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Table C. Y Term Table
|V
CC
V
EE
| = 5.0 V
|V
CC
V
EE
| = 3.3 V
|V
CC
V
EE
| = 2.5 V
Z
0
R
t1
R
t2
R
t3
Z
0
R
t1
R
t2
R
t3
Z
0
R
t1
R
t2
R
t3
50
50
50
112
50
50
50
46
50
50
50
21.2
70
70
70
156
70
70
70
64
70
70
70
29.7
75
75
75
166
75
75
75
68
75
75
75
31.8
80
80
80
179
80
80
80
72
80
80
80
33.9
90
90
90
201
90
90
90
82
90
90
90
38.1
100
100
100
223
100
100
100
91
100
100
100
42.4
120
120
120
268
120
120
120
109
120
120
120
50.8
150
150
150
335
150
150
150
136
150
150
150
63.6
V
EE
R
E
R
E
Figure 7. Standard Pair with External Parallel
R
t
(*or twisted pair)
*TLine Z
0
*TLine Z
0
Near DC Current Return Standard Pair
Termination
The standard pair termination scheme uses a pulldown
resistor, R
E
, located at each driver pin to return the output
transistor bias current near the driver, and an impedance
matching parallel resistor, R
T
, located at the receiver input
pins (see Figure 7, standard pair with external parallel, and
Figure 8, standard pair termination with internal
termination, and Figure 9, standard pair termination with
singulated internal termination resistors). The impedance
matching parallel resistor may be internal or external
depending on the receiver device. If internal to the receiver,
the resistor may be singulated or combined (“combo”) for
external pinout.
The diagram of Figure 7 shows a Standard Pair
Termination with an R
E
resistor for DC output current bias
located nearby each driver pin: refer to Table B, for values
of R
E
. The differential transmission line AC impedance
matching resistance, R
t
, is located externally near the
receiver input pins.
As a variation of a Standard Pair Termination, a receiver
may provide the differential transmission line AC
impedance matching resistance, R
t
, internally. This internal
impedance matching termination may be pinned out either
combined into a Combo V
t
pin or each resistor may be
singulated and pinned out, such as V
t1
and V
t2
.
When left open, the Combo Pin still provides a passive
100
termination across the nearby receiver’s differential
signal line pair. This can compliment a pulldown resistor, R
E
,
located on each line of a differential at the driver pins. This is
illustrated in Figure 8.
Figure 8. Standard Pair Termination with
Internal Termination
Open V
t
Pin
R
R
(*or twisted pair)
Driver
Receiver
*TLine Z
0
*TLine Z
0
Internal Termination Combo Pin
V
EE
R
E
R
E
When the Internal Termination resistors are singulated,
the two V
t
pins must be shorted to create the 100 value as
shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9. Standard Pair Termination with
Singulated Internal Termination Resistors
Internal Termination Singulated Pins
R
R
(*or twisted pair)
Driver
Receiver
*TLine Z
0
*TLine Z
0
V
EE
Vt1
Vt2
Shorted
R
E
R
E