HA12203NT is silicon monolithic bipolar IC providing Dolby noise reduction system*1, music sensor
system, REC equalizer system and each electronic control switch in one chip.
Note: 1. Dolby is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. A license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation is required for the use of this IC.
Functions
• Dolby B - NR*2× 2 channel
• REC equalizer× 2 channel
• Music sensor× 1 channel
• Pass amp.× 2 channel
• Each electronic control switch to change REC equalizer, bias, etc.
Note: 2. HA12204NT is not built-in Dolby noise reduction system.
Features
• REC equalizer is very small number of external parts and have 6 types of frequency characteristics
built-in.*
• 2 types of input for PB, 1 type of input for REC.
• 70µ - PB equalizer changing system built-in.
• Dolby NR with dubbing double cassette decks.
Unprocessed signal output available from recording out terminals during PB mode.
• Provide stable music sensor system, available to design music sensing time and level.
• Controllable from direct micro-computer output.
• Bias oscillator control switch built-in.
• NR ON / OF F and REC / PB fully electronic control switch ing built-in.
• Normal-speed / high-speed, Normal / Crom / Metal*
switching built-in.
• Available to reduce substrate-area because of high integration and small external parts.
3
3
and PB equalizer fully electronic control
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Note: 3. HA12204NT have 4 types of frequency characteristics.
Ordering Information
Standard Level
PB-OUTREC-OUTDolbyOperating Voltage Range
ProductPackageLevelLevelLevelV
HA12203NTDP-42S580mVrms300mVrms300mVrms+6.0 to +7.5–7.5 to –6.0| VCC + VEE | < 1.0V
HA12204NT—
Function
(V)VEE (V)Note
CC
Dolby
Product
HA12203NT
HA12204NT!!!!!
Note: Depending on the employed REC / PB head and test tape characteristics, there is a rare case that
the REC-EQ characteristics of this LSI can not be matched to the required characteristics because of
built-in resistors which determined the REC-EQ parameters in this case, please inquire the
responsible agent because the adjustment built-in resistor is necessary.
B-NRREC-EQ
!!!!!!
Music
SensorPass Amp.REC / PBSelection
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Pin Description, Equivalent Circuit
(VCC = ±7 V, Ta = 25ºC, No Signal, The value in the show typical value.)
LoLoFLATFLAT
LoHi or MidFLAT70µ
HiLo70µFLAT
HiHi or Mid70µ70µ
Note:2. HA12203NT only
2
“Pin Open”
1
Lo
Functional Description
Power Supply Range
HA12203NT / 204NT are designed to operate on split supply.
Table 1Supply Voltage
ProductV
CC
HA12203NT+6.0 to +7.5 V–7.5 to –6.0 V|VCC + VEE| <1.0 V
HA12204NT
Note: The lower limit of supply voltage depends on the line output reference level.
The minimum value of the overload margin is specified as 12dB by Dolby Laboratories.
V
EE
Note
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Reference Voltage
The reference voltage are provided for the left channel and the right channel separately. The block diagram
is shown as figure 1.
22
V
CC
V
CC
42
GND
V
EE
1
V
EE
+
–
L channel reference
+
–
Music sensor reference
+
–
R channel reference
Figure 1 Reference Voltage
Operating Mode Control
HA12203NT / 204NT provide fully electronic switching circuits. And each operating mode control is
controlled by parallel data (DC voltage).
Table 2Control Voltage
Pin No.LoMidHiUnitTest Condition
12, 13, 14, 16,
17, 18, 20
– 0.2 to 1.0—4.0 to V
CC
V
Input Pin
Measure
15, 19– 0.2 to 1.02.0 to 3.04.0 to V
CC
V
Notes: 1. Each pins are on pulled down with 100 kΩ internal resi stor .
Therefore, it will be low-level when each pins are open.
But 19 pin are mid-level when it is open.
2. Over shoot level and under shoot level of input signal must be the standardized (High: V
–0.2V).
3. For reduction of pop noise, connect 1µF to 22µF capacitor with mode control pins.
But it is impossible to reduce completely in regard to Line mute, therefore, use external mute at
the same time.
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V
, Low:
CC
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Input Block Diagram and Lev e l Diagram
HA12203NT/HA12204NT
The each level shown above is typical value
when offering PBOUT level to PBOUT pin.
AIN
BIN
25.9mVrms
21.3dB
300mVrms
R3
12k
FLAT
(120µ)
70µs
R4
15k
C2
0.0047µF
MSREF
300mVrms
0dB
PB
REC
PASS
PB/REC,
PASS=0dB/17dB
42.4mVrms
HA12204NT is not built-in Dolby noise reduction system.
