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NB7NPQ7022M/D
NB7NPQ7022M
3.3 V USB 3.1 Dual Channel
High Gain Linear Redriver
Description
The NB7NPQ7022M is a 3.3 V dual channel, high gain, redriver for
USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 applications that supports both
5 Gbps and 10 Gbps data rates. Signal integrity degrades from PCB
traces, transmission cables, and intersymbol interference (ISI). The
NB7NPQ7022M compensates for these losses by engaging varying
levels of equalization at the input receiver, and flat gain amplification
on the output transmitter. The Flat Gain and Equalization are
controlled by four level control pins. Each channel has a set of
independent control pins to make signal optimization possible.
After power up, periodic check of TX output is made for the receiver
connection. When the receiver is detected, the RX termination
becomes enabled and the device is set to perform the redriver function.
Note that both channels are independent of each other.
The NB7NPQ7022M comes in a small 3 x 3 mm UQFN16 package
and is specified to operate across the entire industrial temperature
range of –40°C to 85°C.
Features
3.3 V ± 0.3 V Power Supply
Low Power Consumption: 114 mA in Active Mode
Supports USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 Data Rates
Automatic Receiver Termination Detection
Integrated Input and Output Termination
Independent, Selectable Equalization and Flat Gain
HotPlug Capable
Operating Temperature Range: 40°C to +85°C
Small 3 x 3 x 0.5 mm UQFN16 Package, Flow Through Design for
Ease of PCB Layout
This is a PbFree Device
Typical Applications
USB3.1 TypeC and TypeA Signal Routing
Mobile Phone and Tablet
Computer, Laptop and Notebook
External Storage Device
Docking Station and Dongle
Active Cable, Back Planes
Gaming Console, Smart T.V.
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L = Wafer Lot
Y = Year
W = Work Week
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Figure 1. Logic Diagram of NB7NPQ7022M
A _ TX +
A_TX
B_RX+
B_RX
A_RX
B_TX
Detection Termination
Termination
Termination
Driver
Driver
Termination
Channel B Control Logic
CTRL_B0
B_TX+
Receiver/
Equalizer
Receiver/
Equalizer
CTRL_B1
CTRL_A0 CTRL_A1
Channel A Control Logic
Detection
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Figure 2. UQFN16 Package Pinout (Top View)
A_TX
A_TX+
B_RX
B_RX+
12
11
10
9
A_RX
A_RX+
B_TX
B_TX+
1
2
3
4
VCC
5
CTRL_B0
6
CTRL_B1
7
GND
8
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CTRL_A1
CTRL_A0
VCC
GND
Exposed
Pad EP
Table 1. PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin No. Pin Name Type Description
1A_RXDIFF IN Channel A Differential input pair for 5 / 10 Gbps USB signals. Must be externally ACcoupled.
2 A_RX+
3B_TXDIFF OUT Channel B Differential output for 5 / 10 Gbps USB signals. Must be externally ACcoupled.
4 B_TX+
5 VCC POWER 3.3 V power supply. VCC pins must be externally connected to power supply to guarantee proper oper-
ation.
6 CTRL_B0 LVCMOS IN Pin B0 for control of Flat Gain settings on Channel B having internal 100 kW pull up and 200 kW pull
down resistors. 4 state input: HIGH “H” where pin is connected to VCC, LOW “L” where pin is connect-
ed to Ground, FLOAT “F” where the pin is left floating (open) and Rext “R” where an external resistor
68 kW connected from pin to Ground. Refer Table 2 for the different settings.
7 CTRL_B1 LVCMOS IN Pin B1 for control of Equalization settings on Channel B having internal 100 kW pull up and 200 kW pull
down resistors. 4 state input: HIGH “H” where pin is connected to VCC, LOW “L” where pin is connect-
ed to Ground, FLOAT “F” where the pin is left floating (open) and Rext “R” where an external resistor
68 kW connected from pin to Ground. Refer Table 2 for the different settings.
8 GND GND Reference Ground. GND pins must be externally connected to power supply ground to guarantee
proper operation.
