NCN49597 [ONSEMI]
Power Line Carrier Modem; 电力线载波调制解调器型号: | NCN49597 |
厂家: | ONSEMI |
描述: | Power Line Carrier Modem |
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NCN49597
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Power Line Carrier Modem
ON Semiconductor’s NCN49597 is an IEC 61334−5−1 compliant
power line carrier modem using spread−FSK (S−FSK) modulation for
robust low data rate communication over power lines. NCN49597 is
built around an ARM processor core, and includes the MAC layer.
With this robust modulation technique, signals on the power lines can
pass long distances. The half−duplex operation is automatically
synchronized to the mains, and can be up to 4800 bits/sec.
The product configuration is done via its serial interface, which
allows the user to concentrate on the development of the application.
The NCN49597 is implemented in ON Semiconductor mixed signal
technology, combining both analog circuitry and digital functionality
on the same IC.
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QFN52 8x8, 0.5P
CASE 485M
Features
• Power Line Carrier Modem for 50 and 60 Hz Mains
• Fully compliant to IEC 61334−5−1 and CENELEC EN 50065−1
• Complete Handling of Protocol Layers Physical to MAC
• Programmable Carrier Frequencies in CENELEC A-Band from 9 to
95 kHz; B−Band from 95 to 125 kHz, in 10 Hz Steps
• Half Duplex
MARKING DIAGRAMS
52
1
ARM
ON
• Data Rate Selectable:
300 – 600 – 1200 − 2400 – 4800 baud (@ 50 Hz)
360 – 720 – 1440 − 2880 – 5760 baud (@ 60 Hz)
• Synchronization on Mains
• Repetition Algorithm Boost the Robustness of Communication
• SCI Port to Application Microcontroller
• SCI Baudrate Selectable: 9.6 – 19.2 – 38.4 − 115.2 kb
• Power Supply 3.3 V
• Ambient Temperature Range: −40°C to +80°C
• These Devices are Pb−Free and are RoHS Compliant*
XXXXYZZ
NCN 49597
C597−901
e3
XXXX = Date Code
Y
= Plant Identifier
ZZ
= Traceability Code
ORDERING INFORMATION
See detailed ordering and shipping information in the package
dimensions section on page 27 of this data sheet.
Typical Applications
• ARM: Automated Remote Meter Reading
• Remote Security Control
• Streetlight Control
• Transmission of Alerts (Fire, Gas Leak, Water Leak)
*For additional information on our Pb−Free strategy and soldering details, please
download the ON Semiconductor Soldering and Mounting Techniques
Reference Manual, SOLDERRM/D.
This document contains information on a product under development. ON Semiconductor
reserves the right to change or discontinue this product without notice.
© Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC, 2011
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Publication Order Number:
December, 2011 − Rev. P0
NCN49597/D
NCN49597
APPLICATION
Application Example
3V3_A
3V3_D
C8
R6
C6
R8
R7
C17
C16
12V
3V3_D
U1
C9
C7
R12
12V
VCC
T_REQ
U2
−B
Vuc
19
OutA
D1
C3
6
12
5
7
MAINS
R4
C4
TXD
RXD
Appli
&
Metering
mC
R5
TX_OUT
4
R10
−A
8
NCS5650
OutB
9
3
+A
D2
BR0
10
11
1
13
2
20
14
15
Vcom
+B
Rlim
BR1
3V3_D
VEE
C10
GNDuC
Vwarn
R9
RESB
R14
C5
PC20111120 .1
NCN49597
C11
Tr
TX_ENB
RX_OUT
R2
C1
1:2
C2
R3
D3
VDD1V8
SEN
RX_IN
REF_OUT
ZC_IN
D4
R1
CDREF
C15
3V3_A
D5
R11
EXT_CLK_E
C12
Y1
C13
C14
Figure 1. Typical Application for the NCN49597S−FSK Modem
Figure 1 shows an S−FSK PLC modem build around
NCN49597. For synchronization the line frequency is
The filter components are tuned for a space and mark
frequency of 63.3 and 74 kHz respectively. The output of the
coupled in via a 1 MW resistor. The Schottky diode pair D
amplifier is coupled via a DC blocking capacitor C to a 2:1
5
10
clamps the voltage within the input range of the zero cross
detector. In the receive path a 2 order high pass filter
pulse transformer Tr. The secondary of this transformer is
nd
coupled to the mains via a high voltage capacitor C . High
11
blocks the mains frequency. The corner point defined by C ,
energetic transients from the mains are clamped by the
1
C , R and R is designed at 10 kHz. In the transmit path a
protection diode combination D , D together with D , D .
Because the mains is not galvanic isolated care needs to be
taken when interfacing to a microcontroller or a PC!
2
1
2
3 4 1 2
th
3
order low pass filter build around the NCS5650 power
nd
rd
operational amplifier suppresses the 2 and 3 harmonics
to be in line with the CENELEC EN 50065−1 specification.
Table 1. EXTERNAL COMPONENTS LIST AND DESCRIPTION
Component
C , C
Function − Remark
High pass receive filter
; V decoupling cap − ceramic
Typ Value
Tolerance
10%
Unit
nF
mF
nF
nF
pF
pF
pF
mF
1.5
1
1
2
C , C
V
−20 +80%
−20 +80%
20%
5
DREF
REF_OUT
REF_OUT
C , C , C , C
17
Decoupling block capacitor
TX_OUT coupling capacitor
Low pass transmit filter
100
470
470
68
7
9
16
C
C
C
C
3
10%
4
6
8
Low pass transmit filter
10%
Low pass transmit filter
3
10%
C
TX coupling cap; 1 A rms ripple @ 70 kHz
10
20%
10
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Table 1. EXTERNAL COMPONENTS LIST AND DESCRIPTION
Component
Function − Remark
High Voltage coupling capacitor; 630 V
Zero Cross noise suppression
X−tal load capacitor
Typ Value
Tolerance
20%
20%
20%
−20 +80%
1%
Unit
nF
pF
pF
mF
kW
kW
kW
kW
kW
kW
W
C
11
C
12
220
100
C
, C
22
13
14
C
Decoupling block capacitor 1.8 V internal supply
High pass receive filter
1
15
R
22
1
2
R
High pass receive filter
11
1%
R , R , R R
12, 13
High pass receive filter; Alarm current ; Pull up
Low pass transmit filter
10
1%
3
9
R
R
R
R
R
3,3
1%
4
5
6
7
8
Low pass transmit filter
10
1%
Low pass transmit filter
8,2
1%
Low pass transmit filter
500
3
1%
Low pass transmit filter
1%
kW
W
R
TX Coupling resistor ; 0.5 W
Zero Cross coupling HiV
0,47
1%
10
11
R
1
5%
MW
D , D
High current Schottky Clamp diodes
TVS diodes
MBRA430
P6SMB6.8AT3G
BAS70−04
48 MHz
1
2
D , D
3
4
D
Double low current Schottky clamp diode
X−tal
5
Y1
Tr
2:1 Pulse transformer
U1
U2
PLC modem
NCN49597
NCS5650
Power Operational Amplifier
Table 2. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Rating
Symbol
Min
Max
Unit
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS SUPPLY
Power Supply Pins VDD, VDDA, VSS, VSSA
Absolute max. digital power supply
Absolute max. analog power supply
V
V
− 0.3
3.9
3.9
V
V
DD_ABSM
SS
V
V
−
DDA_ABSM
SSA
0.3
Absolute max. difference between digital and analog power supply
Absolute max. difference between digital and analog ground
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS NON 5V SAFE PINS
V
− V
− V
−0.3
−0.3
0.3
0.3
V
V
DD
DDA_ABSM
V
SS
SSA_ABSM
Non 5V Safe Pins: TX_OUT, ALC_IN, RX_IN, RX_OUT, REF_OUT, ZC_IN, XIN, XOUT, TDO, TDI, TCK, TMS, TRSTB, TEST
Absolute maximum input for normal digital inputs and analog inputs
Absolute maximum voltage at any output pin
V
V
SS
V
SS
− 0.3
− 0.3
V
DD
V
DD
+ 0.3
+ 0.3
V
V
IN_ABSM
V
OUT_ABSM
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS 5V SAFE PINS
5V Safe Pins: TX_ENB, TXD, RXD, BR0, BR1, IO3 .. IO11, RESB
Absolute maximum input for digital 5V safe inputs
Absolute maximum voltage at 5V safe output pin
V
V
V
− 0.3
− 0.3
6.0
3.9
V
V
5VS_ABSM
SS
V
OUT5V_ABSM
SS
Stresses exceeding Maximum Ratings may damage the device. Maximum Ratings are stress ratings only. Functional operation above the
Recommended Operating Conditions is not implied. Extended exposure to stresses above the Recommended Operating Conditions may affect
device reliability.
