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40 GHz Divide-by-1-to-127 Programmable  
Integer Divider  

40 GHz Divide-by-1-to-127 Programmable Integer Divider  
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Revision History  
The revision history describes the changes that were implemented in the document. The changes  
are listed by revision, starting with the most current publication.  
1.1  
1.2  
Revision 1.0  
Revision 1.0 was published in February 2017. It was the first publication of this document.  
Revision 2.0  
Revision 2.0 was published in April 2020. The Electrical Characteristics table was updated.  
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Product Overview  
The UXN40M7K is a highly programmable integer divider covering all integer divide ratios between 1  
and 127. The device features single-ended or differential inputs and outputs. Parallel control inputs  
are CMOS and LVTTL compatible for ease of system integration. The UXN40M7K is packaged in a 24-  
pin, 4 mm × 4 mm leadless ceramic surface mount package, shown in the following figure  
(dimensions are in millimeters).  
Figure 1
 
UXN40M7K Package Outline  
2.1  
2.2  
Applications  
The UXN40M7K can be used as a general purpose, highly configurable divider in a variety of high-  
frequency synthesizer applications. Fast switching combined with a wide range of divide ratios make  
the UXN40M7K an excellent choice for fractional-N and integer-N phase-locked loops. Fractional  
division may be achieved by applying a sequence to the divider control lines, such as a delta-sigma  
modulated sequence.  
Key Features  
The following are the key features of the UXN40M7K device:  
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Wide operating range: 0.5 GHz–40 GHz  
Contiguous divide ratios: 1 to 127  
Large output swings: >600 mVpp/side  
Single-ended and/or differential drive  
Small size: 4 mm × 4 mm  
Parallel control lines  
Low SSB phase noise: –153 dBc at 10 kHz offset  
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Electrical Specifications  
This section details the electrical specifications of the UXN40M7K device.  
3.1  
Electrical Characteristics  
The following table shows the electrical characteristics of the UXN40M7K device at 25 °C, where  
V

CC

= 3.3 V, I

CC

= 230 mA, and Z

O

= 50
Ω
.  
Table 1
 
Electrical Characteristics  
Parameter  
F

IN

(GHz)  
P

IN

(dBm)  
P

OUT

(dBm)  
P

DC

(W)  
Description  
Min  
Typ  
Max  
50  
Input frequency  
0.5  
Input power  
0
10  
Output power  
2.00  
0.75  
26  
DC power dissipation  
Junction-case thermal resistance  
θ

JC

(°C/W)  
3.2  
Functional Block Diagram  
The following drawing shows the functional blocks of the UXN40M7K device.  
Figure 2
 
Functional Block Diagram  
3.3  
Pin Descriptions  
The following table shows the pin descriptions of the UXN40M7K device.  
Table 2
 
Pin Descriptions  
Pin Name  
Description  
Notes  
1
IN

P  

Divider input, positive terminal  
Divider input, negative terminal  
Divider output, positive terminal  
Divider output, positive terminal  
CML signal levels  
CML signal levels  
CML signal levels  
CML signal levels  
1
IN

N  

OUT

P  

OUT

N  

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Pin Name  
R0–R6  
V

CC  

Description  
Notes  
Divider modulus control (R6 = MSB)  
3.3 V at 230 mA  
CMOS levels default to logic 0  
Positive supply voltage  
The paddle is floating  
V

EE  

RC and DC ground  
1
V

CM  

Common mode input  
1. IN

P

, IN

N

, and V

CM

require coupling capacitors at the inputs, with V

CM

’s capacitor going to ground.  
Use the following equation to find the divider modulus, where setting all bits to 0 results in N = 1.  
Divider Modulus = N = P

0

∙ 2

0

+ P

1

∙ 2

1

+ P

2

∙ 2

2

+ … + P

6

∙ 2

6

for 1
≤ N ≤
127  
3.4  
CMOS Levels  
The following table shows the CMOS levels for control lines R0-R8 of the UXN40M7K device.  
Table 3
 
CMOS Levels for Control Lines R0-R8  
Logic Level  
Minimum  
3.6  
Typical  
V
Supply voltage (V