9 B_RX+ DIFF IN Channel B Differential input pair for 5 / 10 Gbps USB signals. Must be externally AC coupled.
10 B_RX
11 A_TX+ DIFF OUT Channel A Differential output for 5 / 10 Gbps USB signals. Must be externally AC coupled.
12 A_TX
13 VCC POWER 3.3 V power supply. VCC pins must be externally connected to power supply to guarantee proper oper-
ation.
14 CTRL_A0 LVCMOS IN Pin A0 for control of Equalization settings on Channel A having internal 100 kW pull up and 200 kW pull
down resistors. 4 state input: HIGH “H” where pin is connected to VCC, LOW “L” where pin is connect-
ed to Ground, FLOAT “F” where the pin is left floating (open) and Rext “R” where an external resistor
68 kW connected from pin to Ground. Refer Table 2 for the different settings.
15 CTRL_A1 LVCMOS IN Pin A1 for Control of Flat Gain settings on Channel A having internal 100 kW pull up and 200 kW pull
down resistors. 4 state input: HIGH “H” where pin is connected to VCC, LOW “L” where pin is connect-
ed to Ground, FLOAT “F” where the pin is left floating (open) and Rext “R” where an external resistor
68 kW connected from pin to Ground. Refer Table 2 for the different settings.
16 GND GND Reference Ground. GND pins must be externally connected to power supply ground to guarantee
proper operation.
EP GND GND Exposed pad (EP). EP on the package bottom is thermally connected to the die for improved heat
transfer out of the package. The pad is not electrically connected to the die, but is recommended to be
soldered to GND on the PC Board.
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Table 2. CONTROL PIN EFFECTS (Typical Values)
Setting #
Channel A Channel B
EQ (dB) FG (dB)
CTRL_A1 (FGA) CTRL_A0 (EQA) CRTL_B1 (EQB) CRTL_B0 (FGB)
1 L L L L 10.9 3
2 L R R L 6.7 3
3 L F F L 8.9 3
4 L H H L 13.1 3
5 R L L R 10.9 1.5
6 R R R R 6.7 1.5
7 R F F R 8.9 1.5
8 R H H R 13.1 1.5
9 F L L F 10.9 0
10 F R R F 6.7 0
11 (Default) F F F F 8.9 0
12 F H H F 13.1 0
13 H L L H 10.9 2
14 H R R H 6.7 2
15 H F F H 8.9 2
16 H H H H 13.1 2
NOTE: EQ and FG can be set by adjusting the voltage to the control pins. There are 4 specific levels – HIGH “H” where pin is connected
to VCC, LOW “L” where pin is connected to Ground, FLOAT “F” where the pin is left floating (open) and Rext “R” where an external
resistor 68 kW connected from pin to Ground. Please refer Table 7 for voltage levels.
Table 3. ATTRIBUTES
Parameter
ESD Protection Human Body Model (all VCC Pins shorted together)
Human Body Model (VCC Pins not shorted together) (Note 1)
Charged Device Model
± 2 kV
± 1 kV
1.5 kV
Moisture Sensitivity, Indefinite Time Out of Dry pack (Note 2) Level 1
Flammability Rating Oxygen Index: 28 to 34 UL 94 VO @ 0.125 in
Transistor Count 40517
Meets or exceeds JEDEC Spec EIA/JESD78 IC Latchup Test
1. ESD Human Body Model tested as per JEDEC standard JS0012017 (AECQ100002)
2. For additional information, see Application Note AND8003/D.
Table 4. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS Over operating freeair temperature range (unless otherwise noted)
Parameter Description Min Max Unit
Supply Voltage (Note 3) VCC 0.5 4.6 V
Voltage range at any input or output terminal Differential I/O 0.5 VCC + 0.5 V
LVCMOS inputs 0.5 VCC + 0.5 V
Output Current 25 +25 mA
Power Dissipation, Continuous 1.2 W
Storage Temperature Range, TSG 65 150 °C
Maximum Junction Temperature, TJ125 °C
JunctiontoAmbient Thermal Resistance @ 500 lfm, qJA (Note 4) 34 °C/W
Wave Solder, PbFree, TSOL 265 °C
Stresses exceeding those listed in the Maximum Ratings table may damage the device. If any of these limits are exceeded, device functionality
should not be assumed, damage may occur and reliability may be affected.