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Normal Operating Conditions
Operating ranges define the limits for functional operation and parametric characteristics of the device as described in the
Normal Operating Conditions section and for the reliability specifications as listed in Detailed Hardware Description section.
Functionality outside these limits is not implied.
Total cumulative dwell time outside the normal power supply voltage range or the ambient temperature under bias, must be
less than 0.1% of the useful life as defined in Detailed Hardware Description section.
Table 3. OPERATING RANGES
Rating
Symbol
Min
3.0
Max
3.6
80
Unit
V
Power supply voltage range
Ambient Temperature
V
DD
T
A
−25
−40
°C
°C
Extended Ambient Temperature on special request
T
A
80
PIN DESCRIPTION
QFN Packaging
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
NC
NC
TX_EN
TEST
RES
IO11
CRC
BR0
BR1
SEN
T_REQ
CSB
SDO
M50Hz_IN
NC
IO3
IO4
IO5
IO0/RX_DATA
TDO
AMIS49597
TDI
TCK
TMS
TRST
IO6
10
11
12
13
IO7
Figure 2. QFN Pin−out of NCN49597 (Top view)
Table 4. NCN49597QFN PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
Pin Name
ZC_IN
I/O
In
Type
A
Description
1
50/60 Hz input for mains zero cross detection
General Purpose I/O
3..5, 12..15,
23, 34
IO3 .. IO11
In/Out
D, 5V Safe
6
7
RX_DATA
TDO
Out
Out
In
D, 5V Safe
D, 5V Safe
D, 5V Safe
D, 5V Safe
D, 5V Safe
D, 5V Safe
Data reception indication (open drain output)
Test data output
8
TDI
Test data input (internal pull down)
Test clock (internal pull down)
9
TCK
In
10
11
TMS
In
Test mode select (internal pull down)
Test reset bar (internal pull down, active low)
TRSTB
In
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Table 4. NCN49597QFN PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Type
Description
16
TXD/PRES
Out
D, 5V Safe
Output of transmitted data (TXD) or PRE_SLOT signal
(PRES)
17
18
XIN
In
A
A
Xtal input (can be driven by an internal clock)
XOUT
Out
Xtal output (output floating when XIN driven by external
clock)
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
35
36
37
42
43
46
47
48
49
51
VDD1V8
VSS
P
1V8 regulator output. Foresee a decoupling capacitor
Digital ground
P
VDD
P
3.3V digital supply
TXD
Out
In
D, 5V Safe
SCI transmit output (open drain)
SCI receive input (Schmitt trigger output)
SPI interface external Flash
RXD
D, 5V Safe
SCK
Out
In
D
SDI
D
SPI interface external Flash
SDO
Out
In
D
SPI interface external Flash
CSB
D
SPI interface external Flash
T_REQ
SEN
In
D, 5V Safe
Transmit Request input
In
D
Boot option
BR1
In
D, 5V Safe
SCI baud rate selection
BR0
In
D, 5V Safe
SCI baud rate selection
CRC
Out
In
D, 5V Safe
Correct frame CRC indication (open drain output)
Master reset bar (Schmitt trigger input, active low)
Hardware Test enable (internal pull down)
TX enable bar (open drain)
RESB
TEST
TX_ENB
TX_OUT
ALC_IN
VDDA
VSSA
RX_OUT
RX_IN
REF_OUT
NC
D, 5V Safe
In
D
Out
Out
In
D, 5V Safe
A
A
P
P
A
A
A
Transmitter output
Automatic level control input
3.3V analog supply
Analog ground
Out
In
Output of receiver low noise operational amplifier
Positive input of receiver low noise operational amplifier
Reference output for stabilization
Out
2, 38..41, 44,
45,50, 52
Pins 2, 38..41, 44, 45, 50, 52 are not connected. These
pins need to be left open or connected to the GND plane.
P:
A:
D:
Power pin
5V Safe:
IO that support the presence of 5V on bus line
Analog pin
Digital pin
Out:
In:
Output signal
Input signal
Detailed Pin Description
VDDA
REF_OUT
VDDA is the positive analog supply pin. Nominal voltage
REF_OUT is the analog output pin which provides the
voltage reference used by the A/D converter. This pin must
be decoupled to the analog ground by a 1 mF ceramic
is 3.3 V. A ceramic decoupling capacitor C = 100 nF must
DA
be placed between this pin and the VSSA. Connection path
of this capacitance to the VSSA on the PCB should be kept
as short as possible in order to minimize the serial resistance.
capacitance C . The connection path of this capacitor to
DREF
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the VSSA on the PCB should be kept as short as possible in
order to minimize the serial resistance.
This information is used, after filtering with the internal
PLL, to synchronize frames with the mains frequency. In
case of direct connection to the mains it is advised to use a
series resistor of 1 MW in combination with two external
clamp diodes in order to limit the current flowing through
the internal protection diodes.
VSSA
VSSA is the analog ground supply pin.
VDD
VDD is the 3.3 V digital supply pin. A ceramic decoupling
RX_DATA
capacitor C = 100 nF must be placed between this pin and
DD
RX_DATA is a 5 V compliant open drain output. An
external pull−up resistor defines the logic high level as
illustrated in Figure 4. A typical value for the pull−up
resistance “R” is 10 kW. The signal on this output depends
on the status of the data reception. If NCN49597waits for
configuration RX_DATA outputs a pulse train with a 10 Hz
frequency. After Synchronization Confirm Time out
the VSS. Connection path of this capacitance to the VSS on
the PCB should be kept as short as possible in order to
minimize the serial resistance.
VSS
VSS is the digital ground supply pin.
RX_DATA
=
0. If NCN49597is searching for
synchronization RX_DATA = 1.
+5V
R
Output
VSSD
PC20090722.2
Figure 3: Recommended Layout of the Placement of
Decoupling Capacitors
Figure 4. Representation of 5V Safe Output
TDO, TDI, TCK, TMS, and TRSTB
VDD1V8
All these pins are part of the JTAG bus interface. The
JTAG interface is used during production test of the IC and
will not be described here. Input pins (TDI, TCK, TMS, and
TRSTB) contain internal pull−down resistance. TDO is an
output. When not used, the JTAG interface pins may be left
floating.
This is an additional power supply pin to decouple an
internal LDO regulator. The decoupling capacitor should be
placed as close as possible to this output pin as illustrated in
Figure 4.
RX_OUT
RX_OUT is the output analog pin of the receiver low
noise input op−amp. This op−amp is in a negative feedback
configuration.
TXD/PRES
TXD/PRES is the output for either the transmitting data
(TX_DATA) or a synchronization signal with the time−slots
(PRE_SLOT). TXD/PRES. More information can be found
in paragraph Local Port.
RX_IN
RX_IN is the positive analog input pin of the receiver low
noise input op−amp. Together with RX_OUT and
REF_OUT, an active high pass filter is realized. This filter
removes the main frequency (50 or 60 Hz) from the received
signal. The filter characteristics are determined by external
capacitors and resistors. A typical application schematic can
be found in paragraph 50/60 Hz Suppression Filter.
XIN
XIN is the analog input pin of the oscillator. It is connected
to the interval oscillator inverter gain stage. The clock signal
can be created either internally with the external crystal and
two capacitors or by connecting an external clock signal to
XIN. For the internal generation case, the two external
capacitors and crystal are placed as shown in Figure 5. For
the external clock connection, the signal is connected to XIN
and XOUT is left unused.
ZC_IN
ZC_IN is the mains frequency analog input pin. The signal
is used to detect the zero cross of the 50 or 60 Hz sine wave.