CC

-V

EE

)  
RF input power (IN

P

, IN

N

)  
Operating temperature  
Storage temperature  
Junction temperature  
10  
dBm  
°C  
–40 to 85  
–85 to 125  
125  
°C  
°C  
The following table shows the CMOS levels for control lines R0-R8 of the UXN40M7K device.  
Table 4
 
CMOS Levels for Control Lines R0-R8  
Logic State (P

i

)  
1 (high)  
Minimum  
V

CC

– 1.3 V  
V

EE  

Typical  
V

CC  

Maximum  
V

CC  

0 (low)  
V

EE  

V

EE

+ 0.8 V  
3.5  
Simplified Control Logic Schematic  
The following drawing shows the simplified control logic schematic of the UXN40M7K device.  
Figure 3
 
Simplified Control Logic Schematic  
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3.6  
Typical Performance Plots  
This section details the typical performance plots of the UXN40M7K device.  
Figure 4
 
Min/Max Single-Ended Input Power  
Input Sensitivity Window  
Figure 5
 
Divide-by-8 Output Power,  
3rd Harmonic, and Input Feed Through  
Figure 7
 
Static Divide-by-127 Configuration  
Figure 9
 
Fundamental Feed Through  
Figure 6
 
Static Divide-by-80 Configuration  
Figure 8
 
Output Amplitude vs. Frequency  
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Sensitivity Window vs.  
Supply Voltage  
Figure 11
 
Sensitivity Window vs.  
Temperature  
Figure 12
 
S-Parameters S11  
Figure 13
 
S-Parameters S12  
Figure 14
 
S-Parameters S21  
Figure 15
 
S-Parameters S22  
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Pin Definition and Package Outline  
The UXN40M7K is packaged in a 24-pin, 4 mm × 4 mm leadless ceramic surface mount package.  
4.1  
Pin Definition  
The following table shows the pin definitions for the UXN40M7K device.  
Table 5
 
Pin Definitions  
Pin  
Function  
Notes  
1 (R1)  
2 (R0)  
Divide modulus control  
Divide modulus control (LSB)  
RF and DC ground  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
0 V  
3, 8, 9, 12,  
17 (VEE)  
4 (INP)  
5 (INN)  
6 (VCM)  
Divider input  
Positive terminal of differential input  
Negative terminal of differential input  
Refer to functional block diagram  
Nominally +3.3 V  
Divider input  
Common mode input  
7, 10, 11, 13,
 
Positive supply voltage  
16, 19 (VCC)  
14 (OUTP)  
15 (OUTN)  
18 (VADJ)  
20 (R6)  
Divider output  
Positive terminal of differential output  
Negative terminal of differential output  
Tie to VCC for maximum swing  
Divider output  
Output amplitude control  
Divide modulus control (MSB)  
Divide modulus control  
Divide modulus control  
Divide modulus control  
Divide modulus control  
Package paddle  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Defaults to logic 0, connect to V

CC

for logic 1  
Tie to heat sink  
21 (R5)  
22 (R4)  
23 (R3)  
24 (R2)  
Paddle  
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Package Outline  
The following drawing shows the physical characteristics of the UXN40M7K device.  
Figure 16
 
Package Outline  
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Application Notes  
5.1  
Low-Frequency Operation  
Low-frequency operation is limited by external coupling capacitors and the slew rate of the input  
clock. The next paragraph shows the calculations for the capacitors. Sine-wave inputs are limited to  
roughly 500 MHz.  
The values of the coupling capacitors for the high-speed inputs and outputs (I/Os) are determined by  
the lowest IC operation frequency.  
1
C
≫  
2
∙ ꢀ ∙
 
50
ꢁ ∙
 
ꢂ  
ꢃꢄꢅꢆꢇꢈ  
For example, to use the device below 1 GHz, coupling capacitors should be larger than 3 pF.  
5.2  
5.3  
IC Assembly  
The device is designed to operate with either single-ended or differential inputs. The supply should  
be capacitively bypassed to ground to provide a good AC ground over the frequency range of  
interest. RF I/Os should be AC-coupled through the series capacitors. The backside of the chip  
should be connected to a good thermal heat sink.  
ESD Sensitivity  
Although SiGe ICs have robust ESD sensitivities, preventative ESD measures should be taken while  
storing, handling, and assembling.  
Inputs are more ESD susceptible because they could expose the base of a BJT. All control inputs are  
protected with ESD diodes. These inputs should withstand voltage spikes up to 400 V.  
5.4  
Differential vs. Single-Ended  
The UXN40M7K is fully differential to maximize signal-to-noise ratios for high-speed operation. The  
high-speed outputs are terminated to V

