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Pattern Generator Specifications
Clock output (CLK OUT)
Clock can operate at full bit-rate or at half bit-rate (Option 003) to
support testing of forward clocked devices.
Table 3. Clock output specifications
Frequency range 150 MHz to 14.2 GHz (Option D14,
in addition to C13 or G13);
150 MHz to 12.5 GHz (Option C13 or G13);
can be programmed up to 13.5 GHz
150 MHz to 7 GHz (Option C07 or G07);
< 620 MHz only with external clock
Half-rate clocking Only with Option 003: Available at bit rates
> 2.7 Gb/s; duty cycle on half-rate clock
adjustable 40% to 60%
Amplitude/resolution 0.050 V pp to 1.800 V pp, 5 mV steps
Output voltage window -2.00 to +3.00 V
Transition times
20% to 80%
10% to 90%
1
< 20 ps
< 25 ps
External termination
voltage
-2 V to +3 V
Jitter 800 fs rms typical with internal clock
SSB phase noise < -75 dBc with internal clock source, 10 GHz
at 10 kHz offset, 1 Hz bandwidth
Interface
3
Differential or single-ended, DC coupled,
50 Ω output impedance
Connector 2.4 mm female
1. At 10 Gb/s and 7 Gb/s
2. For positive termination voltage or termination to GND, external termination
voltage must be less than 3 V below VOH. For negative termination voltage,
external termination voltage must be less than 2 V below VOH. External
termination volt age must be less than 3 V above VOL.
3. Unused outputs must be terminated with 50 Ω to GND.
Clock input (CLK IN)
There are two modes when using the clock input connector.
1. External clock mode: all output signals follow the external
clock and its modulation. The modulation of the external clock
must be within the same range given for SSC and SJ (see
Table 12). If the external clock is above 6.75 GHz, all internal
jitter sources can be used (for using 610 ps delay line, external
clock divider z = 4). Below 6.75 GHz, SJ and SSC are not avail-
able. However, the external clock can optionally be divided by
1, 2, 4, 8, or 16, provided that the resulting bit rate does not fall
below 150 Mb/s. Modulation using the 220 ps delay line is still
available (see Figure 22).
2. External PLL mode: it is used to lock the generator to an
external clock. The provided clock must not be modulated in
external PLL mode. All internal jitter sources are available. A
clock multiplication with x/y is possible, with x, y = 1,2,3, to
255. The resulting bit rate has to be within the range 620 Mb/s
to maximum bit rate.
E xte rn al clock
10 M H z re f clock
Interna l cloc k
E xte rn al clock
(P L L m o de )
C loc k ge nera tor
z = 1,2,4,8,16,
resulting bit rate
must be > 150 Mb/s
VCOVCO
PLLPLL
1/z1/z
Clock
source
selection
x/y
Figure 16. N4903B supports multiple clock modes
10 MHz reference input (10 MHz REF IN)
This is used to lock the generator to an external 10 MHz reference
clock. The data rate can be selected within the same range as if
the internal clock would be used. The provided reference clock
must not be modulated. All internal jitter sources are available.
Table 4. Specifications for clock input and 10 MHz reference input
Amplitude 200 mV to 2 V
Frequency CLK IN: 150 MHz to 12.5 GHz
(14.2 GHz for Option D14)
10 MHz REF IN: 10 MHz
Interface AC coupled, 50  nominal
Connectors
Clock input
10 MHz reference input
SMA female, front panel
BNC, rear panel
Delay control input (DELAY CTRL IN)
The external signal applied to delay control input varies the delay
between data output and clock output. This can be used to gener-
ate jittered signals to stress the device under test in addition to
the calibrated jitter injection from N4903B.
Table 5. Specifications for delay control input
Range -110 ps to +110 ps
Sensitivity Typical
Linearity ±5% typical
Modulation bandwidth 1 GHz typical at 10.8 Gb/s
data rate
Levels -275 mV to +275 mV
Interface DC coupled, 50  nominal
Connector SMA female
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