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Data Sheet
VSC7135
Features
• Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver @ 1.25Gb/s
• Compliant to IEEE 802.3Z PMA
• TTL Interface Compatible to PMA-TBI
• Monolithic Clock Synthesis and Clock
Recovery - No External Components
• 125MHz TTL Reference Clock
1.25Gbits/sec
Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver
• Low Power Operation - 700 mW
• Suitable for Both Coaxial or Optical Link
Applications
• 64 Pin, 14mm or 10mm Standard PQFP
• Single +3.3V Supply
General Description
The VSC7135 is a 1.25Gb/s Ethernet Transceiver optimized for Gigabit Ethernet or 1000Base-X applica-
tions. It accepts 10-bit 8B/10B encoded transmit data, latches it on the rising edge of REFCLK and serializes it
onto the TX PECL differential outputs at a baud rate which is ten times the REFCLK frequency. The VSC7135
also samples serial receive data on the RX PECL differential inputs, recovers the clock and data, deserializes it
onto the 10-bit receive data bus, outputs two recovered clocks at one-twentieth of the incoming baud rate and
detects “Comma” characters. The VSC7135 contains on-chip PLL circuitry for synthesis of the baud-rate trans-
mit clock, and extraction of the clock from the received serial stream. These circuits are fully monolithic and
require no external components.
VSC7135 Block Diagram
EWRAP
R0:9
10
QD
Serial to
Parallel
÷
10
Retimed
Data
Recovered
Clock
QD
Clock
Recovery
2:1
RX+
RX-
RCLK
RCLKN
Frame
Logic
÷
20
Comma
Detect
Resync
COM_DET
EN_CDET
10
T0:9
DQ
Parallel
to Serial
Serial Data
Synthesized
Clock
DQ
TX+
TX-
REFCLK
PLL Clock
Multiply
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Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver
Data Sheet
VSC7135
Functional Description
Clock Synthesizer
The VSC7135 clock synthesizer multiplies the reference frequency provided on the REFCLK pin by 10 to
achieve a baud rate clock at nominally 1.25GHz. The clock synthesizer contains a fully monolithic PLL which
does not require any external components.
Serializer
The VSC7135 accepts TTL input data as a parallel 10 bit character on the T0:9 bus which is latched into the
input latch on the rising edge of REFCLK. This data will be serialized and transmitted on the TX PECL differ-
ential outputs at a baud rate of ten times the frequency of the REFCLK input, with bit T0 transmitted first. User
data should be encoded for transmission using the 8B/10B block code described in the Fibre Channel specifica-
tion, or an equivalent, edge rich, DC-balanced code.
Transmission Character Interface
An encoded byte is 10 bits and is referred to as a transmission character. The 10 bit interface on the
VSC7135 corresponds to a transmission character. This mapping is illustrated in Figure 2.
Figure 1: Transmission Order and Mapping of an 8B/10B Character
Parallel Data Bits
8B/10B Bit Position
Comma Character
T9
j
X
T8
h
X
T7
g
X
T6
f
1
T5
i
1
T4
e
1
T3
d
1
T2
c
1
T1
b
0
T0
a
0
Last Data Bit Transmitted
Clock Recovery
First Data Bit Transmitted
The VSC7135 accepts differential high speed serial inputs on the RX+/RX- pins, extracts the clock and
retimes the data. The serial bit stream should be encoded so as to provide DC balance and limited run length by
an 8B/10B transmitter or equivalent. The VSC7135 clock recovery circuitry is completely monolithic and
requires no external components. For proper operation, the baud rate of the data stream to be recovered should
be within 0.01% of ten times the REFCLK frequency. For example if the REFCLK used is 125MHz, then the
incoming serial baud rate must be 1.25 gigabaud +0.01%.
Deserializer
The retimed serial bit stream is converted into a 10-bit parallel output character. The VSC7135 provides
complementary TTL recovered clocks, RCLK and RCLKN, which are at one-twentieth of the serial baud rate.
This architecture is designed to simplify demultiplexing of the 10-bit data characters into a 20-bit half-word in
the downstream controller chip. The clocks are generated by dividing down the high-speed clock which is phase
locked to the serial data. The serial data is retimed by the internal high-speed clock, and deserialized. The result-
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Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver
ing parallel data will be captured by the adjoining protocol logic on the rising edges of RCLK and RCLKN. In
order to maximize the setup and hold times available at this interface, the parallel data is loaded into the output
register at a point nominally midway between the transition edges of RCLK and RCLKN.