RIN
PASS
REC
PB
300mVrms
DOLBY
B-NR
PB/REC,
PB=5.7dB/5.7dB
PBOUT
580mVrms
RECOUT
300mVrms
Figure 2 Input Block Diagram
PB Equalizer
By switching logical input level of 13 pin (for Ain) and 15 pin (for Bin), you can equalize corresponding to
tape position at play back mode.
With the capacity C2 capacitance that we showed for figure 2 70 µs by the way figure seem to 3 they are
decided.
Gv
t1 = C2 • (12k + 15k)
t2 = C2 • 15k
t1t2
f
Figure 3 Frequency Characteristic of PB Equalizer
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The Sensitivity Adjustment o f Music Sensor
Adjusting MS Amp gain by external resistor , the sensitivity of music sensor can set up.
REP
V
CC
D V
CC
PB (L)
8.2k
–6dB
PB (R)
LPF
25kHz
The Sensitivity of Music Sensor
Gv
DET
MS
DET
+
C16
0.33µ
MAI
100k
–
+
MS AMP
C17
1000p
MA
OUT
R18
330k
MSIN
50k
Figure 4 Music Sensor Block Diagram
MS OUT
GND
R
L
Microcomputer
GND
f1f2
Figure 5 Frequency Characteristic of MSIN
Occasion of the external component of figure 4, f1 is 3.18 kHz.
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f1 =
f2 = 25k [Hz]
f
1
2π• C17 • 50k
[Hz]
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A standard level of MS input pin 25.9 mVrms, therefore, the sensitivity of music sensor (S) can request it ,
by lower formulas.
A = MS Amp Gain
B = PB input Gain × (1/2)*
C = Sensed voltage
20log (A × B) = D [dB]
C = 130 [mVrms]
PB input Gain = 21.3 [dB]
1
S = 20log
S = 14 D [dB]
C
25.9 • A • B
[dB]
Notes: 1. Case of one-sided channel input
• Time constant of detection
Figure 6(1) generally shows that detection time is in proportion to value of capacitor C16.
But, with Attack *
Detection time
Function Characteristic of MS (1)Function Characteristic of MS (2)Function Characteristic of MS (3)
2
and Recovery *3 the detection time differs exceptionally.
Recovery
Attack
C16
RecoveryRecovery
AttackAttack
Detection time
R18
Detection time
Detection level
Input level
Figure 6 Function Characteristic of MS
Like the figure 6(2), Recovery time is variably possible by value of resister R18. But Attack time gets
about fixed value. Attack time has dependence by input level. When a large signal is inputted,
Attack time is short tendency.
Notes 2. Attack: Non- music to Music
3. Recovery : Music to Non-music
• Music Sensor Output (MSOUT)
As for internal circuit of music sensor block, music sensor out pin is connected to the collector of NPN
type directly, output level will be “high” when sensing no signal. And output level will be “low”
when sensing signal.
Connection with microcomputer, it is requested to use external pull up resistor (R
Note: Supply voltage of MSOUT pin must be less than V
voltage.
CC
= 10 k• to 22 k•)
L
The Tolerances of External Components
For Dolby NR precision securing, please use external components shown at figure 7. If leak-current are a
few electrolytic-capacitor, it can be applicable to C5 and C23.
Note: As Dolby-NR aren't built-in at HA12204NT, R3, C5 and C23 aren't necessary.
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Figure 7 Tolerance of External Components
Low-Boost
BIAS1
R3
33k
–2%
V
EE
DET (R)
HA12203NT
DET (L)
57
V
EE
C23
0.1µ
–10%
36
C5
0.1µ
–10%
EQOUT
Vin
+
C1
2.2µR120k
R2
6.8k
GND
R3
5.1k
+
EQIN
REC EQ
C2
0.47µ
Figure 8 Example of Low Boost Circuit
External components shown Figure 8 gives Frequency response to take 6dB boost. And cut off Frequency
can request it, by lower formulas.
Gv
1
1
R1 • R2
R0 =[Ω]
R1 + R2
f1f2
f1 =[Hz]
2π• C2 • (R1 + R0)
f2 =[Hz]
2π• C2 • R2
f
Figure 9 Frequency Characteristic of Low-Boost
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REC Equalizer
The outlines of REC Equalizing frequency characteristics are sh own by figure 10. Those peak level can be
set up by supplying voltage. (0 V to 5 V, GND = 0 V) to 30pin (GPCAL).
And whole band gain can be set up by supplying voltage (0 V to 5 V, GND = 0 V) to 31pin (RECCAL).