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account after a reset, hardware or software. Modification of
the baud rate during function is not possible. BR0 and BR1
are 5 V safe.
CRC
XTAL_IN
XTAL_OUT
PC20111118.1
CRC is a 5 V compliant open drain output. An external
pull−up resistor defines the logic high level as illustrated in
Figure 4. A typical value for this pull−up resistance “R” is
10 kW. The signal on this output depends on the cyclic
redundancy code result of the received frame. If the cyclic
redundancy code is correct CRC = H during the pause
between two time slots.
48 MHz
CX
CX
VSSA
Figure 5. Placement of the Capacitors and Crystal
with Clock Signal Generated Internally
RESB
RESB is a digital input pin. It is used to perform a
hardware reset of the NCN49597. This pin supports a 5 V
voltage level. The reset is active when the signal is low
(0 V).
The crystal is a classical parallel resonance crystal of
48 MHz. The values of the capacitors C are given by the
X
manufacturer of the crystal. A typical value is 36 pF. The
crystal has to fulfill impedance characteristics specified in
the NCN49597data sheet. As an oscillator is sensitive and
precise, it is advised to put the crystal as close as possible on
the board and to ground the case.
TEST
TEST is a digital input pin with internal pull down resistor
used to enable the Hardware Test Mode of the chip. When
TEST is left open or forced to ground Normal Mode is
enabled. When TEST is forced to VDD the Hardware Test
Mode is enabled. This mode is used during production test
of the IC and will not be described here. TEST pin is not 5 V
safe.
XOUT
XOUT is the analog output pin of the oscillator. When the
clock signal is provided from an external generator, this
output must be floating. When working with a crystal, this
pin cannot be used directly as clock output because no
additional loading is allowed on the pin (limited voltage
swing).
TX_ENB
TX_ENB is a digital output pin. It is low when the
transmitter is activated. The signal is available to turn on the
line driver. TX_ENB is a 5 V safe with open drain output,
hence a pull−up resistance is necessary achieve the
requested voltage level associated with a logical one. See
also Figure 4 for reference.
TXD
TXD is the digital output of the asynchronous serial
communication (SCI) unit. Only half−duplex transmission
is supported. It is used to realize the communication between
the NCN49597and the application microcontroller. The
TXD is an open drain IO (5 V safe). External pull−up
resistances (typically 10 kW) are necessary to generate the
5 V level. See Figure 4 for the circuit schematic.
TX_OUT
TX_OUT is the analog output pin of the transmitter. The
provided signal is the S−FSK modulated frames. A filtering
operation must be performed to reduce the second and third
order harmonic distortion. For this purpose an active filter
is suggested. See also paragraph Transmitter Output
TX_OUT.
RXD
This is the digital input of the asynchronous SCI unit.
Only half−duplex transmission is supported. This pin
supports a 5 V level. It is used to realize the communication
between the NCN49597and the application microcontroller.
RXD is a 5 V safe input.
ALC_IN
ALC_IN is the automatic level control analog input pin.
The signal is used to adjust the level of the transmitted
signal. The signal level adaptation is based on the AC
component. The DC level on the ALC_IN pin is fixed
internally to 1.65 V. Comparing the peak voltage of the AC
signal with two internal thresholds does the adaptation of the
gain. Low threshold is fixed to 0.4 V. A value under this
threshold will result in an increase of the gain. The high
threshold is fixed to 0.6 V. A value over this threshold will
result in a decrease of the gain. A serial capacitance is used
to block the DC components. The level adaptation is
performed during the transmission of the first two bits of a
new frame. Eight successive adaptations are performed. See
T_REQ
T_REQ is the transmission request input of the Serial
Communication Interface. When pulled low its initiate a
local communication from the application micro controller
to NCN49597. T_REQ is a 5 V safe input. See also
paragraph Error! Reference source not found..
BR1, BR0
BR0 and BR1 are digital input pins. They are used to select
the baud rate (bits/second) of the Serial Communication
Interface unit. The rate is defined according to Error!
Reference source not found.. The values are taken into
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SCK, SDI, SDO, CSB
These signals from the SPI interface to an optional
external Flash. See Reference 1.
also paragraph Amplifier with Automatic Level Control
(ALC).
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DC and AC Characteristics
Oscillator: Pin XIN, XOUT
In production the actual oscillation of the oscillator and duty cycle will not be tested. The production test will be based on
the static parameters and the inversion from XIN to XOUT in order to guarantee the functionality of the oscillator.
Table 5. OSCILLATOR
Parameter
Crystal frequency
Test Conditions
(Note 1)
Symbol
Min
−100 ppm
40
Typ
Max
+100 ppm
60
Unit
MHz
%
f
48
CLK
Duty cycle with quartz connected
Start−up time
(Note 1)
(Note 1)
T
50
ms
pF
startup
Load capacitance external crystal
Series resistance external crystal
(Note 1)
C
18
40
L
(Note 1)
R
20
80
50
W
S
Maximum Capacitive load on
XOUT
XIN used as clock input
CL
pF
XOUT
Low input threshold voltage
High input threshold voltage
Low output voltage
XIN used as clock input
XIN used as clock input
VIL
0.3 V
V
V
V
XOUT
DD
VIH
0.7 V
DD
XOUT
XIN used as clock input,
XOUT = 2 mA
VOL
0.3
XOUT
High input voltage
XIN used as clock input
VOH
V
DD
− 0.3
V
XOUT
1. Guaranteed by design. Maximum allowed series loss resistance is 80 W
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Zero Cross Detector and 50/60 Hz PLL: Pin ZC_IN
Table 6. ZERO CROSS DETECTOR AND 50/60 HZ PLL
Parameter
Test Conditions
Symbol
Imp
Min
−20
−2
Typ
Max
20
Unit
mA
mA
V
Maximum peak input current
Maximum average input current
Mains voltage (ms) range
ZC_IN
During 1 ms
Imavg
2
ZC_IN
With protection resistor at
ZC_IN
V
MAINS
90
550
Rising threshold level
Falling threshold level
Hysteresis
(Note 2)
VIR
VIF
1.9
V
V
ZC_IN
(Note 2)
0.9
0.4
45
ZC_IN
(Note 2)
VHY
V
ZC_IN
Lock range for 50 Hz (Note 3)
Lock range for 60 Hz (Note 3)
Lock time (Note 3)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (50 Hz)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (60 Hz)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (50 Hz)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (60 Hz)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (50 Hz)
Flock
Flock
Tlock
Tlock
55
66
15
20
0.1
Hz
Hz
s
50Hz
60Hz
50Hz
60Hz
54
Lock time (Note 3)
s
Frequency variation without going
out of lock (Note 3)
DF
Hz/s
60Hz
Frequency variation without going
out of lock (Note 3)
MAINS_FREQ = 0 (60 Hz)
DF
0.1
25
Hz/s
50Hz
Jitter of CHIP_CLK (Note 3)
2. Measured relative to VSS
Jitter
−25
ms
CHIP_CLK
3. These parameters will not be measured in production since the performance is totally dependent of a digital circuit which will be guaranteed
by the digital test patterns.
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Transmitter External Parameters: Pin TX_OUT, ALC_IN, TX_ENB
To guarantee the transmitter external specifications the TX_CLK frequency must be 12 MHz 100 ppm.
Table 7. TRANSMITTER EXTERNAL PARAMETERS
Parameter
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
Maximum peak output level
f
= 23 – 75 kHz
TX_OUT
V
0.85
0.76
1.15
1.22
Vp
TX_OUT
TX_OUT
f
= 95 kHz
Level control at max. output
Second order harmonic distortion
Third order harmonic distortion
f
= 95 kHz
HD2
HD3
−54
−53
30
dB
dB
Hz
pF
kW
TX_OUT
Level control at max. output
f
= 95 kHz
TX_OUT
Level control at max. output
Frequency accuracy of the gener-
ated sine wave
(Notes 4 and 6)
Df
TX_OUT
Capacitive output load at pin
TX_OUT
(Note 4)
(Note 5)
CL
TX_OUT
20
Resistive output load at pin
TX_OUT
RL
TX_OUT
5
Turn off delay of TX_ENB output
Td
0.25
2.9
0.5
3.1
ms
dB
TX_ENB
Automatic level control attenuation
step
ALC
step
Maximum attenuation
ALC
20.3
−0.46
−0.68
111
21.7
−0.36
−0.54
189
dB
V
range
ALC_IN
ALC_IN
ALC_IN
Low threshold level on ALC_IN
High threshold level on ALC_IN
Input impedance of ALC_IN pin
VTL
VTH
V
R
kW
dB
Power supply rejection ration of the
transmitter section
PSRR
10
(Note 7)
35
(Note 8)
TX_OUT
4. This parameter will not be tested in production.
5. This delay corresponds to the internal transmit path delay and will be defined during design.
6. Taking into account the resolution of the DDS and an accuracy of 100ppm of the crystal.
7. A sinusoidal signal of 10 kHz and 100 mVpp is injected between VDDA and VSSA. The digital AD converter generates an idle pattern. The
signal level at TX_OUT is measured to determine the parameter.