If serial input data is not present, or does not meet the required baud rate, the VSC7135 will continue to
produce a recovered clock so that downstream logic may continue to function. The RCLK and RCLKN output
frequency under these circumstances may differ from their expected frequency by no more than +1%.
Word Alignment
The VSC7135 provides 7-bit comma character recognition and data word alignment. Word synchronization
is enabled by asserting EN_CDET HIGH. When synchronization is enabled, the VSC7135 constantly examines
the serial data for the presence of the “Comma” character. This pattern is “0011111XXX”, where the leading
zero corresponds to the first bit received. The comma sequence is not contained in any normal 8B/10B coded
data character or pair of adjacent characters. It occurs only within special characters, known as K28.1, K28.5
and K28.7, which are defined specifically for synchronization purposes. Improper alignment of the comma
character is defined as any of the following conditions:
1) The comma is not aligned within a the 10-bit transmission character such that T0...T6 = “0011111”
2) The comma straddles the boundary between two 10-bit transmission characters.
3) The comma is properly aligned but occurs in the received character presented during the rising edge of
RCLK rather than RCLKN.
When EN_CDET is HIGH and an improperly aligned comma is encountered, the internal data is shifted in
such a manner that the comma character is aligned properly in R0:9. This results in proper character and half-
word alignment. When the parallel data alignment changes in response to a improperly aligned comma pattern,
some data which would have been presented on the parallel output port may be lost. However, the synchroniza-
tion character and subsequent data will be output correctly and properly aligned. When EN_CDET is LOW, the
current alignment of the serial data is maintained indefinitely, regardless of data pattern.
On encountering a comma character, COM_DET is driven HIGH to inform the user that realignment of the
parallel data field may have occurred. The COM_DET pulse is presented simultaneously with the comma char-
acter and has a duration equal to the data, or half of an RCLK period. The COM_DET signal is timed such that
it can be captured by the adjoining protocol logic on the rising edge of RCLKN. Functional waveforms for syn-
chronization are given in Figure 3 and Figure 4. Figure 3 shows the case when a comma character is detected
and no phase adjustment is necessary. It illustrates the position of the COM_DET pulse in relation to the comma
character on R0:9. Figure 4 shows the case where the K28.5 is detected, but it is out of phase and a change in
the output data alignment is required. Note that up to three characters prior to the comma character may be cor-
rupted by the realignment process.
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Figure 2: Detection of a Properly Aligned Comma Character
Data Sheet
VSC7135
RCLK
RCLKN
COM_DET
R0:9
K28.5
TChar
TChar
TChar
TChar: 10 bit Transmission Character
Figure 3: Detection and Resynchronization of an Improperly Aligned Comma
Receiving Two Consecutive K28.5+TChar Transmission Words
RCLK
RCLKN
COM_DET
R0:9
Potentially Corrupted
K28.5
TChar
TChar
TChar
K28.5
TChar
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VSC7135
AC Characteristics
Figure 4: Transmit Timing Waveforms
1.25Gbits/sec
Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver
REFCLK
T
1
T
2
T0:9
10 Bit Data
Data Valid
Data Valid
Data Valid
Table 1: Transmit AC Characteristics
Parameters
T
1
T
2
T
SDR
,T
SDF
T
LAT
Description
T0:9 Setup time to the rising
edge of REFCLK
T0:9 hold time after the
rising edge of REFCLK
TX+/TX- rise and fall time
Min
1.5
Max
—
Units
ns.
Conditions
Measured between thevalid
data level of T0:9 to the 1.4V
point of REFCLK
1.0
—
—
300
ns.
ps.
20% to 80%, 75 Ohm load to
Vss, Tested on a sample basis
bc = Bit clocks
ns = Nano second
Latentcy from rising edge of
11bc - 1ns
ns.
REFCLK to T0 appearing on
TX+/TX-
Transmitter Output Jitter Allocation
Total data output jitter (p-p)
Serial data output
deterministic jitter (p-p)
—
—
192
80
ps.
ps.
T
J
T
DJ
IEEE 802.3Z Clause 38.68,
tested on a sample basis
IEEE 802.3Z Clause 38.69,
tested on a sample basis
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