BA3430F [ROHM]

Stereo pre-amplifiers with mute detection circuits for car stereos; 立体声前级放大器与汽车音响静音检测电路
BA3430F
型号: BA3430F
厂家: ROHM    ROHM
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Stereo pre-amplifiers with mute detection circuits for car stereos
立体声前级放大器与汽车音响静音检测电路

放大器 汽车音响
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Audio ICs  
Stereo pre-amplifiers with mute  
detection circuits for car stereos  
BA3430S / BA3430F / BA3430FS  
The BA3430S, BA3430F, and BA3430FS are stereo pre-amplifiers with mute detection circuits which have been de-  
signed for use in car stereos. The analog circuitry including the pre-amplifier and mute detection and the digital circuitry  
such as control logic circuits have been combined together on a single chip. This has made it possible to reduce the  
interface with the microcontroller to five parallel inputs and outputs, and enables a very compact circuit configuration  
around the tape head.  
The BA3430S, BA3430F, or BA3430FS makes it possible to easily incorporate an ultra-compact, high-precision pre-am-  
plifier board into the mechanical components of a car stereo.  
FAbsolute maximum ratings (Ta = 25_C)  
FRecommended operating conditions (Ta = 25_C)  
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FBlock diagram  
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FPin descriptions  
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FElectrical characteristics (unless otherwise noted, Ta = 25_C and VCC = 9V, f = 1kHz, Rg = 680, VO = *10dBV)  
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FMeasurement circuit  
FAudio signal amplification circuit  
(1) Input switch circuit  
The electrolytic capacitor between the input pin and  
ground is for preventing switch noise. Although it is pos-  
sible to prevent switch noise in the audio output without  
this capacitor by using the mute circuit, switch noise in  
the mute detection circuit will not be prevented and noise  
will be recognized as a song.  
This circuit switches between head A and head B as  
needed for the auto reverse function.  
A10korlessresistormustbeconnectedtotheinputpin  
to limit the input current.  
Equivalent circuit schematic  
Truth table  
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(2) Equalizer amplifier and metal switch circuits  
The signal input from the magnetic head will be amplified  
based on the NAB characteristics for normal tape or met-  
al tape. The equalizer characteristics are switched be-  
tweennormal and metal according to the logic of the met-  
al switch pin. A 22kor less resistor must be connected  
to the input pin to limit the input current. Thecapacitorbe-  
tween the input pin and ground is for preventing switch  
noise. It can be omitted without causing incorrect song  
detection.  
Input switch truth table  
Equivalent circuit schematic  
(3) Mute circuit  
Equivalent circuit schematic  
This circuit mutes the output of the equalizer amplifier. A  
22kor less resistor must be connected to the input pin  
to limit the input current. The electrolytic capacitor be-  
tween the input pin and ground is for preventing switch  
noise. It can be omitted without causing incorrect song  
detection,however, itisbesttouseittoensureproperop-  
eration of the mute circuit.  
Input switch truth table  
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FMute detection circuit  
(1) Mute detection based on noise and music signals  
The signals of each block in the mute detection circuit are  
shown in the diagram below.  
(2) Sensitivity switch amplifier circuit  
Input switch truth table  
The noise level and signal frequency of the tape differ  
during playback and fast forward. Therefore, this signal  
amplifier includes a circuit for switching the detection fre-  
quency and gain for playback and fast forward.  
2) Input low pass filter  
(1) Sensitivity switch circuit  
High frequency noise increases during fast forward. This  
filter reduces high frequency noise. It consists of an inter-  
nal30kresistorwhichcombinestheleftandrightequal-  
izer output and an external capacitor connected to Pin 5.  
This circuit switches the detection frequency and gain for  
playback and fast forward.  
A10korlessresistormustbeconnectedtotheinputpin  
to limit the input current. The electrolytic capacitor be-  
tween the input pin and ground is for preventing incorrect  
detection. Without this capacitor, sensitivity switch noise  
may cause incorrect detection of songs.  
The cutoff frequency of the low pass filter fH is  
1
fH =  
(Hz)  
2   π   C 30k//30k  
C = External capacitor connected to Pin 5  
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(3) Sensitivity switch amplifier  
Equivalent circuit schematic  
R2 is a resistor inside the IC which is 100during play-  
back and 360during fast forward.  
The gain of the amplifier is  
30k ) R1 ) R2  
G = 20   log  
(dB)  
R1 ) R2  
The low cutoff frequency fL of the amplifier is  
1
fL =  
(Hz)  
2   π  C   (R1 ) R2)  
(4) Comparator circuit  
This equation holds when the input signal is sufficiently  
large.  
This circuit detects the presence or not of the signal and  
outputs a detection signal.  
See Fig. 20 for the small signal time τ1.  
The circuit consists of two comparators. The first  
comparatordetects the level of the signal and the second  
comparator detects the duration of the signal.  