8. A sinusoidal signal of 50 Hz and 100 mVpp is injected between VDDA and VSSA. The digital AD converter generates an idle pattern. The
signal level at TX_OUT is measured to determine the parameter.
The LPF filter + amplifier must have a frequency characteristic between the limits listed below. The absolute output level
depends on the operating condition. In production the measurement will be done for relative output levels where the 0 dB
reference value is measured at 50 kHz with a signal amplitude of 100 mV.
Table 8. TRANSMITTER FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS
Attenuation
Min
−0.5
−1.3
−4.5
Max
0.5
Frequency (kHz)
Unit
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
10
95
0.5
130
165
330
660
1000
2000
−2.0
−3.0
−18.0
−36.0
−50
−50
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Receiver External Parameters: Pin RX_IN, RX_OUT, REF_OUT
Table 9. RECEIVER EXTERNAL PARAMETERS
Parameter
Input offset voltage 42 dB
Input offset voltage 0 dB
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
5
Unit
mV
mV
Vp
AGC gain = 42 dB
AGC gain = 0 dB
V
V
OFFS_RX_IN
OFFS_RX_IN
50
Max. peak input voltage (corres-
ponding to 62.5% of the SD full
scale)
AGC gain = 0 dB (Note 9)
V
0.85
1.15
MAX_RX_IN
Input referred noise of the analog
receiver path
AGC gain = 42 dB
(Notes 9 and 10)
NF
150
1
nV/ǠHz
mA
RX_IN
Input leakage current of receiver
input
I
−1
LE_RX_IN
Max. current delivered by
REF_OUT
I
−300
300
mA
Max_REF_OUT
Power supply rejection ratio of the
receiver input section
AGC gain = 42 dB (Note 11)
AGC gain = 42 dB (Note 12)
PSRR
10
35
dB
LPF_OUT
AGC gain step
AGC range
AGC
5.7
6.3
dB
dB
V
step
AGC
39.9
1.52
44.1
1.78
range
Analog ground reference output
voltage
V
REF_OUT
Signal to noise ratio at 62.5 % of
the SD full scale
(Notes 9 and 13)
SN
54
dB
Vp
AD_OUT
Clipping level at the output of the
gain stage (RX_OUT)
V
1.15
1.65
CLIP_AGC_IN
9. Input at RX_IN, no other external components.
10.Characterization data only. Not tested in production.
11. A sinusoidal signal of 10 kHz and 100 mVpp is injected between VDDA and VSSA. The signal level at the differential LPF_OUT and
REF_OUT output is measured to determine the parameter.
12.A sinusoidal signal of 50 Hz and 100 mVpp is injected between VDDA and VSSA. The signal level at the differential LPF_OUT output is
measured to determine the parameter.
13.These parameters will be tested in production with an input signal of 95 kHz and 1 Vp by reading out the digital samples at the point AD_OUT
with the default settings of T_RX_MOD[7], SDMOD_TYP, DEC_TYP, and COR_F_ENA. The AGC gain is switched to 0 dB.
The receive LPF filter + AGC + low noise amplifier must have a frequency characteristic between the limits listed below.
The absolute output level depends on the operating condition.
Table 10. RECEIVER FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS
Attenuation
Min
−0.5
−1.3
−4.5
Max
0.5
Frequency (kHz)
Unit
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
10
95
0.5
130
165
330
660
1000
2000
−2.0
−3.0
−18.0
−36.0
−50
−55
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Power−on−Reset (POR)
Table 11. POWER−ON−RESET
Parameter
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
1.7
1
Typ
Max
Unit
V
POR threshold
V
POR
2.7
Power supply rise time
0 to 3V
T
RPOR
ms
Digital Outputs: TDO, CLK_OUT
Table 12. DIGITAL OUTPUTS: TDO, CLK_OUT
Parameter
Low output voltage
High output voltage
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
V
I
= 4 mA
V
OL
0.4
XOUT
I
= −4 mA
V
OH
0.85 V
DD
V
XOUT
Digital Outputs with Open Drain: TX_ENB, TXD
Table 13. DIGITAL OUTPUTS WITH OPEN DRAIN: TX_ENB, TXD, RX_DATA, CRC, T_REQ
Parameter
Low output voltage
Test Conditions
= 4 mA
Symbol
Min
Typ
Typ
Max
Unit
I
V
OL
0.4
V
XOUT
Digital Inputs: BR0, BR1
Table 14. DIGITAL INPUTS: BR0, BR1
Parameter
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Max
Unit
V
Low input level
V
IL
0.2 V
DD
High input level
0 to 3 V
V
IH
0.8 V
V
DD
Input leakage current
I
−10
10
mA
LEAK
Digital Inputs with Pull Down: TDI, TMS, TCK, TRSTB, TEST
Table 15. DIGITAL INPUTS WITH PULL DOWN: TDI, TMS, TCK, TRSTB, TEST
Parameter
Low input level
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
V
V
0.2 V
IL
IH
DD
High input level
V
0.8 V
7
V
DD
Pull down resistor
(Note 14)
R
50
kW
PU
14.Measured around a bias point of V /2.
DD
Digital Schmitt Trigger Inputs: RXD, RESB
Table 16. DIGITAL SCHMITT TRIGGER INPUTS: RXD, RESB
Parameter
Rising threshold level
Falling threshold level
Input leakage current
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
V
V
T+
0.80 V
DD
V
T−
0.2 V
V
DD
I
−10
10
mA
LEAK
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Current Consumption
Table 17. CURRENT CONSUMPTION
Parameter
Test Conditions
Symbol
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
Current consumption in receive
mode
Current through V and V
I
RX
60
80
mA
DD
DDA
DDA
DDA
(Note 15)
Current consumption in transmit
mode
Current through V and V
I
TX
60
80
4
mA
mA
DD
(Note 15)
Current consumption when RESB
= 0
Current through V and V
I
RESET
DD
(Note 15)
15.f
= 48 MHz.
CLK
INTRODUCTION
General Description
digital. At the back−end side, the interface to the application
is done through a serial interface. The digital processing of
the signal is partitioned between hardwired blocks and a
microprocessor block. The microprocessor is controlled by
firmware. Where timing is most critical, the functions are
implemented with dedicated hardware. For the functions
where the timing is less critical, typically the higher level
functions, the circuit makes use of the ARM microprocessor
core.
The processor runs DSP algorithms and, at the same time,
handles the communication protocol. The communication
protocol, in this application, contains the MAC = Medium
Access Control Layer. The program running on the
microprocessor is stored into ROM. The working data
necessary for the processing is stored in an internal RAM. At
the back−end side the link to the application hardware is
provided by a Serial Communication Interface (SCI). The
SCI is an easy to use serial interface, which allows
communication between an external processor used for the
application software and the NCN49597 modem. The SCI
works on two wires: TXD and RXD. Baud rate is
programmed by setting 2 bits (BR0, BR1).
Because the low protocol layers are handled in the circuit,
the NCN49597 provides an innovative architectural split.
Thanks to this, the user has the benefit of a higher level
interface of the link to the PLC medium. Compared to an
interface at the physical level, the NCN49597 allows faster
development of applications. The user just needs to send the
raw data to the NCN49597 and no longer has to take care of
the protocol detail of the transmission over the specific
medium. This last part represents usually 50% of the
software development costs.
