SNAA410 July 2024 CDCDB2000 , LMKDB1102 , LMKDB1104 , LMKDB1108 , LMKDB1120 , LMKDB1202 , LMKDB1204
To summarize, when replacing the RC19008 with the LMKDB1108:
PIN | Pin Differences between RC19008 and LMKDB1108 that Affect Drop-In Replacements | Design Requirements when Replacing the RC19008 with the LMKDB1108 | |||||
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TI NAME | RENESAS NAME | NO. | TYPE | ||||
Input | |||||||
CLKIN_P | CLKIN | 8 | I | No difference | N/A. | ||
CLKIN_N | CLKINb | 9 | I | ||||
Output | |||||||
CLK0_P | CLK13 | 15 | O | No difference | N/A. | ||
CLK0_N | CLKb13 | 16 | O | ||||
CLK1_P | CLK10 | 17 | O | ||||
CLK1_N | CLKb10 | 18 | O | ||||
CLK2_P | CLK7 | 22 | O | ||||
CLK2_N | CLKb7 | 23 | O | ||||
CLK3_P | CLK6 | 24 | O | ||||
CLK3_N | CLKb6 | 25 | O | ||||
CLK4_P | CLK5 | 28 | O | ||||
CLK4_N | CLKb5 | 29 | O | ||||
CLK5_P | CLK3 | 31 | O | ||||
CLK5_N | CLKb3 | 32 | O | ||||
CLK6_P | CLK2 | 35 | O | ||||
CLK6_N | CLKb2 | 36 | O | ||||
CLK7_P | CLK1 | 38 | O | ||||
CLK7_N | CLKb1 | 39 | O | ||||
Output Enable | |||||||
vOE0#/SHFT_LD# | OEb13_SHFT_LDb | 14 | I | OE mode | SBI Mode | OE mode | SBI Mode |
RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | No difference. | Do not leave these pins floating and depend on the internal resistors. Drive OE pins low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pins low or high through external resistors. | N/A. | ||||
vOE1#/SBI_IN | OEb10_SBI_IN | 19 | I | ||||
vOE2# | OEb7 | 21 | I | RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition as a guideline which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | Do not leave these pins floating and depend on the internal resistor. Drive OE pins low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pins low or high through external resistors. | ||
vOE3# | OEb6 | 27 | I | ||||
vOE4#/SBI_CLK | OEb5_SBI_CLK | 30 | I | OE mode | SBI Mode | OE mode | SBI Mode |
RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition as a guideline which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | No difference. | Do not leave this pin floating and depend on the internal pulldown resistor of the LMKDB1108. Drive OE pin low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pin low or high through external resistors. | N/A. | ||||
vOE5# | OEb3 | 33 | I | RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition as a guideline which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | Do not leave this pin floating and depend on the internal resistor. Drive OE pin low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pin low or high through external resistors. | ||
vOE6#/SBI_OUT | OEb2_SBI_OUT | 34 | I | OE mode | SBI Mode | OE mode | SBI Mode |
RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | No difference. | Do not leave this pin floating and depend on the internal resistor. Drive OE pin low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pin low or high through external resistors. | N/A. | ||||
vOE7# | OEb1 | 40 | I | RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI decided to follow DB2000QL’s definition which states that the OE pins require internal pulldown resistors. | Do not leave this pin floating and depend on the internal resistor. Drive OE pin low or high through external controllers, or pull OE pin low or high through external resistors. | ||
Communication | |||||||
SMB_DATA | SDATA | 5 | I/O | No difference | N/A. | ||
SMB_CLK | SCLK | 6 | I | ||||
vSBI_EN | SBI_ENQ | 11 | I | ||||
^vSADR1_tri | SADR_tri1 | 3 | I | ||||
^vSADR0_tri | SADR_tri0 | 4 | I | ||||
Power | |||||||
VDDA | VDDDIG | 7 | P | Completing a drop-in replacement does not require any changes on this pin. Pin name and function are different between the RC19008 and the LMKDB1108. TI decided to have an input receiver power supply pin to follow DB2000QL’s definition as a guideline and name this pin according to this definition. DB2000QL’s definition establishes this pin's name as VDDA. Renesas does not seem to be following DB2000QL's definition and do not have an input receiver power supply pin for the RC19008. | No changes are required. Keep the same power filtering used for the RC19008. | ||
VDD | VDDCLK | 10 | P | No difference | |||
VDD | VDDCLK | 13 | P | ||||
VDD | VDDCLK | 20 | P | ||||
VDD | VDDCLK | 26 | P | ||||
VDD | VDDCLK | 37 | P | ||||
Miscelleneous | |||||||
DAP | EPAD | GND/41 | G | No difference | N/A. | ||
LOS# | LOSb | 1 | O | ||||
^SLEWRATE_SEL | SLEWRATE_SEL | 2 | I | ||||
vPWRGD/PWRDN# | PWRGD_PWRDNb | 12 | I | RC19008 has an internal pullup resistor while LMKDB1108 has an internal pulldown resistor. TI followed DB2000QL’s definition as a guideline which states that the PWRGD/PWRDN# pin requires an internal pulldown resistor. | Do not leave this pin floating and depend on the internal resistor. Drive pin low or high through external controllers, or pull pin low or high through external resistors. |