When a signal above VCC /30 (VO-P) is input, the first  
comparator turns on and draws a constant current I from  
the time constant pin. This causes the voltage of the time  
constant pin to fall, and when it drops below VCC - 2.7(V)  
the next comparator turns on, changing the mute detec-  
tion output pin to low.  
The time τ2 from the ceasing of the signal to the change-  
over of the mute detection output pin to high is as follows:  
1/2 VCC)2.0  
τ 2 = C R In  
(S)  
2.0  
I: Output current of first comparator = approx. 1mA  
C: External capacitor connected to time constant pin  
R: External resistor connected to time constant pin (this  
should be 22kor higher)  
If the signal level drops below VCC /30 (VO-P), the first  
comparator turns off and the voltage of the time constant  
pinrisesduetotheexternaldischargeresistor. When this  
voltage rises above VCC - 2.0(V), the next comparator  
turns off, changing the mute detection output pin to high.  
The time ι1 fromthearrivalofthesignaltothechangeover  
of the mute detection output pin to low is given as follows:  
5.4 C  
Equivalent circuit schematic  
τ 1 =  
(S)  
I
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5) Gain settings for the mute detection circuit  
The gain settings for the mute detection circuit are shown below. The reference voltage of the comparator circuit is set  
at VCC /30.  
As an example, when VCC = 9V and f = 5kHz, the mute  
detection level during playback is obtained as follows:  
a. The reference voltage of the comparator circuit is V =  
VCC /30 = 0.3V, therefore, the circuit will operate at an AC  
input of 0.3/ 2Vrms = *13.5dBV or more.  
b. From the above chart, the gain at 5kHz during play-  
back is 80dB.  
c. Therefore, the output/input level of mute detection is  
*13.5 * 80 = *93.5dBV.  
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FApplication example  
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FOperation notes  
(1) Application circuit  
(4) Song detection output/input level  
The application circuit is an example of a circuit we re-  
commend, however, before using it further examination  
of characteristics and patent issues is necessary. If any  
ofthevaluesoftheexternalconnectionsarechanged, be  
sure to take into consideration both the quiescent and  
transient characteristics of the IC and external compo-  
nents, and also deviations in the characteristics.  
(2) Resistor values for switch pins  
The song detection output/input level can be set with the  
resistors connected to Pins 3 and 4. Small values for  
these resistors will create a large amplifier gain, lowering  
the song detection output/input level. The song detec-  
tion output / input level in the application circuit is  
*93.5dBV (5kHz) during playback and *81dBV  
(10kHz) during fast forward.  
(5) Frequency characteristics of sensitivity switch am-  
plifier  
To prevent incorrect operation of the switch pins, use a  
3k to 10kresistor at Pins 20 and 23, and a 2k to 22kΩ  
resistor at Pins 21 and 22.  
The low cutoff frequency during playback can be set with  
the capacitor and resistor values of Pin 3. The low cutoff  
frequency during fast forward can be set with the capaci-  
tor and resistor values of Pin 4, and the high cutoff fre-  
quency can be set with the capacitor connected to Pin 5  
and the internal resistor.  
(3) Capacitors for switch pins  
The capacitors connected to Pins 20 and 23 are for pre-  
venting incorrect operation of the mute detection circuit.  
Without these capacitors, the switching sound which oc-  
curs when the internal switches are switched will cause  
the mute detection output pin (Pin 24) to go low even  
when there is no signal, and this error will continue  
throughoutthemutedetectiontime. Ifashortmutedetec-  
tion time is set and the error can be tolerated, the capaci-  
tors can be omitted. The capacitors at Pins 21 and 22 are  
forpreventingapopsoundintheaudiosignal. Ifthepop  
sound is muted at a latter stage, the capacitors can be  
omitted. Naturally, the mute detection circuit will still op-  
erate correctly if they are omitted.  
(6) Song detection time  
The song detection time can be set with the capacitor  
connectedtoPin2. Ifthetimeistooshort, shortnoisesig-  
nals will also cause the circuit to operate. Set the time as  
long as possible.  
(7) Mute detection time  
The mute detection time is proportional to the product of  
the capacitor and resistor between the supply voltage  
and Pin 2. Taking into consideration the allowed IC cur-  
rent, select a resistor which is 22kor more.  
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FThermal derating curves  
As the allowed power dissipation of the BA3430F /  
BA3430FS is small (BA3430F = 550mW, BA3430FS =  
800mW), high temperature or high current may cause  
the allowed power dissipation to be exceeded. Fig. 8  
shows the internal power dissipation vs. supply voltage  
(Pd vs. VCC), and Fig. 9 shows the allowed power dissipa-  
tion vs. ambient temperature (PdMAX. vs. Ta). Allowed  
supply voltage vs. ambient temperature (VCCMAX. vs. Ta)  
can be obtained from these curves, and the result is  
showninFig. 10. RefertoFig. 10tosetthesupplyvoltage  
when designing the application.  
FElectriclal charecteristics curves  
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FExternal dimensions (Units: mm)  
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