The NCN49597 is a single chip half duplex S−FSK
modem dedicated to power line carrier (PLC) data
transmission on low− or medium−voltage power lines. The
device offers complete handling of the protocol layers from
the physical up to the MAC. NCN49597 complies with the
CENELEC EMC standard EN 50065−1 and the
IEC 61334−5−1 standards. It operates from a single 3.3 V
power supply and is interfaced to the power line by an
external power driver and transformer. An internal PLL is
locked to the mains frequency and is used to synchronize the
data transmission at data rates of 300, 600, 1200, 2400 and
4800 baud for a 50 Hz mains frequency, or 360, 720, 1440,
2880 and 5760 baud for a 60 Hz mains frequency. In both
cases this corresponds to 3, 6, 12 or 24 data bits per half cycle
of the mains period.
S−FSK is a modulation and demodulation technique that
combines some of the advantages of a classical spread
spectrum system (e.g. immunity against narrow band
interferers) with the advantages of the classical FSK system
(low complexity). The transmitter assigns the space
frequency fS to “data 0” and the mark frequency fM to
“data 1”. The difference between S−FSK and the classical
FSK lies in the fact that fS and fM are now placed far from
each other, making their transmission quality independent
from each other (the strengths of the small interferences and
the signal attenuation are both independent at the two
frequencies). The frequency pairs supported by the
NCN49597 are in the range of 9 − 150 kHz with a typical
separation of 10 kHz.
The conditioning and conversion of the signal is
performed at the analog front−end of the circuit. The further
processing of the signal and the handling of the protocol is
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CLIENT
Application
SERVER
Application
SERVER
Application
SPY
Application
TEST
Application
NCN49597in
MASTER mode
NCN49597 in
SLAVE mode
NCN49597in
SLAVE mode
NCN49597in
MONITOR mode
NCN49597in
TEST mode
Major User Type
Minor User Type
PC201111 12.2
Figure 6. Application Examples
NCN49597 is intended to connect equipment using
Distribution Line Carrier (DLC) communication. It serves
two major and two minor types of applications:
• Major types:
• Minor type:
♦ Spy or Monitor:
Spy or Monitor mode is used to only listen to the
data that comes across the power line. Only the
physical layer frame correctness is checked. When
the frame is correct, it is passed to the external
processor.
♦ Master or Client:
A Master is a client to the data served by one or
many slaves on the power line. It collects data from
and controls the slave devices. A typical application
is a concentrator system
♦ Test Mode:
The Software Test Mode is used to test the
compliance of a PLC modem conforms to
CENELEC. EN 50065−1 by a continuous broadcast
♦ Slave or Server:
A Slave is a server of the data to the Master. A
typical application is an electricity meter equipped
with a PLC modem.
of f or f .
S
M
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Functional Description
The block diagram below represents the main functional units of the NCN49597:
VDD1V8
Transmitter (S−FSK Modulator)
Communication Controller
TX_ENB
TxD
RxD
T_REQ
BR0
LP
Filter
Transmit Data
& Sine Synthesizer
Serial
Comm.
Interface
D/A
TX_OUT
ALC_IN
TO Power Amplifier
FROM Line Coupler
TO Application
Micro Controller
BR1
5
IO[9:3]
RX_DATA
CRC
Receiver(S−FSK Demodulator)
RX_OUT
RX_IN
Local Port
ARM
Risc
Core
TX_DATA / PRE_SLOT
S−FSK
Demodulator
AAF
AGC
A/D
5
JTAG I/F
TEST
Test
Control
REF
REF_OUT
M50Hz_IN
RESB
POR
Watchdog
Timer 1 & 2
Clock and Control
5
Zero
crossing
Clock Generator
& Timer
SPI
SPI I/F
PLL
OSC
Data
RAM
Program
ROM
Interrupt
Control
NCN49597
VDDA
VSSA
VDDD VSSD
XIN XOUT
PC20111019.2
Figure 7. S−FSK Modem NCN49597 Block Diagram
Transmitter
Clock and Control
The NCN49597 Transmitter function block prepares the
communication signal which will be sent on the
transmission channel during the transmitting phase. This
block is connected to a power amplifier which injects the
output signal on the mains through a line−coupler.
According to the IEC 61334−5−1 standard, the frame data
is transmitted at the zero cross of the mains voltage. In order
to recover the information at the zero cross, a zero cross
detection of the mains is performed. A phase−locked loop
(PLL) structure is used in order to allow a more reliable
reconstruction of the synchronization. This PLL permits as
well a safer implementation of the ”repetition with credit”
function (also known as chorus transmission). The clock
generator makes use of a precise quartz oscillator master.
The clock signals are then obtained by the use of a
programmed division scheme. The support circuits are also
contained in this block. The support circuits include the
necessary blocks to supply the references voltages for the
AD and DA converters, the biasing currents and power
supply sense cells to generate the right power off and startup
conditions.
Receiver
The analog signal coming from the line−coupler is low
pass filtered in order to avoid aliasing during the conversion.
Then the level of the signal is automatically adapted by an
automatic gain control (AGC) block. This operation
maximizes the dynamic range of the incoming signal. The
signal is then converted to its digital representation using
sigma delta modulation. From then on, the processing of the
data is done in a digital way. By using dedicated hardware,
a direct quadrature demodulation is performed. The signal
demodulated in the base band is then low pass filtered to
reduce the noise and reject the image spectrum.
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t
48 bit @ 2400 baud
PC20100609.1
20 ms
Figure 8. Data Stream is in Sync with Zero Cross of the Mains (example for 50 Hz)
Communication Controller
Local Port
The Communication Controller block includes the
micro−processor, its peripherals: RAM, ROM, UART,
TIMER, and the Power on reset. The processor uses the
ARM Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC)
architecture optimized for IO handling. For most of the
instructions, the machine is able to perform one instruction
per clock cycle. The microcontroller contains the necessary
hardware to implement interrupt mechanisms, timers and is
able to perform byte multiplication over one instruction
cycle. The microcontroller is programmed to handle the
physical layer (chip synchronization), and the MAC layer
conform to IEC 61334−5−1. The program is stored in a
masked ROM. The RAM contains the necessary space to
store the working data. The back−end interface is done
through the Serial Communication Interface block. This
back−end is used for data transmission with the application
micro controller (containing the application layer for
concentrator, power meter, or other functions) and for the
definition of the modem configuration.
The controller uses 3 output ports to inform about the
actual status of the PLC communication. RX_DATA
indicates if Receiving is in progress, or if NCN49597 is
waiting for synchronization, or of it configures. CRC
indicates if the received frames are valid (CRC = OK).
TXD/PRES is the output for either the transmitting data
(TX_DATA) or a synchronization signal with the time−slots
(PRE_SLOT).
Serial Communication Interface
The local communication is a half duplex asynchronous
serial link using a receiving input (RxD) and a transmitting
output (TxD). The input port T_REQ is used to manage the
local communication with the application micro controller
and the baud rate can be selected depending on the status of
two inputs BR0, BR1. These two inputs are taken in account
after an NCN49597 reset. Thus when the application micro
controller wants to change the baud rate, it has to set the two
inputs and then provoke a reset.
DETAILED HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Clock and Control
block is the clock signal CHIP_CLK, 8 times over sampled
with the bit rate. The oscillator makes use of precise 48 MHz
quartz. This clock signal together with CHIP_CLK is fed
into the Clock Generator and time block. Here several
internal clock signals and timings are obtained by the use of
a programmed division scheme.
According to the IEC 61334−5−1 standard, the frame data
is transmitted at the zero cross of the mains voltage. In order
to recover the information at the zero cross, a zero cross
detection of the mains is performed. A phase−locked loop
(PLL) structure is used in order to allow a more reliable
reconstruction of the synchronization. The output of this
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Clock and Control
CHIP_CLK
Zero
crossing
Clock Generator
& Timer
PLL
OSC
ZC_IN
XIN
XOUT
PC20090619.4
Figure 9. Clock and Control Block
Zero Cross Detector
case of direct connection to the mains it is advised to use a
series resistor of 1 MW in combination with two external
Schottky clamp diodes in order to limit the current flowing
through the internal protection diodes.
ZC_IN is the mains frequency analog input pin. The signal
is used to detect the zero cross of the 50 or 60 Hz sine wave.
