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    HOLTEK Crystal Application Note

    OSC : Crystal Oscillator

    1. Overview

    2. Application Circuit Diagram

    3. Electrical Specification

    4. Design Consideration

    Last Updated : March 08, 1999 02:40 PM

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    HOLTEK Crystal Application Note

    1. Overview

    The crystal oscillator cells and their corresponding specification are listed in TABLE1. The following describes the notation for configurin crystal oscillator circuit using

    oscillator cells.

    TABLE 1: OSCILLATOR CELL SPECIFICATIONS

    Cell name Frequency

    (MHz)

    Stop

    Control

    Internal

    Feedback Resistor

    Logic Symbol

    OSCOL3 0.032 1 yes no Type A

    OSCOM3 1 50 yes no Type A

    OSCOH3 20 125 yes no Type A

    OSCOL1 0.032 1 no no Type B

    OSCOM1 1 50 no no Type B

    OSCOH1 20 125 no no Type B

    OSCOM5 1 50 yes yes Type C

    OSCOH5 20 125 yes yes Type C

    OSCOM4 1 50 no yes Type D

    OSCOH4 20 125 no yes Type D

    Note:XSCOL3 is same as OSCOL3. The others are the same.

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    Type A Type C

    Type B Type D

    Figure 1: 4 types of logic symbol of the OSC cells

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    2. Application Circuit DiagramFIG 2. Show examples of application circuit of crystal oscillator cells with built-in

    feedback resistor. Oscillator cells which are used, should correspond to the frequencyrequired. And it is nessary that at least two cells : OSCI and OSCOXX must

    be used in a design. The circuit constraints and electrical characteristics greatly

    depend on the crystal oscillator used. And packing conditions on the printed circuit

    board. Consult the crystal oscillator supplier for detail.

    FIGURE 2: Application Circuit for OSC with internal resistor.

    (OSCOM4, OSCOH4, OSCOM5, OSCOH5,

    XSCOM4, XSCOH4, XSXOM5 and XSCOH5)

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    HOLTEK Crystal Application NoteFIG 3. Show examples of application circuit of crystal oscillator cells with external

    feedback resistor. The external component valuse are recommended as listed in

    Table 2. When designing a system the unstable period which is found on oscillation

    starting time or oscillation stopping time should be taken into account.

    FIGURE 3: Application Circuit for OSC without internal resistor.

    (OSCOL1, OSCOM1, OSCOH1, OSCOL3, OSCOM3, OSCOH3,

    XSCOL1, XSCOM1, XSCOH1, XSCOL3, XSCOM3, XSCOH3)

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    TABLE 2: OSCILLATOR EXTERNAL COMPONENT VALUS

    Cell Name CrystalOscillator

    Frequency

    Feedback

    Resistor (Rfb)

    External

    Capacitor(C1,C2)

    Oscillation

    Starting time

    OSCOL1,3(XSCOL1,3) 32KHz

    100K ~ 1MHz

    10M

    1K < X < 1M

    10 ~ 30 pf

    10 ~ 30 pf

    < 200ms

    don t care

    OSCOM1,3 1M ~ 20MHz

    20M ~ 50MHz

    1M

    1K< X

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    < 5ms

    don t care

    OSCOH1,3 20M ~ 40MHz

    40M ~ 70MHz

    70M ~ 125MHz

    1M< X

    1K ~ 5K

    1K< X

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    < 3ms

    don t care

    don t care

    OSCOM4,5

    ( internal resistor 100K)

    1M ~ 20MHz

    20M ~ 50MHz

    None

    1K< X (don t care)

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    < 5ms

    don t care

    OSCOH4,5

    ( internal resistor 100K)

    1M ~ 40MHz

    40M ~ 70MHz

    70M ~ 125MHz

    None

    5K

    1K

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    10 ~ 20 pf

    < 5ms

    < 3ms

    don t care

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    3. Electrical Specification

    The IO pin, as O pin, should be treated as CMOS level during logic simulation.TABLE 3 shows the electrical specification of the HOLTEK oscillator cells under

    some typical frequency. Contact HOLTEK Application Engineering for additional

    information on circuit values and performance.

    TABLE 3: OSCILLATOR CELL ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION

    (VCC=5V, Room Temperature, Typical Process )

    Parameter Symbol Condition Typical Unit

    OSCOL1&3 oscillation starting voltage VSTA 32Khz 1.8 V

    oscillation holding voltage VHOLD 32Khz 1.3 V

    supply current IDD 32Khz 10 uA

    oscillation starting time TSTA 200 ms

    OSCOM1,3,4,5 oscillation starting voltage VSTA 10Mhz 1.7 V

    20Mhz 1.8 V

    oscillation holding voltage VHOLD 10Mhz 1.4 V

    20Mhz 1.6 V

    supply current IDD 10Mhz 4 mA

    20Mhz 10 mA

    oscillation starting time TSTA 5 ms

    OSCOH1,3,4,5 oscillation starting voltage VSTA 30Mhz 1.8 V

    40Mhz 1.9 V

    oscillation holding voltage VHOLD 30Mhz 1.5 V

    40Mhz 1.6 V

    supply current IDD 30Mhz 18 mA

    40Mhz 25 mA

    oscillation starting time TSTA 3 ms

    OSCOM4&5 .Internal Feedback resistance Rint 170 Kohm

    OSCOH4&5 Internal Feedback resistance Rint 170 Kohm

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    4. Design Consideration

    HOLTEKrecommend the following oscillator design consideration and guidelines

    both in IC level and board level :

    1. Arrange the pins to position the oscillator pins next to the VCC or GND pins.

    Preferred positions of the pins that next to the oscillator pins also include :

    the pin that is normally wired to a high or low level, the pin that is rarely

    toggled and has a low impedance driving source, like reset pin.

    2. Assign oscillator input and output pins as close as possible to minimize

    straycapacitance and inductance.

    3. Place the crystal as close as possible to the IC s oscillator pins to minimize

    stray capacitance and inductance.

    4. Power supply decoupling capacitor will give a more clean VCC to the

    oscillator cells

    5. Dedicated VCC, GND pins for high frequency oscillator cells are recommended.