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/ Device::Chip::Si5351

NAME

Device::Chip::Si5351 - chip driver for Si5351

SYNOPSIS

use Device::Chip::Si5351;
use Future::AsyncAwait;

my $chip = Device::Chip::Si5351->new;
await $chip->mount( Device::Chip::Adapter::...->new );

await $chip->init;

await $chip->change_pll_config( "A",
   SRC   => "XTAL",
   ratio => 24,
);

await $chip->change_multisynth_config( 0,
   SRC   => "PLLA",
   ratio => 50,
);

await $chip->change_clk_config( 0,
   SRC => "MSn",
   PDN => 0,
   OE  => 1,
);

await $chip->reset_plls;

# CLK0 output will now be set to the crystal reference frequency
# multiplied by 24, divided by 50. Assuming a 25.000MHz reference
# crystal, the output will therefore be 12.000MHz.

DESCRIPTION

This Device::Chip subclass provides specific communication to a Silabs Si5351 chip attached to a computer via an I²C adapter.

The reader is presumed to be familiar with the general operation of this chip; the documentation here will not attempt to explain or define chip-specific concepts or features, only the use of this module to access them.

METHODS

init

await $chip->init;

Performs initialisation setup on the chip as recommended by the datasheet: disables all outputs and powers down all output drivers. After this, individual outputs can be powered up and enabled again by "change_clk_config".

read_status

$status = await $chip->read_status;

Reads and returns the chip status register, as a HASH reference with the following keys:

SYS_INIT  => BOOL
LOL_A     => BOOL
LOL_B     => BOOL
LOS_CLKIN => BOOL
LOS_XTAL  => BOOL
REVID     => INT

read_config

$config = await $chip->read_config;

Reads and returns the overall chip configuration, as a HASH reference with the following keys:

XTAL_CL      => "6pF" | "8pF" | "10pF"
CLKIN_FANOUT => BOOL
XO_FANOUT    => BOOL
MS_FANOUT    => BOOL

change_config

await $chip->change_config( %changes );

Writes changes to the overall chip configuration registers. Any fields not specified will retain their current values.

read_pll_config

$config = await $chip->read_pll_config( $pll )

Reads and returns the PLL synthesizer configuration registers for the given PLL unit (which should be "A" or "B"), as a HASH reference with the following keys:

P1  => INT
P2  => INT
P3  => INT
SRC => "XTAL" | "CLKIN"

Additionally, the following extra fields will be inferred from the basic parameters, as a convenience:

ratio_a => INT  # integral part of ratio
ratio_b => INT  # numerator of fractional part of ratio
ratio_c => INT  # denominator of fractional part of ratio

ratio => NUM    # ratio expressed as a float

change_pll_config

await $chip->change_pll_config( $pll, %changes )

Writes changes to the PLL synthesizer configuration registers for the given PLL unit. Any fields not specified will retain their current values.

As a convenience, the feedback division ratio can be supplied using the three ratio_... parameters, rather than the raw Pn values.

To set an integer ratio, this can alternatively be supplied directly by the ratio parameter. This must be an integer, however. To avoid floating-point inaccuracies in fractional ratios, the three ratio_... parameters must be used if the ratio is not a simple integer.

reset_plls

await $chip->reset_plls;

Resets the PLLs. This method should be called at the end of configuration to reset the PLL and divider units to begin outputting the configured frequencies.

read_multisynth_config

$config = await $chip->read_multisynth_config( $idx )

Reads and returns the Multisynth frequency divider configuration registers for the given unit (which should be an integer 0 to 5), as a HASH reference with the following keys:

P1     => INT
P2     => INT
P3     => INT
DIVBY4 => BOOL
INT    => BOOL
SRC    => "PLLA" | "PLLB"
PHOFF  => INT

Note that this method returns the setting of the appropriate phase-offset register. Even though the datasheet names this as if it were related to the clock output unit, it in fact relates to the Multisynth divider.

Additionally, the following extra fields will be inferred from the basic parameters, as a convenience:

ratio_a => INT  # integral part of ratio
ratio_b => INT  # numerator of fractional part of ratio
ratio_c => INT  # denominator of fractional part of ratio

ratio => NUM    # ratio expressed as a float

Note that the integer-only Multisynth units 6 and 7 are not currently supported.

change_multisynth_config

await $chip->change_multisynth_config( $pll, %changes )

Writes changes to the Multisynth frequency divider configuration registers for the given unit. Any fields not specified will retain their current values.

As a convenience, the division ratio can be supplied using the three ratio_... parameters, rather than the raw Pn values.

To set an integer ratio, this can alternatively be supplied directly by the ratio parameter. This must be an integer, however. To avoid floating-point inaccuracies in fractional ratios, the three ratio_... parameters must be used if the ratio is not a simple integer.

read_clk_config

$config = $chip->read_clk_config( $idx )

Reads and returns the clock output pin configuration registers for the given pin index (in the range 0 to 5), as a HASH reference with the following keys:

IDRV => "2mA" | "4mA" | "6mA" | "8mA"
SRC  => "XTAL" | "CLKIN" | "MS04" | "MSn"
INV  => BOOL
PDN  => BOOL
DIV  => 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 | 128
OE   => BOOL

Note that the OE field has positive logic; it is true when the output is enabled (by the OEMASK register having a 0 bit in the corresponding position).

change_clk_config

await $chip->change_clk_config( $idx, %changes );

Writes changes to the clock output pin configuration registers for the given pin index. Any fields not specified will retain their current values.

TODO

This module is missing support for several chip features, mostly because I only have the MSOP-10 version of the Si5351A chip, so I cannot actually test:

  • Integer-only multisynth units 6 and 7 and their associated clock output pins.

  • The VCXO of Si5351B.

  • The CLKIN of Si5351C.

Additionally, lacking a spectrum analyser I cannot confirm operation of:

  • Spread-spectrum parameters of PLLA.

AUTHOR

Paul Evans <leonerd@leonerd.org.uk>