This information is used, after filtering with the internal
PLL, to synchronize frames with the mains frequency. In
Clock & Control
3V3_A
BAS70−04
FROM
MAINS
ZC_IN
1 MW
ZeroCross
CHIP_CLK
Debounce
PLL
Filter
100 pF
PC20100608.1
Figure 10. Zero Cross Detector with Falling Edge De−bounce Filter
The zero cross detector output is logic zero when the input
is lower than the falling threshold level and a logic one when
the input is higher than the rising threshold level. The falling
edges of the output of the zero cross detector are de−bounced
by a period between 0.5 ms and 1 ms. The Rising edges are
not de−bounced.
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VMAINS
VIRZC_IN
VIFZC_IN
t
ZeroCross
tZCD
tDEBOUNCE = 0,5 .. 1 ms
10 ms
PC20090620.1
Figure 11. Zero Cross Detector Signals and Timing (example for 50 Hz)
50/60 Hz PLL
crossings. The PLL locks on the zero cross from negative to
positive phase. The bit rate is always an even multiple of the
mains frequency, so following combinations are possible:
The output of the zero cross detector is used as an input for
a PLL. The PLL generates the clock CHIP_CLK which is 8
times the bit rate and which is in phase with the rising edge
Table 18. CHIP_CLK IN FUNCTION OF SELECTED BAUD RATE AND MAINS FREQUENCY
BAUD[1:0]
MAINS_FREQ
Baudrate
300
CHIP_CLK
2400 Hz
4800 Hz
9600 Hz
19200 Hz
2880 Hz
5760 Hz
11520 Hz
23040 Hz
00
01
10
11
00
01
10
11
600
50 Hz
1200
2400
360
720
60 Hz
1440
2880
In case no zero crossings are detected the PLL freezes its internal timers in order to maintain the CHIP_CLK timing.
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VMAINS
VIRZC _IN
t
6 bit @ 300 baud
ZeroCross
tZCD
PLL in lock
CHIP _CLK
Start of Physical PreFrame (*)
10 ms
PC20090 619 .3
*The start of the Physical Subframe is shifted back with R_ZC_ADJUST[7:0] x 26 mS = t
to compensate for the zero cross delay.
ZCD
Figure 12. Zero Cross Adjustment to Compensate for Zero Cross Delay (example for 50 Hz)
The phase difference between the zero cross of the mains
and CHIP_CLK can be tuned. This opens the possibility to
a number value stored in register R_ZC_ADJUST[7:0]. The
adjustment period or granularity is 26 ms. The maximum
adjustment is 255 x 26 ms = 6.6 ms which corresponds with
1/3rd of the 50 Hz mains sine period.
compensate for external delay t
(e.g. opto coupler) and
ZCD
for the 1.9 V positive threshold VIR
of the zero cross
ZC_IN
detector. This is done by pre−loading the PLL counter with
Table 19. ZERO CROSS DELAY COMPENSATION
R_ZC_ADJUST[7:0]
0000 0000
0000 0001
0000 0010
0000 0011
…
Compensation
0 ms
26 ms
52 ms
78 ms
…
1111 1101
1111 1110
1111 1111
6589 ms
6615 ms
6641 ms
Oscillator
The oscillator works with a standard parallel resonance
crystal of 48 MHz. XIN is the input to the oscillator inverter
gain stage and XOUT is the output.
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The oscillator output f
= 48 MHz is the base frequency
CLK
for the complete IC. The clock frequency for the ARM f
ARM
= f
The clock for the transmitter, f
is equal to
CLK.
TX_CLK
f
/ 4 or 12 MHz. All the transmitter internal clock signals
CLK
will be derived from f
. The clock for the receiver,
XTAL_IN
XTAL_OUT
TX_CLK
PC20111118.1
f
is equal to f
/ 8 or 6 MHz. All the receiver
RX_CLK
CLK
internal clock signals will be derived from f
RX_CLK.
48 MHz
Clock Generator and Timer
CX
CX
The CHIP_CLK and f
are used to generate a number
CLK
of timing signals used for the synchronization and interrupt
generation. The timing generation has a fixed repetition rate
which corresponds to the length of a physical subframe. (see
paragraph Error! Reference source not found.)
VSSA
Figure 13. Placement of the Capacitors and Crystal
with Clock Signal Generated Internally
The timing generator is the same for transmit and receive
mode. When NCN49597 switches from receive to transmit
and back from transmit to receive, the R_CHIP_CNT
counter value is maintained. As a result all timing signals for
receive and transmit have the same relative timing. The
following timing signals are defined as:
For correct functionality the external circuit illustrated in
Figure 13 must be connected to the oscillator pins. For a
crystal requiring a parallel capacitance of 18 pF C must be
X
around 36 pF. (Values of capacitors are indicative only and
are given by the crystal manufacturer). To guarantee startup
the series loss resistance of the crystal must be smaller than
60 W.
Start of the physical subframe
2871 2872
2879
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
63
64
65
R_CHIP_CNT
CHIP_CLK
BIT_CLK
BYTE_CLK
FRAME_CLK
PRE_BYTE_CLK
PRE_FRAME_CLK
PRE_SLOT
PC20090619.1
Figure 14. Timing Signals
CHIP_CLK: is the output of the PLL and 8 times the bit rate
on the physical interface. See also paragraph 50/60 Hz PLL.
BYTE_CLK: is active at counter values 0, 64, 128, .. 2816
and inactive at all other counter values. This signal is used
to indicate the transmission of a new byte.
BIT_CLK: is active at counter values 0, 8, 16, .. 2872 and
inactive at all other counter values. This signal is used to
indicate the transmission of a new bit.
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FRAME_CLK: is active at counter values 0 and inactive at
all other counter values. This signal is used to indicate the
transmission or reception of a new frame.
R_CONF_TXD_PRES_SEL) and can be used by the external
host controller to synchronize its software with the
FRAME_CLK of NCN49597.
PRE_BYTE_CLK is a signal which is 8 CHIP_CLK
sooner than BYTE_CLK. This signal is used as an interrupt
for the internal microcontroller and indicates that a new byte
for transmission must be generated.
Transmitter Path Description (S−FSK Modulator)
For the generation of the space and mark frequencies, the
direct digital synthesis (DDS) of the sine wave signals is
performed under the control of the microprocessor. After a
signal conditioning step, a digital to analog conversion is
performed. As for the receive path, a sigma delta modulation
technique is used. In the analog domain, the signal is low
pass filtered, in order to remove the high frequency
quantization noise, and passed to the automatic level
controller (ALC) block, where the level of the transmitted
signal can be adjusted. The determination of the signal level
is done through the sense circuitry.
PRE_FRAME_CLK is a signal which is 8 CHIP_CLK
sooner than FRAME_CLK. This signal is used as an
interrupt for the internal microcontroller and indicates that
a new frame will start at the next FRAME_CLK.
PRE_SLOT is logic 1 between the rising edge of
PRE_FRAME_CLK and the rising edge of FRAME_CLK.
This signal can be provided at the digital output pin
TXD/PRES when R_CONF[7] = 0 (See paragraph Local
Port and Error! Reference source not found., field
Transmitter(S−FSK Modulato)r
TX_EN
ALC
control
ARM
Interface
&
ALC_IN
Control
LP
Filter
Transmit Data
& Sine Synthesizer
TX_OUT
D/A
fMI fMQ
fSI
fSQ
TO RECEIVER
PC20091019.1
Figure 15. Transmitter Block Diagram
Sine Wave Generator
ARM Interface and Control
The interface with the ARM consists in a 8−bit data
registers R_TX_DATA, 2 control registers R_TX_CTRL
and R_ALC_CTRL, a flag TX_RXB defining transmit and
receive and 2 16−bit wide frequency step registers R_FM
A sine wave is generated with a direct digital synthesizer
DDS. The synthesizer generates in transmission mode a sine
wave either for the space frequency (f , data 0) or for the
S
mark frequency (f , data1). In reception the synthesizer
M
and R_FS defining f (mark frequency = data 1) and f
generates the sine and cosine waves for the mixing process,
M
S
(space frequency = data 0). All these registers are memory
mapped. Some of them are for internal use only and cannot
be accessed by the user.
f , f , f , f
quadrature). The space and mark frequencies are defined in
an individual step 16 bit wide register.