3. All voltage values are with respect to the GND terminals.
4. JEDEC standard multilayer board 2S2P (2 signal, 2 power)
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Table 5. RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS Over operating freeair temperature range (unless otherwise noted)
Parameter Description Min Typ Max Unit
VCC Main power supply 3.0 3.3 3.6 V
TAOperating freeair temperature Industrial Temperature Range 40 +85 °C
CAC AC coupling capacitor 75 100 265 nF
Rext External Resistor ± 5% for the control pin “R” setting 68 kW
Functional operation above the stresses listed in the Recommended Operating Ranges is not implied. Extended exposure to stresses beyond
the Recommended Operating Ranges limits may affect device reliability.
Table 6. POWER SUPPLY CHARACTERISTICS
Parameter Test Condition Min Typ (Note 5) Max Units
ICC Active mode current 100 MHz, test pattern 114 mA
10 Gbps, compliance test pattern
Low Power Slumber mode current No input signal 0.51 mA
Unplug mode current No output load is detected 0.24 mA
5. Typ values use VCC = 3.3 V, TA = 25°C.
Table 7. LVCMOS CONTROL PIN CHARACTERISTICS 4State LVCMOS Inputs (CTRL_A0, CTRL_A1, CTRL_B0, CTRL_B1)
Parameter Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
VIL DC Input Setting “L” LOW Input pin connected to GND GND 0.1 * VCC V
VIR DC Input Setting “R” with Rext Rext (typ 68kW) must be connected be-
tween Pin and GND, [Logic 1/3 * VCC]
0.23 * VCC 0.33 * VCC 0.43 * VCC V
VIF DC Input Setting “F” FLOAT
(Note 6)
Input pin is left FLOAT (open),
[Logic 2/3 * VCC]
0.56 * VCC 0.66 * VCC 0.76 * VCC V
VIH DC Input Setting “H” HIGH Input pin connected to VCC 0.92 * VCC VCC V
RPU Internal pull up resistance 100 kW
RPD Internal pull down resistance 200 kW
IIH High level input current VIN = 3.60 V 25 mA
IIL Low level input current VIN = GND, VCC = 3.60 V 45 mA
6. FLOAT refers to a pin left in an open state, with no external connections.
Table 8. RECEIVER AC/DC CHARACTERISTICS Over operating freeair temperature range (unless otherwise noted)
Parameter Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
VRXDIFFpp Input differential voltage swing ACcoupled, peaktopeak differential 100 1200 mVPP
VRXCM Commonmode voltage bias in
the receiver (DC)
VCC V
ZRXDIFF Differential input Resistance (DC) Present after an USB device is detect-
ed on TX+/TX
80 100 120 W
ZRXCM Commonmode input Resistance
(DC)
Present after an USB device is detect-
ed on TX+/TX
20 25 30 W
ZRXHIGHIMP Commonmode input Resistance
with termination disabled (DC)
Present when no USB device is detect-
ed on TX+
25 kW
VTHLFPSpp Low Frequency Periodic Signaling
(LFPS) Detect Threshold
Output voltage is considered squelched
below 25 mV.
100 200 300 mVPP
Product parametric performance is indicated in the Electrical Characteristics for the listed test conditions, unless otherwise noted. Product
performance may not be indicated by the Electrical Characteristics if operated under different conditions.
