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Design Considerations

Primary

GTLP (Gunning Transceiver Logic Plus)

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Speed — The speed of the GTLP family in parallel backplanes is 4x that of traditional logic. Optimized output edge-rate control (OEC™) circuitry allows clock frequencies in excess of 100 MHz in high-performance system backplane applications.

Voltage Range — The GTLP family operates at 3.3 V and with 5-V tolerant LVTTL inputs/ outputs and can operate in a mixed-voltage environment. GTLP acts as LVTTL -to-GTLP bi-directional translators with 5 V tolerance on the LVTTL port.

Drive — The GTLP family provides ±24-mA drive on the A-Port (LVTTL side) and the choice of medium (50 mA) or high (100 mA) drive on the B-Port (GTLP side). This offers flexibility in matching the device to backplane length, slot spacing and termination resistance.

Signal Integrity–TI-OPC™— Overshoot pro- tection circuitry was designed specifically for the GTLP family and incorporated into the GTLP outputs. TI-OPC actively clamps any overshoots that are caused by improperly terminated backplanes, unevenly distributed cards or empty slots. OEC on the rising and falling edge of the GTLP outputs reduces line reflections and extra EMI, improving overall signal integrity.

True Live Insertion — GTLP backplane drivers allow for Level 3 isolation and true live- insertion capability. Level 1 isolation, partial power-down: IOFF circuitry within the device prevents damage by limiting the current flowing from an energized bus when the device VCC goes to zero. Level 2 isolation, hot insertion: both IOFF and power-up 3-state (PU3S) circuitry allow insertion or removal of a board into a backplane without powering

down the host system and without suspending signaling. Level 3 isolation, live insertion: for live insertion both IOFF and PU3S circuitry are needed and the board I/Os must be precharged to mid-swing levels prior to connector insertion/ removal.

Secondary

Compatibility — GTLP provides an easy migration path from traditional backplane logic like ABT, FCT, LVT, ALVT, LVC and FB+.

Portfolio — TI offers the broadest GTLP portfolio in the industry, with both high-drive (100 mA) and medium-drive (50 mA) devices.

Packaging — TI offers GTLP in a low-profile, fine-pitch BGA package (LFBGA) and in a quad flat no-lead package (QFN) for higher performance and the ultimate reduction in board-space requirements.

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†Unloaded backplane trace natural impedance (Z0) is 45 Ω to 60 Ω, with 60 Ω being ideal. ¥ Card stub natural impedance (Z0) is 60 Ω.

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