Both setting up range are ± 4.5dB. In case that you don't need setting up, 30 pin, 31pin should be open
bias.
Note: Depending on the employed REC/PB head and test tape characteristics, there is a rare case that the
REC-EQ characteristics of this LSI can not be matched to the required characteristics because of
built-in resistors which determined the REC-EQ parameters in this care, please inquire the
responsible agent because of the adjustment of built-in resistor is necessary.
Since an output pin and an input pin for REC-EQ are adjacent, it will easily oscillate if patterns run
abreast.
RECCAL
GPCAL
Gain (dB)
Frequency (Hz)
Figure 10 Frequency Characteristics of REC Equalizer
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Bias Switch
This series built-in DC voltage gene rator for bias oscillator and its bias switches.
External resistor R15, R16, R17 Which corresponded with tape positions and bias out voltage are relater
with below.
.
Vbias = × (VCC − VEE − 0.7) + VEE [V]
.
(R15 or R16 or R17) + R14
R14
Bias switch follows to a logic of 15 pin (B / Nor m / Crom / Metal).
Note: A current that flows at bias out pin, please use it less than 5 mA.
BIAS (N)
P25
BIAS (C)
P24
BIAS (M)
P23
R15
R16
R17
R14
V
Vbias
EE
Figure 11 External Components of Bias Block
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
ItemSymbolRatingUnitNote
Max Supply VoltageV
Power DissipationPd500mWTa ≤ 75°C
Operating TemperatureTopr– 40 to + 75°C
Storage TemperatureTstg– 55 to + 125°C
f = 100 Hz (30 kHz LPF)
f = 1 kHz (400 Hz HPF + 30 kHz LPF)
f = 10 kHz (400 Hz HPF + 80 kHz LPF)
= ±7 V
V
CC
RECmode PBOUT
0 dB = 580 mVrms
Vout (dB)
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Frequency (1)
+10 dB
0 dB
–10 dB
0.1
T.H.D. (%)
30kHz LPF400Hz HPF + 30kHz LPF
0.01
1001 k10 k
VCC = ±7 V
PBmode PBOUT
0 dB = 580 mVrms
Frequency (Hz)
400Hz HPF
+ 80kHz LPF
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Frequency (2)
+10 dB
0 dB
–10 dB
0.1
T.H.D. (%)
30kHz LPF400Hz HPF + 30kHz LPF
0.01
1001 k10 k
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Frequency (3)
+10 dB
0 dB
–10 dB
VCC = ±7 V
PBmode RECOUT
0 dB = 300 mVrms
Frequency (Hz)
VCC = ±7 V
PASSmode PBOUT
0 dB = 580 mVrms
400Hz HPF
+ 80kHz LPF
0.1
T.H.D. (%)
30kHz LPF400Hz HPF + 30kHz LPF
0.01
1001 k10 k
Frequency (Hz)
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400Hz HPF
+ 80kHz LPF
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Frequency (4)
+10 dB
0 dB
–10 dB
0.1
T.H.D. (%)
30kHz LPF400Hz HPF + 30kHz LPF
0.01
1001 k10 k
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Frequency (5)
+10 dB
0 dB
–10 dB
VCC = ±7 V
RECmode Rin→RECOUT
0 dB = 300 mVrms
Frequency (Hz)
VCC = ±7 V
RECmode Rin→PBOUT
0 dB = 580 mVrms
400Hz HPF
+ 80kHz LPF
0.1
T.H.D. (%)
30kHz LPF400Hz HPF + 30kHz LPF
0.01
1001 k10 k
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400Hz HPF
+ 80kHz LPF
Frequency (Hz)
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Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Input) (1)
–20
–40
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
1010060301 k60030010 k6 k3 k100 k60 k30 k
–20
–40
–60
Ain→Bin
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Input) (2)
Bin→Ain
120 µ
70 µ
120 µ
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
103060 100300 600 1 k3 k6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
Frequency (Hz)
70 µ
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–20
VCC = ±7 V
PBmode→RECmode
Ain→RECOUT Vin = +12 dB
–40
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (3)
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
1010060201 k60020010 k6 k2 k100 k60 k20 k
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (4)
–20
–40
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
VCC = ±7 V
PBmode→RECmode
Bin→RECOUT Vin = +12 dB
A 120 µ
A 70 µ
B NORM
–100
–120
1010060201 k60020010 k6 k2 k100 k60 k20 k
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B CROM/ METAL
Frequency (Hz)
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–20
HA12203NT/HA12204NT
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (5)
–40
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
1020601002006006 k60 k2 k20 k10 k100 k1 k
–20
–40
–60
VCC = ±7 V
PASSmode→RECmode