(space and mark signals in phase and
SI SQ MI MQ
Processing of the physical frame (preamble, MAC
address, CRC) is done by the ARM.
Table 20. FS AND FM STEP REGISTERS
ARM Register
R_FS[15:0]
Hard Reset
0000h
Soft Reset
0000h
Description
Step register for the space frequency f
S
R_FM[15:0]
0000h
0000h
Step register for the mark frequency f
M
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The space and mark frequency can be calculated as:
When NCN49597 goes into receive mode (when
TX_RXB goes from 1 to 0) the sine wave generator must
make sure to complete the active sine period.
The control logic for the transmitter generates a signal
TX_ENB to enable the external power amplifier. TX_ENB
is 1 when the NCN49597 is in receive mode. TX_ENB is 0
when NCN49597is in transmit mode. When going from
transmit to receive mode (TX_RXB goes from 1 to 0) the
18
• f = R_FS[15:0]_dec x f
/2
S
DDS
18
• f = R_FM[15:0]_dec x f
/2
DDS
M
Or the content of both R_FS[15:0] and R_FM[15:0] are
defined as:
18
• R_FS[15:0]_dec = Round(2 x f /f
)
S
DDS
18
• R_FM[15:0]_dec = Round(2 x f /f
)
M
DDS
♦ Where f
= 3 MHz is the direct digital
TX_ENB signal is kept active for a short period of t
.
DDS
dTX_ENB
synthesizer clock frequency.
The control logic for the transmitter generates a signal
After a hard or soft reset or at the start of the transmission
(when TX_RXB goes from 0 to 1) the phase accumulator
must start at it’s 0 phase position, corresponding with a 0 V
output level. When switching between f and f the phase
accumulator must give a continuous phase and not restart
from phase 0
TX_DATA which corresponds to the transmitted S−FSK
signal. When transmitting f TX_DATA is logic 1. When
M
transmitting f TX_DATA is logic 0. When the transmitter
S
is not enabled (TX_RXB = 0) TX_DATA goes to logic 1 at
the next BIT_CLK.
M
S
BIT_CLK
TX_DATA
TX_RXB
TX_ENB
TX_OUT
PC20090610.1
tdTX_ENB
Figure 16. TX_ENB Timing
DA Converter
detection is used to control the setting of the level of
TX_OUT. The level of TX_OUT can be attenuated in 8 steps
of 3 dB typical.
After hard or soft reset the level is set at minimum level
(maximum attenuation) When going to reception mode
(when TX_RXB goes from 1 to 0) the level is kept in
memory so that the next transmit frame starts with the old
level. The evaluation of the level is done during 1
CHIP_CLK period.
A digital to analog SD converter converts the sine wave
digital word to a pulse density modulated (PDM) signal. The
PDM signal is converted to an analog signal with a first order
switched capacitor filter.
Low Pass Filter
rd
A 3 order continuous time low pass filter in the transmit
path filters the quantization noise and noise generated by the
ΣΔ DA converter. The typical corner frequency f
kHz and is internally trimmed to compensate for process
variation. This filter can be tuned to f
described in reference [1].
= 138
−3dB
Depending on the value of peak level on ALC_IN the
attenuation is updated:
= 1508 kHz as
−3dB
• Vp
< VTL
: increase the level with one 6 dB
ALC
ALC_IN
step
• VTL
level
Amplifier with Automatic Level Control (ALC)
≤ Vp
≤ VTH : don’t change the
ALC
ALC
ALC_IN
The pin ALC_IN is used for level control of the
transmitter output level. First peak detection is done. The
peak value is compared to two thresholds levels:
• Vp
> VTH : decrease the level with one 6 dB
ALC
ALC_IN
step
VTL
and VTH
. The result of the peak
ALC_IN
ALC_IN
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The gain changes in the next CHIP_CLK period.
The automatic level control can be disabled by setting
register R_ALC_CTRL[3] = 1. In this case the transmitter
output level is fixed to the programmed level in the register
R_ALC_CTRL[2:0]. See Reference 1.
An evaluation phase and a level adjustment take 2
CHIP_CLK periods. ALC operation is enabled only during
the first 16 CHIP_CLK cycles after a hard or soft reset or
after going into transmit mode.
Table 21. FIXED TRANSMITTER OUTPUT ATTENUATION
ALC_CTRL[2:0]
Attenuation
0 dB
000
001
−3 dB
010
−6 dB
011
−9 dB
100
−12 dB
−15 dB
−18 dB
−21 dB
101
110
111
Remark:
Transmitter Output TX_OUT
external circuitry working with another ground. To suppress
The transmitter output is DC coupled to the TX_OUT pin.
Because the complete analog part of NCN49597 is
referenced to the analogue ground REF_OUT, a decoupling
the second and third order harmonic of the generated S−FSK
nd
th
signal it is recommended to use a 2 or 4 order low pass
nd
filter. In Figure 17 a MFB topology of a 2 order filter is
capacitor C is needed when connecting NCN49597 to
illustrated.
1
Transmitter (S−FSK Modulator )
ALC_IN
C4
ALC
control
FROM LINE
DRIVER
R3
ARM
Interface
C3
C1
R2
R1
C2
&
TX_OUT
TX_EN
LP
Filter
Control
TO TX POWER
OUTPUT STAGE
VSSA
R4
PC20091216.1
Figure 17. TX_OUT Filter
Receiver Path Description
Receiver Block Diagram
pass active filter to attenuate the mains frequency. This high
pass filter output is followed by a gain stage which is used
in an automatic gain control loop. This block also performs
a single ended input to differential output conversion. This
gain stage is followed by a continuous time low pass filter
The receiver takes in the analog signal from the line
coupler, conditions it and demodulates it in a data−stream to
the communication controller. The operation mode and the
baud rate are made according to the setting in R_CONF,
R_FS and R_FM. The receive signal is applied first to a high
pass filter. Therefore NCN49597 has a low noise operational
amplifier at the input stage which can be used to make a high
th
to limit the bandwidth. A 4 order sigma delta converter
converts the analog signal to digital samples. A quadrature
demodulation for f and f is than performed by an internal
S
M
DSP, as well the handling of the bits and the frames.
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RX_OUT
RX_IN
Receiver(Analog Path)
FROM
LOW NOISE
OPAMP
DIGITAL
4th
TO
order
SDAD
Gain
LPF
DIGITAL
REF_OUT
REF
1,65 V
PC20090610.2
Figure 18. Analog Path of the Receiver
FROM TRANSMITTER
Receiver (Digital Path)
Quadrature Demodulator
fMQ fSI fSQ
fMI
fMQ
fSI
2nd
Decimator
IM
FROM
ANALOG
Sliding
Filter
fM
Noise
Shaper
1st
Compen−
sator
2nd
Decimator
QM
Decimator
Sliding
Filter
2nd
IS
Sliding
Filter
TO
GAIN
Abs
value
accu
Decimator
fS
AGC
Control
fSQ
2nd
Decimator
QS
Sliding
Filter
PC20110610.3
Figure 19. Digital Path of the Receiver ADC and Quadrature Demodulation
50/60 Hz Suppression Filter
noise operational amplifier. REF_OUT is the analog output
pin which provides the voltage reference (1.65 V) used by
the A/D converter. This pin must be decoupled from the
NCN49597 receiver input provides a low noise input
operational amplifier in a follower configuration which can
be used to make a 50/60 Hz suppression filter with a
minimum number of external components. Pin RX_IN is the
positive input and RX_OUT is the output of the input low
analog ground by a 1 mF ceramic capacitance (C
). It is
DREF
not allowed to load this pin.