CC

with on-chip 75
Ω
resistors. The maximum DC voltage on  
either of the output terminals must be limited to V

CC

± 1 V to prevent damaging the termination  
resistors with excessive current.  
The outputs require a DC return path capable of handling approximately 24 mA per side with V

ADJ

set  
to V

CC

. With AC coupling on the output, a bias tee circuit (for example, s

is  
recommended for the fastest operation with maximum swing. The value of the capacitor should be  
large enough to pass the lowest frequencies of interest. The discrete R/L/C elements should be  
resonance free up to the maximum frequency of operation for broadband applications.  
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Bias Tee Circuit  
The high-speed inputs are terminated to an internal reference voltage (V

REF

) set by a resistive divider  
between V

CC

and V

EE

. For V

CC

= 3.3. V and V

EE

tied to ground, the nominal value of V

REF

is 1.9 V, and  
equivalent impedance from V

REF

is approximately 800
Ω
. It is recommended that DC voltage on any  
of the input terminals be maintained between a minimum of V

EE

– 1 V and a maximum of V

CC

+ 1 V.  
Note:
A potential oscillation mechanism exists if both inputs are static and have identical DC voltages—a small  
DC offset on either input is sufficient to prevent possible oscillations. Connecting a 10k
Ω
resistor between  
the unused input and V

EE

should provide sufficient offset to prevent oscillation.  
The UXN40M7K device can also be used in single-ended applications. All unused ports should be  
terminated with the same loading as the ports being used.  
The following diagram shows AC coupling with a positive supply.  
Figure 18
 
Positive Supply (AC Coupling)  
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5.5  
Duty Cycle  
The UXN40M7K output duty cycle varies between 33% and 66% as a function of the divide ratio, N.  
When N is a power of 2, the duty cycle is exactly 50%. As N deviates from a power of 2, so too does  
the duty cycle deviate from 50%. For example, N = 64 has 50% duty cycle, N = 60 has 47% duty cycle,  
and N = 56 has 43% duty cycle.  
The following equations calculate pulse width and duty cycle as a function of N, for any integer N  
from 2 to 127.  
N
3
ꢖ
ꢗ
+1ꢘ  
floor�log2  
(
)
ꢉꢊꢋꢌꢍ ꢎꢏꢐꢑℎ
 
ꢏꢒꢓꢊꢑ ꢔꢕꢔꢋꢍꢌ
 
= N– 2  
ꢉꢊꢋꢌꢍ ꢎꢏꢐꢑℎ  
ꢙꢏꢚꢏꢐꢍ ꢛꢜꢑꢏꢝ  
(
)
ꢙꢊꢑꢕ ꢔꢕꢔꢋꢍ
 
1% =  
× 100%  
The following illustration shows the period–pulse width relationship for the UXN40M7K device.  
Figure 19
 
Period–Pulse Width Relationship  
The following table shows the pulse width and duty cycle for N from 2 to 16 for the UXN40M7K  
device.  
Table 6
 
Duty Cycle Summary  
Divide Ratio  
Pulse Width (Input Cycles)  
Duty Cycle (%)  
2
1
1
2
3
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
5
6
7
8
50  
33  
50  
60  
33  
43  
50  
55  
60  
63  
33  
38  
43  
47  
50  
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
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The following graph shows the duty cycle versus divide ratio for N = 1 to 127 for the UXN40M7K  
device.  
Figure 20
 
Duty Cycle vs. Divide Ratio  
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Ordering Information  
The following table shows the ordering information for the UXN40M7K device.  
Table 7
 
Ordering Information  
Part Number  
Package  
UXN40M7K  
24-pin ceramic leadless surface mount package  
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