Ain→PBOUT Vin = +12 dB
VS = ±7.0 V
PBmode→PASSmode
Ain→RECOUT Vin = +12 dB
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (6)
A 120 µ
A 70 µ
Frequency (Hz)
A 120 µ
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
1010060201 k60020010 k6 k2 k100 k60 k20 k
Frequency (Hz)
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A 70 µ
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–20
VCC = ±7 V
–40
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
–40
–60
PASSmode → RECmode
Bin → PBOUT Vin = +12 dB
VCC = ±7 V
PASSmode → PBmode
Rin → RECOUT Vin = +12 dB
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (7)
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (8)
A120 µ
A70 µ
–80
–100
Crosstalk (dB)
–120
–140
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
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–20
VCC = ±7 V
–40
–60
–80
Crosstalk (dB)
–100
–120
102006001001 k206060 k100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
–40
–60
RECmode → PASSmode
Rin → PBOUT Vin = +12 dB
VS = ±7.0 V
RECmode → PBmode
Rin → PBOUT Vin = +12 dB
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (9)
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (Mode) (10)
–80
–100
Crosstalk (dB)
–120
–140
102006001001 k206060 k100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
Frequency (Hz)
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0
VS = ±7.0 V
–20
–40
–60
Channel Separation (dB)
–80
–100
1010060301 k300 6006 k 10 k3 k100 k60 k30 k
0
–20
EQOUT
R → L
VS = ±7.0 V
EQOUT
L → R
EQ Channel Separation vs. Frequency (1)
Frequency (Hz)
EQ Channel Separation vs. Frequency (2)
Bin
Ain
–40
–60
Channel Separation (dB)
–80
–100
1010060301 k300 6006 k 10 k3 k100 k60 k30 k
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Ain
Bin
Frequency (Hz)
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–30
–40
–60
–80
Line Mute (dB)
–100
–120
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
–30
–40
–60
VS = ±7.0 V
PBmode
Ain → PBOUT
Vin = +12 dB
VS = ±7.0 V
PBmode
Bin → PBOUT
Vin = +12 dB
Line Mute vs. Frequency (1)
Frequency (Hz)
Line Mute vs. Frequency (2)
–80
Line Mute (dB)
–100
–120
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
Frequency (Hz)
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–30
–40
–60
–80
Line Mute (dB)
–100
–120
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
–30
–40
VS = ±7.0 V
RECmode
Rin → PBOUT
Vin = +12 dB
VS = ±7.0 V
PASSmode PBOUT
Vin = +12 dB
Line Mute vs. Frequency (3)
Frequency (Hz)
Line Mute vs. Frequency (4)
–60
–80
Line Mute (dB)
–100
–120
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Frequency (Hz)
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–40
VS = ±7.0 V
–60
–80
–100
REC Mute ATT. (dB)
–120
–140
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
0
–20
–40
Norm speed Norm tape
Vin = +12 dB (0 dB = –26 dBs)
V
CC
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
PBmode
REC Mute Attenuation vs. Frequency
Frequency (Hz)
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (1)
PBOUT
–60
–80
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–100
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
Frequency (Hz)
RECOUT
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0
V
EE
–20
–40
–60
–80
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–100
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
0
–20
–40
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
PBmode
V
CC
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
PASSmode
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (2)
PBOUT
RECOUT
Frequency (Hz)
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (3)
PBOUT
–60
–80
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–100
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
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Frequency (Hz)
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0
V
EE
–20
–40
–60
–80
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–100
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
0
–20
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
PASSmode
V
CC
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
RECmode
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (4)
PBOUT
