Datasheet

Bit(s) Description
11
IFE: Invert Fire Enable. This bit enables the Invert Fire Mode, which is used for harmonic imaging.
0 Invert Fire Mode Disabled. The programmed pulse pattern will be fired directly.
1 Invert Fire Mode Enabled. Each TX transmission will consist of two firings. First, the
programmed pulse pattern will be fired directly (non-inverted). Second, after RX is completed,
the pulse pattern will be inverted and fired again. During “invert firing” mode, there should
be no write or read-back activity on the serial interface lines and the user must ensure
that the sLE line remains high to prevent the invert-firing from inadvertently resetting.
10
PLLE: PLL Enable. This bit enables the on-chip PLL
0 PLL Disabled
1 PLL Enabled
9:3
FD: Frequency Division. These bits determine the pulse width of each bit in the non-return zero output pulse
pattern. The decimal value of these bits correspond to the 2X division factor between the 160 MHz master
clock and the output pulse frequency a one-high-one-low pattern. For example, when the desired output
frequency is 160 MHz / 2 = 80 MHz, then FD = 2 and Register 1Ah[9:3] = 000 0001. If the desired output
frequency is 160 MHz / 32 = 5MHz, then FD = 32 and Register 1Ah[9:3] = 001 0000. If the desired output
frequency is 160 MHz / 256 = 0.625 MHz, then FD = 256, which is the Maximum, and Register 1Ah[9:3] =
000 0000.
2:0
PL: Pattern Length. These bits determine the length of the pulse pattern for all channels. The pulse pattern
length set in this register must coincide exactly with the actual pattern programmed to registers 08h through
17h, or registers 18h and 19h. For example, if the pattern length is set in this register to be 24 pulses, then
exactly, a 24-bit value must be written into registers 08h through 17h or registers 18h and 19h. If a different
number of bits/pulses is programmed into those registers, the outputs will not function correctly.
000 4-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 4-bit depth.
001 8-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have an 8-bit depth.
010 16-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 16-bit depth.
011 24-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 24-bit depth.
100 32-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 32-bit depth.
101 40-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 40-bit depth.
110 48-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 48-bit depth.
111 64-pulse pattern length. Registers 08h to 19h will have a 64-bit depth.
PLL CLOCK INPUT SELECTION REGISTER
Address: 1Bh
Register 1Bh determines whether the PLL input clock is to be a single-ended clock or a differential clock
b[7:1] b[0]
Description RSV PLLCK
0Bh Default 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bit(s) Description
7:1 RSV: Reserved. This is a reserved bit. When writing to Register 1Bh, keep this bit at “0.”
0
PLLCK: PLL Clock. This bit determines whether the PLL input clock is to be a single-ended LVCMOS input
or a differential input.
0 Differential PLL Clock Input.
1 LV CMOS PLL Clock Input.
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