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Table 9. TRANSMITTER AC/DC CHARACTERISTICS Over operating freeair temperature range (unless otherwise noted)
Parameter Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
Vsw_100M 1 dB compression point Output
swing at 100 MHz
100 MHz Sine Wave 900 mVPPd
Vsw_5G 1 dB compression point Output
swing at 5 GHz
5 GHz Sine Wave 900 mVPPd
CTX TX input capacitance to GND At 2.5 GHz 1.25 pF
ZTXDIFF Differential output impedance
(DC)
Present after an USB device is detected
on TX+/TX
80 100 120 W
ZTXCM Commonmode output im-
pedance (DC)
Present after an USB device is detected
on TX+/TX
20 25 30 W
ITXSC TX short circuit current TX+ or TX shorted to GND 90 mA
VTXCM Commonmode voltage bias in
the transmitter (DC)
100 mV, 50 MHz, 5 Gbps and 10 Gbps,
PRBS 2^7
VCC 0.8 VCC V
VTXCMACpp AC commonmode peaktopeak
Voltage swing in active mode
Within U0 and at 50 MHz (LFPS) 100 mVPP
VTXIDLEDIFFACpp Differential voltage swing during
electrical idle
Tested with a highpass filter 0 10 mVPP
VTXRXDET Voltage change to allow receiver
detect
The change in voltage that triggers de-
tection of a receiver.
325 600 mV
tR, tFOutput rise, fall time 20% 80% of differential voltage mea-
sured 1 inch from the output pin, 1 GHz
clock, 800 mV differential amplitude
35 ps
tRFMM Output rise, Fall time mismatch 20% 80% of differential voltage mea-
sured 1 inch from the output pin
5 ps
tdiffLH, tdiffHL Differential propagation delay Propagation delay between 50% level at
input and output
90 ps
tidleExit Idle exit time 50 MHz clock signal, EQ an FG setting
“FF (Default)”
5 ns
tidleEntry Idle entry time 50 MHz clock signal, EQ an FG setting
“FF (Default)”
20 ns
Table 10. TIMING AND JITTER CHARACTERISTICS
Parameter Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
TIMING
tREADY Time from power applied until RX
termination is enabled
Apply 0 V to VCC, connect USB termina-
tion to TX ±, apply 3.3 V to VCC, and mea-
sure when ZRXDIFF is enabled
100 ms
JITTER FOR 5 Gbps
TJTXEYE Total jitter (Notes 7, 8) FG and EQ setting “FF” 0.035 UI
(Note 9)
DJTX Deterministic jitter (Note 8) 0.003 UI
RJTX Random jitter (Note 8) 0.005 UI
JITTER FOR 10 Gbps
TJTXEYE Total jitter (Notes 7, 8) FG and EQ setting “FF” 0.085 UI
(Note 9)
DJTX Deterministic jitter (Note 8) 0.040 UI
RJTX Random jitter (Note 8) 0.007 UI
7. Includes RJ at 1012
.
8. Measured at the ends of reference channel with a K28.5 pattern, VID = 1000 mVpp, 3.5 dB deemphasis from source.
9. 5 Gbps, UI = 200 ps for 10 Gbps, UI = 100 ps Test condition
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PARAMETER MEASUREMENT DIAGRAMS
Figure 3. Propagation Delay Figure 4. Output Rise and Fall Times
tRtF
80%
20%
VOH
VOL
tdiffLH tdiffHL
Rx
Rx+
Tx
Tx+
APPLICATION GUIDELINES
LFPS Compliance Testing
As part of USB 3.1 compliance test, the host or peripheral
must transmit a LFPS signal that adheres to the spec
parameters. The NB7NPQ7022M is tested as a part of a USB
compliant system to ensure that it maintains compliance
while increasing system performance.
LFPS Functionality
USB 3.1, Gen1 and Gen2 use Low Frequency Periodic
Signaling (LFPS) to implement functions like exiting
lowpower modes, performing warm resets and providing
link training between host and peripheral devices. LFPS
signaling consists of bursts of frequencies ranging between
10 to 50 MHz and can have specific burst lengths or repeat
rates.
Ping.LFPS for TX Compliance
During the transmitter compliance, the system under test
must transmit certain compliance patterns as defined by the
USBIF. In order to toggle through these patterns for various
tests, the receiver must receive a ping. LFPS signal from
either the test suite or a separate pattern generator. The
standard signal comprises of a single burst period of 100 ns
at 20 MHz.