Frequency (Hz)
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (5)
EQOUT NN
–40
–60
–80
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–100
102006001001 k206060 k 100 k20 k6 k 10 k2 k
RECOUT
Frequency (Hz)
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20
V
EE
0
–20
–40
–60
Ripple Rejection Ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–80
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55
50
40
VS = ±7.0 V
Ain / Bin
RECmode
VS = ±7.0 V
EQin → EQOUT = –46 dBs
Norm speed
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (6)
Frequency (Hz)
Equalizer Amp. Gain vs. Frequency (1)
EQOUT NN
RECOUT
30
Gain (dB)
20
10
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Frequency (Hz)
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NN
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50
40
30
Gain (dB)
20
10
5
102006001001 k206060 k100 k20 k6 k10 k2 k
VS = ±7.0 V
EQin → EQOUT = –46 dBs
High speed
100
Equalizer Amp. Gain vs. Frequency (2)
Frequency (Hz)
Equalizer Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (1)
HN
HC
10
EQ-T.H.D. (%)
1
0.1
–15–10–50
–20
VS = ±7.0 V
315 Hz
1 kHz
5 kHz
10 kHz
Norm speed
Norm tape
5101520
Vout (dBs)
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Equalizer Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (2)
100
10
EQ-T.H.D. (%)
1
VS = ±7.0 V
315 Hz
1 kHz
5 kHz
10 kHz
Norm speed
Crom tape
0.1
100
10
EQ-T.H.D. (%)
1
0.1
–15–10–50
–20
Equalizer Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (3)
–30–20
VS = ±7.0 V
315 Hz
2 kHz
10 kHz
20 kHz
High speed
Norm tape
Vout (dBs)
–100
Vout (dBs)
5101520
1020
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Equalizer Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (4)
100
10
EQ-T.H.D. (%)
1
HA12203NT/HA12204NT
VS = ±7.0 V
315 Hz
2 kHz
10 kHz
20 kHz
High speed
Crom tape
0.1
–30–20
EQ Signal to Noise Ratio vs. Split Supply Voltage (1)
70
EQIN → EQOUT
Normal SPEED
f = 1 kHz
Vin = –26 dBS (0 dB)
65
EQ S/N (dB)
60
55
Wait JISA
Rg = 5.1 kΩ
54.756
Split Supply Voltage (V)
= Normal
= Crom
78
–100
1020
Vout (dBs)
EQ Signal to Noise Ratio vs. Split Supply Voltage (2)
70
65
EQ S/N (dB)
60
EQIN → EQOUT
High SPEED
f = 1 kHz
Vin = –26 dBS (0 dB)
4.75
Wait JISA
Rg = 5.1 kΩ
5
6
Split Supply Voltage (V)
78
55
= Normal
= Crom
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EQ Vin max vs. Split Supply Voltage (1)
–5
–10
EQ Vin max (dBs)
–15
20
5
4.75
EQ Vin max vs. Split Supply Voltage (2)
EQIN → EQOUT
Normal SPEED
f = 1 kHz
T.H.D. = 1%
400 Hz HPF+30 kHz LPF
6
Split Supply Voltage (V)
78
25
20
Normal
15
Crom
Vin max (dB) (0 dB = 26 dBs)
10
25
EQ Vin max (dBs)
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–5
–10
–15
20
4.75
5
6
Split Supply Voltage (V)
Normal
Crom
EQIN → EQOUT
High SPEED
f = 1 kHz
T.H.D. = 1%
400 Hz HPF+30 kHz LPF
78
20
15
Vin max (dB) (0 dB = 26 dBs)
10
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Bias Output vs. Load Current
8
7
6
Bias OUT Voltage V (V)
5
HA12203NT/HA12204NT
Norm
Crom
V
= ±7V
S
12034
Load Current I (mA)
No-Signal Sensing Time vs. Resistance R18
1000
±7 V
f = 5 kHz
AIN PBmode
: 0 dB
: –10 dB
: –20 dB
100
10
No-Signal Sensing Time (ms)
V
MSDET
PBOUT
MSOUT
22
CC
R18
26
Ta
1
10 k
Resistance R18 (Ω)
C16
0.33 µF
Tr
100 k
567
Tr
Ta
1 M
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HA12204NT
1000
PBOUT
MSOUT
Signal Sensing Time vs. Capacitance C16
V
CC
22
R18
MSDET
Ta
26
Tr
C16
100
10
Signal Sensing Time (ms)
1.0
0.1
0.010.1
Capacitance C16 (µF)
Tr
Ta
±7 V
f = 5 kHz
AIN PBmode
0 dB
–20 dB
1.0
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HA12203NT/HA12204NT
MS Sensing Level vs. Frequency
+5
0
–5
–10
MS Sensing Level (dB)
–15
–20
–25
1001 k
Frequency (Hz)
MSOUT
5 V
0 V
VCC = ±7 V
AIN
0 dB = 580 mVrms
(PBOUT)
10 k100 k
45
40
30
20
Gain (dB)
10
0
MS Amp. Gain vs. Frequency
MAOUT
MSIN
VS = ±7.0 V
10020601 k20060010 k2 k6 k100 k20 k60 k
Frequency (Hz)
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Package Dimensions
37.3
42
1
38.6 Max
1.0
Unit: mm
22
14.0
14.6 Max
21
1.38 Max
1.78 ± 0.25
0.48 ± 0.10
5.10 Max
0.51 Min
2.54 Min
15.24
0.25
0˚ – 15˚
Hitachi Code
JEDEC
EIAJ
Weight
(reference value)
+ 0.10
– 0.05
DP-42S
—
Conforms
4.8 g
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