Features: ·High signal sensitivity·Simple filter configuration and few external components·Processing of two carrier stereo signals·ESD protected·Low intercarrier distortions· Alignment-free intercarrier mixer· Optimum tuning characteristics· Improved linearity for NICAM applications·AF output lev...
TDA4482-D: Features: ·High signal sensitivity·Simple filter configuration and few external components·Processing of two carrier stereo signals·ESD protected·Low intercarrier distortions· Alignment-free interca...
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Parameters |
Symbol |
Value |
Unit |
Supply voltage Pin 14 |
VS |
10 to 13.5 |
V |
Supply current Pin 14 |
IS |
80 |
mA |
External voltages Pins 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 and 17 |
Vext |
6 |
V |
Power dissipation (in soldered position) |
Ptot |
1 |
A |
Junction temperature |
Tj |
125 |
|
Ambient temperature range |
Tamb |
25 to +70 |
|
Storage temperature range |
Tstg |
25 to +125 |
This TDA4482-D configuration permits high-quality processing of audio carriers for FM-sound standards, providing separate inputs for the video and audio carrier. The audio carrier signal is passed to two multiplying mixer arrangements via a 3-stage variable wideband amplifier with led level output signals. One mixer generates the gain-control signal. The second mixer operates as an intercarrier demodulator and supplies the intermediate AF carrier. The video carrier signal required from the intercarrier is decoupled in a prelimited and selected form from the demodulator tank of the intermediate video frequency circuit (TDA4453 or TDA4439) and led to the intercarrier mixer via a limiting amplifier. Depending on the system, the Nyquist range of the IF input filter in the video channel affects the attainable AF signal-to-noise ratio.
The audio PM IF TDA4482-D carrier reaches the quadrature demodulators via an inter-connected IF filter and subsequent limiting amplifier. The resulting AF signals are led via a low-pass amplifier with increased level to the buffered output stages. Switching can take place with TTL equivalent levels.