R2
RX_OUT
RX_IN
2
Receiver (S−FSK Demodulator)
LOW NOISE
OPAMP
C2
C1
VIN
3
Received
Signal
TO AGC
R1
REF_OUT
4
REF
1,65 V
CDREF
PC20090722.1
VSSA
Figure 20. External Component Connection for 50/60 Hz Suppression Filter
RX_IN is the positive analog input pin of the receiver low
noise input op−amp. Together with the output RX_OUT an
active high pass filter is realized. This filter removes the
main frequency (50 or 60 Hz) from the received signal. The
filter characteristics are determined by external capacitors
and resistors. Typical values are given in Table 27. For these
values and after this filter, a typical attenuation of 85 dB at
50 Hz is obtained. Figure 21 represents external
components connection. In a typical application the
coupling transformer in combination with a parallel
capacitance forms a high pass filter with a typical
attenuation of 60 dB. The combined effect of the two filters
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decreases the voltage level of 230 Vrms at the mains
frequency well below the sensitivity of the NCN49597.
T
20
−20
−60
−100
−140
10
100
1k
10k
100k
Frequency (Hz)
Figure 21. Transfer Function of 50 Hz Suppression Circuit
Table 22. VALUE OF THE RESISTORS AND CAPACITORS
Component
Value
1.5
1.5
1
Unit
nF
C
C
1
2
nF
C
mF
DREF
R
R
22
kW
kW
1
2
11
Remark: The analog part of NCN49597 is referenced to the
internal analog ground REF_OUT = 1.65 V (typical value).
If the external circuitry works with a different analogue
reference level one must be sure to place a decoupling
capacitor.
NCN49597works in half duplex mode. The typical corner
frequency f = 138 kHz and is internally trimmed to
compensate for process variation.
−3dB
A/D Converter
The output of the low pass filter is input for an analog 4
th
order sigma−delta converter. The DAC reference levels are
supplied from the reference block. The digital output of the
converter is fed into a noise shaping circuit blocking the
quantization noise from the band of interest, followed by a
decimation and a compensation step.
Auto Gain Control (AGC)
The receiver path has a gain stage which is used for
automatic gain control. The gain can be changed in 8 steps
of 6 dB. The control of the AGC is done by a digital circuit
which measures the signal level after the AD converter, and
regulates the average signal in a window around a
percentage of the full scale. The AGC works in 2 cycles: a
measurement cycle at the rising edge of the CHIP_CLK and
an update cycle starting at the next CHIP_CLK.
Quadrature Demodulator
The quadrature demodulation block takes the AD signal
and mixes it with the in−phase and quadrature phase of the
f and f carrier frequencies. After a low pass filter and
S
M
rectification the mixer output signals are further processed
in software. There the accumulation over a period of
CHIP_CLK is done which results in the discrimination of
data 0 and data 1.
Low Noise Anti Aliasing Filter
The receiver has a 3 order continuous time low pass filter
in the signal path. This filter is in fact the same block as in
the transmit path which can be shared because
rd
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Bit Sync
cross detector and loop delay in the Rx−filter circuitry will
cause a shift between the physical transmitted bit and the
received S−FSK signal as illustrated in Figure 23.
At the transmit side the data−stream is in sync and in phase
with the zero crossing of the mains. The complex impedance
of the power line together with propagation delay in the zero
Mains
t
Transmitted
bit stream
Bit 0
Bit1
Bit 2 Bit 3 Bit 4
Bit 5
Bit 6 Bit 7 Bit 8
Modulation
Transmission over the Power Line
PC20101119 .1
Bit delay
Figure 22. Bit Delay Cause by Transmission Over a Power Line
To compensate for this delay between physical and
Communication Controller
demodulated bit a synchro bit value is introduced. It shifts
forward the Hardware Demodulating process up to 7 chip
clocks. See Figure 24.
The Communication Controller block includes the ARM
CORTEX M0 32 bit RISC processor, its peripherals: Data
RAM, Program ROM, TIMERS 1 and 2, Interrupt Control,
TEST−Control, Watchdog and Power On Reset (POR), I/O
ports and the Serial Communication Interface (SCI). The
micro−processor is programmed to handle the physical layer
(chip synchronization), and the MAC layer conform to
IEC 61334−5−1. The program is stored in a masked ROM.
The RAM contains the necessary space to store the working
data. The back−end interface is done through the Local Port
and Serial Communication Interface block. This back−end
is used for data transmission with the application micro
controller (containing the application layer for concentrator,
power meter, or other functions) and for the definition of the
modem configuration.
SBV[2:0] = 0
SBV[2:0] = 3
CHIP_CLK
Bit 0
Bit1
Bit 2
PC20101119 .2
Figure 23. Compensation for Bit Delay by Shifting
Forward the Start of the Demodulating Process
The synchro bit value can be set using register SBV [2:0].
More details can be found in Reference 1.
Table 23. SYNCHRO BIT VALUE
SBV[2:0]
000
Bit Delay
0 CHIP_CLK
1 CHIP_CLK
2 CHIP_CLK
3 CHIP_CLK
4 CHIP_CLK
5 CHIP_CLK
6 CHIP_CLK
7 CHIP_CLK
001
010
011
100
101
110
111
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TX _ENB
Communication Controller
TxD
RxD
T_REQ
BR 0
Data
RAM
Serial
Comm.
Interface
Program
ROM
BR 1
ARM
Risc
Core
RX _DATA
CRC
TXD /PRES
Local Port
Timer 1 & 2
TO
TRANSMIT
POR
RESB
FROM
RECEIVER
Watchdog
Test
Control
Interrupt
Control
TEST
PC20091111.1
Figure 24. Communication Controller
REFERENCE
In this document references are made to:
1. Design Manual NCN49597
4. DLMS UA 1000−2 Ed. 7.0 DLMS/COSEM
Architecture and Protocols
http://www.onsemi.com
http://www.dlms.com/documentation/dlmsuacolou
redbookspasswordprotectedarea/index.html
5. IEC 61334−5−1 Lower layer S−FSK Profile.
http://webstore.iec.ch/preview/info_iec61334−5−1
%7Bed2.0%7Db.pdf
6. IEC 61334−5−1 Lower layer S−FSK Profile.
http://webstore.iec.ch/preview/info_iec61334−5−1
%7Bed2.0%7Db.pdf
2. EN 50065−1: Signaling on low−voltage electrical
installations in the frequency range 3 kHz to
148.5 kHz
http://connect.nen.nl/~/Preview.aspx?artfile=4257
28&RNR=66840
3. [3] ERDF−CPT−Linky−SPEC−FONC−CPL
version V1.0 Linky PLC profile functional
specification
http://www.erdfdistribution.fr/medias/Linky/ERD
F−CPT−Linky−SPEC−FONC−CPL.pdf
Table 24. ORDERING INFORMATION
†
Device
Temperature Range
Package
Shipping
NCN49597C5972G
−25°C – 80°C
QFN−52
(Pb−Free)
Tube
NCN49597C5972RG
−25°C – 80°C
QFN−52
(Pb−Free)
Tape & Reel
†For information on tape and reel specifications, including part orientation and tape sizes, please refer to our Tape and Reel Packaging
Specification Brochure, BRD8011/D.
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PACKAGE DIMENSIONS
QFN52 8x8, 0.5P
CASE 485M−01
ISSUE C
NOTES:
1. DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING PER
ASME Y14.5M, 1994.
2. CONTROLLING DIMENSION: MILLIMETERS
3. DIMENSION b APPLIES TO PLATED TERMINAL
AND IS MEASURED BETWEEN 0.25 AND 0.30
MM FROM TERMINAL.
D
A
B
4. COPLANARITY APPLIES TO THE EXPOSED
PAD AS WELL AS THE TERMINALS.
PIN ONE
REFERENCE
MILLIMETERS
DIM MIN
MAX
1.00
0.05
0.80
A
A1
A2
A3
b
0.80
0.00
0.60
E
0.20 REF
0.18
0.30
6.80
2X
D
8.00 BSC
0.15
C
D2
E
6.50
6.50
8.00 BSC
2X
E2
e
6.80
0.50 BSC
0.15
C
K
0.20
0.30
---
L
0.50
A2
0.10
0.08
C
C
A
RECOMMENDED
SOLDERING FOOTPRINT
A3 REF
26
A1
SEATING PLANE
8.30
C
52X
0.62
D2
6.75
14
27
13
L
52 X
E2
8.30
6.75
39
1
52
40
52X
0.30
PKG
OUTLINE
K
52 X
b
NOTE 3
52 X
0.50
PITCH
e
0.10 C A
0.05
B
DIMENSIONS: MILLIMETERS
C
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