MAX4952

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Quad Equalized 1.5/3.0/6.0GT/s SAS/SATA Redriver

Ultra-Small Equalizer/Redriver Supports SAS Data Rates Up to 6.0GT/s (Gigatransfers per Second)

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Overview

  • Single +3.3V Supply Operation
  • SAS Gen I/II Up to 6.0GT/s
  • Excellent Return Loss
    • 8dB at 3.0GT/s
  • Supports SAS/SATA OOB (Out-of-Band) Signaling Very Fast Entry and Exit Time
    • 5ns (typ)
  • Internal Input/Output 50Ω Termination Resistors
  • Selectable Input Equalization
    • 0, 3dB
  • Standard 1000mVP-P Selectable (typ) Output
  • Selectable Preemphasis
    • 0, 3dB
  • Inline Signal Traces for Flowthrough Layout
  • Space-Saving Package: 3.5mm x 9mm TQFN

The MAX4952 quad-channel redriver is designed to redrive two full lanes of SAS or SATA signals up to 6.0GT/s (gigatransfers per second) and operates from a single +3.3V supply.

The MAX4952 features independent input equalization and output preemphasis. The MAX4952 enhances signal integrity at the receiver by equalizing the signal at the input and establishing preemphasis at the output of the device. SAS and SATA OOB (Out-of-Band) signaling is supported using high-speed amplitude detection on the inputs and squelch on the corresponding outputs. Inputs and outputs are all internally 50Ω terminated and must be AC-coupled to the SAS/SATA controller IC and SAS/SATA device.

The MAX4952 is available in a small 42-pin, 3.5mm x 9mm TQFN package with flowthrough traces for ease of layout. This device is specified over the 0°C to +70°C operating temperature range.

Applications

  • Data Storage/Work Stations
  • Docking Stations
  • Servers

MAX4952
Quad Equalized 1.5/3.0/6.0GT/s SAS/SATA Redriver
MAX4952: Typical Application Circuit
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