I too would be very interested in finding some reading
material on SSTL, but there doesn't seem to be much about.
>From reading between lines of datasheets, my guess is that
the basics of SSTL are:
- standard push-pull CMOS outputs
- input threshold defined by an external voltage reference
(divided down Vsupply)
Because the input thresholds are tighter than TTL, it is possible
to use a combination of series and parallel terminations to
guarantee incident wave switching.
The main application appears to be memory modules. The proponents
of SSTL would have a 25ohm resistor close to the module connector
to mask the effect of the module stub.
Regards,
John
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Danwei Xue wrote: > > Hello, > > Could anyone explain what is Stub Series Terminated Logic (SSTL) and > point out where I can find some reading materials on it? > > Thank you very much in advance, > > Danwei > Apple Computer, Inc.