  DDOTCLK    3    20  3    20    ns      50 pF
TvsD    CBLNKA/BLNK- output delay time                   DDOTCLK    3    20  3    20    ns      50 pF
T.ss    HSYNC- setup time                                DDOTCLK    10       10         ns
THsH    HSYNC- hold time                                 DDOTCLK    5        5          ns
Tvss    VSYNC- setup time                                DDOTCLK    10       10         ns
TvsH    VSYNC- hold time                                 DDOTCLK    5        5          ns
  VRAM Interface
  PLL clock lock time at 25 MHz after reset for 25
Tpt.k   MHz part or 33 MHz after reset for 33 MHz                   250      250        clocks
        part~
TAA     Access time from column address                                  55       40    ns
TAR     Column address hold time                         RAS-       70       55         ns
T^sc    Column address setup time                        CAS-       0        0          ns
T^sR    Row address setup time1                          RAS-       0        0          ns
Tc^c    Access time from CAS-~                                           30       25    ns
TcAN    Column address hold time                         CAS-       15       15         ns
Tc^s    CAS- pulse width                                            30       30         ns
TCFH    DSF to CAS- hold time~                                      20       20         ns
TCHR    CAS- hold time dunng refresh~                               30       30         ns
Tcp     CAS- precharge time during page mode                        10       10         ns
Tcp^    Access time from CAS- precharge                                  55       40    ns
TcpN    CAS- precharge time~                                        15       15         ns
TcRp    CAS- to RAS- precharge time~                                10       10         ns
TcsH    CAS- hold time                                   RAS-       100      75         ns
TcsR    CAS- setup time during refresh~                             10       10         ns
Tcv~.   Write command to CAS-lead time~                             25       25         ns
ToN     Data input hold time                             CAS-       15       15         ns
TDNR    Data input hold time                             RAS-       70       70         ns
Tos     Data input setup time                            CAS-       0        0          ns
TFHR    DSF hold time~                                   RAS-       70       55         ns
TFsc    DSF setup time                                   CAS-       0        0          ns
TFs,    DSF setup time~                                  RAS-       0        0          ns
1. Not tested, but guaranteed by design.

Figure 140, continued. Switching characteristics over the operating range
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7.2. AC Specifications, continued

                                                           Reference   125 ~25 133 ~33'I      I
                                                           MHz  Mhz  Mhz  MHz  Unit  Loading
Peram.                Description                          SIgnal     MIN  MAX  MIN  MAX
VRAM Interface, continued
           Mask data to RAS- hold time~                             15        15         ns
Tk, s      Mask data to RAS- setup time1                            0         0          ns
ToE~, To~  Access time from OE-1                                         25        20    ns
ToEz       Output disable time                             OE-           25        20    ns
ToFF       Output buffer tum-off delay from CAS-~                        20        20    ns
Tpc        CAS- page mode cycle time                                60        50         ns
TF~kc      Access time from RAS-~                                        100       80    ns
T,~        RAS- to column address delay time~                       20        20         ns
TFL~.      Row address hold time~                                   15        15         ns
T,~c       Column address to RAS-lead time~                         55        45         ns
TRAS       RAS- pulse width~                                        100       80         ns
Tp~sp      RAS- pulse width during page mode~                       100       80         ns
           RAS- random cycle time                                   190       150        ns
T,co       RAS- to CAS- delay time~                                 25        25         ns
           Read command hold time~                         CAS-     0         0          ns
T,cs       Read command setup time~                        CAS-     0         0          ns
           DSF hold time~                                  RAS-     15        15         ns
T,oH       RAS- hold time                                  OE-      20        20         ns
           RAS- precharge time                                      70        55         ns
T,pc       RAS- to CAS- precharge time~                             0         0          ns
           Read command hold time~                         RAS-     0         0          ns
H          RAS- hold time~                                          30        30         ns
TRwH       WEE- tO RAS- hold time~                                  15        15         ns
TRwL.      Write command to RAS-lead time~                          25        25         ns
TTco       Transfer command to CAS- delay time~                     15        15         ns
TTCL       Transfer command to CAS-lead time~                       10        10         ns
TTHH, TyH  OF::- high hold time~                                    15        15         ns
TT.S, Tys  OE- high setup time~                                     0         0          ns
TTu~       OE- low hold time from RAS-~                             15        15         ns
T-n.s      OE-low setup time to RAS-~                               0         0          ns
TTp        OE- precharge time~                                      30        30         ns
TTRD       Transfer command to RAS- delay time~                     15        15         ns
TTRL       Transfer command to RAS- lead time~                      10        10         ns
           OE- to RAS- precharge time~                              90        90         ns
1. Not tested, but guaranteed by design.

Figurel40, continued. Switchingcharacteristicsovertheoperatingrange
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USER INTERFACE
CONTROLLER

October 1992

7.2. AC Specifications, continued

        Ii  Reference   125 12s [33 ~33 I      I
        MHz  MHz  MHz  MHz  Unit  Loading
Pareto.                Description              Signal     MIN  MAX  MIN  MAX
VRAM Interface, continued
Twc.  Write command hold time1                  CAS-    20      20        ns
Twc,  Write command hold time~                  RAS-    75      75        ns
Twcs  Write command setup time~                 CAS-    0       0         ns
Twp   Write command pulse width~                        20      20        ns
Tws,  WE- to RAS- setup time~                           0       0         ns
Not tested, but guaranteed by design.

Figure 140, continued. Switching characteristics over the operating range

                                             Pin
  SIgnal          Description                Loading
  FBDATA[31 ..0]  Frame buffer data bus      50 pF
  RAS[1 ..0]-     Row address strobe         80 pF
  CAS[1 ..0]-     Column address strobe      80 pF
  WEO[3..O]-      Write enable               50 pF
  WEl[3..O]-
  FA[8..O]        Frame buffer address bus   150 pF
  OE-             Output enable              150 pF
  DSF             Special function control   150 pF
  DACCE-          RAMDAC chip enable         50 pl=
A 33f2 damping resistor is used in test load for the VRAM
and RAMDAC controller signals.
For memory configuration 5, 256Kx8 VRAMs are required
to achieve proper loading.

Figure 141. VRAM and RAMDAC controllers loading

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