Dallas Semiconductor DS2188 T1/CEPT Jitter Attenuator Datasheet

The DS2188 T1/CEPT Jitter Attenuator Chip is capable of attenuating clock and data jitter present in T1 or CEPT lines. It meets the jitter attenuation templates outlined in TR62411, TR-TSY-000170, G.735, and G.742. Only one external component, either a 6.176 MHz (T1) or 8.192 MHz (CEPT) crystal, is required. The buffer size can be selected as 128 or 32 bits. Jitter attenuation can be easily disabled. It operates on a single +5V supply using low-power CMOS technology. The DS2188 is available in 16-pin DIP and 16-pin SOIC (DS2188S) packages. It is designed to work with the DS2186 Transmit Line and DS2187 Receive Line Interface.


Dallas Semiconductor DS2188 T1/CEPT Jitter Attenuator Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Dallas Semiconductor
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
10
File format
PDF
File size
138 KB
Published
21 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
815CD7D686BEAC9714CF17E86DED7F18

About this manual

The DS2188 is a T1/CEPT jitter attenuator that uses a 128 × 2‑bit FIFO buffer and an external 4× crystal to reduce clock and data jitter. It operates from a single +5 V supply and supports selectable buffer depths of 128 or 32 bits.

The document provides pin descriptions, recommended crystal parameters, absolute maximum ratings, DC and AC electrical characteristics, and package dimensions for both 16‑pin DIP and SOIC versions.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Pin Assignment
  • Description
  • Overview
  • Buffer Depth Select
  • Reset
  • Pin Description
  • Crystal Requirements
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • DC Electrical Characteristics

Specifications

Buffer depth selectable128 bits or 32 bits via BDS pin
Supply voltage (Vpp)5.0 V (typical)
Input logic high (Vin)2.0 V (typical)
Input logic low (Vin)-0.3 V to +0.8 V
Supply current (Ipp)7 mA to 12 mA
Crystal frequency6.176 MHz (T1) or 8.192 MHz (CEPT)
Load capacitance14 pF to 20 pF (16 pF preferred)
Effective series resistance (ESR) max40 Ω (6.176 MHz) / 30 Ω (8.192 MHz)

Frequently asked questions

How can the jitter attenuation be disabled?

Tie the DJA pin high to bypass the jitter attenuator and pass the raw signals through.

What does the BL pin indicate?

The BL pin goes high when the buffer is near full or empty, signalling that incoming jitter exceeds the allowed limit (120 UIpp for 128‑bit mode, 28 UIpp for 32‑bit mode).

How is the buffer recentered after power‑up?

Apply a negative‑edge (high‑to‑low) transition on the RST pin; this recenters the FIFO buffer.

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