Control Pin Settings
Control pins CTRL_A1 & CTRL_B0 controls the flat gain
and CTRL_A0 & CTRL_B1 controls the equalization of
channels A and B respectively.
The Float (Default) Setting “F” can be set by leaving the
control pins in a floating state. The redriver will internally
bias (with an internal pull up resistor of 100 kW and pull down
resistor of 200 kW) the control pins to the correct voltage
(Logic 2/3 * VCC). The low setting “L” can be set by pulling
the control pin to ground. The high setting “H” can be set by
pulling the pin high to VCC. The Rext setting can be set by
adding a 68 kW resistor from the control pin to ground. This
will bias the redriver internal voltage to Logic 1/3 * VCC.
Linear Equalization
The linear equalization that the NB7NPQ7022M provides
compensates for losses that occur naturally along board
traces and cable lines. Linear Equalization boosts high
frequencies and lower frequencies linearly so when
transmitting at varying frequencies, the voltage amplitude
will remain consistent. This compensation electrically
counters losses and allows for longer traces to be possible
when routing.
DC Flat Gain
DC flat gain equally boosts high and low frequency
signals, and is essential for countering low frequency losses.
DC flat gain can also be used to simulate a higher input
signal from a USB Controller. If a USB controller can only
provide 800 mV differential to a receiver, it can be boosted
to 1130 mV using 3 dB of flat gain.
Total Gain
When using Flat Gain with Equalization in a USB
application it is important to make sure that the total voltage
does not exceed 1200 mV. Total gain can be calculated by
adding the EQ gain to the Flat Gain.
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TYPICAL APPLICATION
A _ TX +
A_TX
B _ RX +
B_RX
A_RX
B_TX
Detection Termination
Termination
Termination
Driver
Driver
Termination
Channel B Control Logic
CTRL_B0
B _ TX +
Receiver /
Equalizer
A _ RX +
Receiver /
Equalizer
CTRL_B1
CTRL_A0 CTRL_A1
Channel A Control Logic
Detection
ESD
PROTECTION
USB3.1
RECEPTACLE
TYPE A/TYPE C
220 nF
220 nF
330 nF
330 nF
220 kW
220 kW
Upto 3 dB loss
USB3.1
CONTROLLER
220 nF
220 nF
220 nF
220 nF
Upto 13 dB loss
Figure 5. USB 3.1 Host Side NB7NPQ7022M Application
Table 11. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
Design Parameter Value
Supply Voltage 3.3 V nominal, (3.0 V to 3.6 V)
Operation Mode (Control Pin Selection) Default FLOAT “F”, adjust based on application losses. Refer Table 2 for different
EQ and FG setting.
TX AC Coupling Capacitors 220 nF nominal, 75 nF to 265 nF, see Figure 5
RX AC Coupling Capacitors 330 470 nF nominal, see Figure 5
Rext 68 kW ± 5%
RX Pull Down Resistors at Receptacle 200 kW to 220 kW
Power Supply Capacitors 100 nF to GND close to each Vcc pin, and 10 mF to GND on the Vcc plane
Trace loss of FR4 before NB7NPQ7022M Up to 13 dB losses
Trace loss of FR4 after NB7NPQ7022M Up To 3 dB losses. Keep as short as possible for best performance.
DC Flat Gain Options 3 dB, 1.5 dB, 0 dB, 2 dB
Equalization Options 6.7 to 13.1 dB
Differential Trace Impedance 90 W ± 10%
Typical Layout Practices
RX and TX pairs should maintain as close to a 90 W
Differential impedance as possible.
Limit the number of vias used on each data line. It is
suggested that 2 or fewer are used.
Traces should be routed as straight and symmetric as
possible.
RX and TX differential pairs should always be placed
and routed on the same layer directly above a ground
plane. This will help reduce EMI and noise on the data
lines.
Routing angles should be obtuse angles and kept to 135
degrees or larger.
To minimize crosstalk, TX and RX data lines should be
kept away from other high speed signals.
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