Line Amp (SW 1)BAREC
ALCOFFOFF*1
REC-EQ Behind (SW 4)OFFONON
Note:1. Follow the position of REC-MUTE pin.
I
I
II
TYPE
TYPE
TYPE
I
II
II
TYPE
TYPE
TYPE
I
I
I
TYPE
TYPE
TYPE
I
I
II
REC-MUTE (Pin 19)REC-EQ Before (SW 3)ALC
LActiveON
HMUTEOFF
Control Pin Position Under the Open Case
Acr (Pin 17)L
Bcr (Pin 18)L
REC-MUTE (Pin 19)L
REC / A / B (Pin 20)M
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 6 of 32
Page 7
Test Conditions
(0.5dB)
(0.5dB)
V(DC SOURCE 1)
IL
V
0.3dB
V(DC SOURCE 1)
IM
V
IM
V
60dB
(dB)
V(AC VM2)
(0.5dB)
V(DC SOURCE 1)
IH
(RECAB)
V
IH
V
(REC-MUTE)
V(DC SOURCE 1)
IH
V
(Acr, Bcr)
HA12206NT
=20 log {V(AC VM2 / Vi)}
V
=I (DC SOURCE 3)
Q
V(AC VM2)
I
Measure
—
AC VM2
AC VM2
AC VM2
—
PBOUT
PBOUT
EQOUT
—
Ain
Bin
EQin
—
10kHz, –30dBs
10kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –26dBs
123
Q
I
Acr
4
Bcr
REC-MUTE
(dB)
(dB)
V(AC VM2)
AC VM2
AC VM2
RPOUT
RPOUT
Bin
Ain
1kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –30dBs
5
5
RECAB
RECAB
(dB)
V(AC VM2)
AC VM2
AC VM2
AC VM2
AC VM2
EQOUT
RPOUT
RPOUT
RPOUT
Ain
Bin
EQin
RECin
10kHz, –30dBs
10kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –26dBs
1kHz, –30dBs
234
Acr
Bcr
REC-MUTE
5
RECAB
=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
V
G
AC VM1
AC VM2
RPOUT
Ain
1kHz, –30dBs
6
(1)
V
G
=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
V
V
G
G
Vi=V(AC VM2) at SW5, SW6=REC
AC VM1
AC VM2
AC VM1
AC VM2
AC VM2G
RPOUT
RPOUT
RPOUT
Bin
Bin
1kHz, –30dBs
10kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –30dBs
7
8
9RECin
(2)
(3)
V
G
(4)
V
G
Vo=V(AC VM2) at T.H.D=1%Vomax=20 log (Vo / 580mV)
AC VM2
RPOUT
Ain
1kHz
6
V
Vomax
400 to 30kHz BPF
400 to 30kHz BPF
Distortion
Distortion
Analyzer
RPOUT
RPOUT5-2THD(2)
RECin
1kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –0.7dBs
9
6
Analyzer
Test No.Set No.SymbolSG.InputOutputOther12-1
(VIL)
2-2
(VIM)
2-3
(VIH)
3-1
3-2
3-3
4
5-1THD(1)Ain
3-4G
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 7 of 32
Page 8
HA12206NT
Test Conditions (cont)
=20 log {V(AC VM2) / 580mV} at DC VM=
S/N=20 log {580mV / V(Noise)} CCIR / ARM
CT=20 log {580mV / V(AC VM2)}
——AC VM2
RPOUT
RPOUT
RPOUT
——Ain
InputOutput Measure
——1kHz, –18dBs*
69101112
S/N (1)S/N=20 log {580mV / V(Noise)} CCIR / ARM
S/N (2)
CT R/L
Test No.Set No.SymbolSG.Other
6-1
6-278910
ON
CT=20 log {580mV / V(AC VM2)}
ALC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / 580mV}
V
AC VM2
AC VM2
AC VM2
RPOUT
RPOUT
RPOUT
Ain/Bin
RECin
Ain
1kHz, –18dBs*
1kHz, –0.7dBs
5kHz
6
ONVOL
CT A/B
ALC
V
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
V
V
V
G
G
G
DC VM
DC VM
AC VM2
AC VM2
AC VM2
EQout
RPOUT
EQout
EQout
Ain
EQin
EQin
EQin
1kHz, –30dBs
1kHz, –46dBs
8kHz, –46dBs
12kHz, –46dBs
6131313131313
REC N1
REC N2
REC N3
V
V
V
G
G
G
11
12-1
12-2
12-3
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
REC=20 log {V(AC VM2) / V(AC VM1)}
V
V
V
G
G
G
AC VM2
AC VM2
EQout
EQout
EQin
EQin
1kHz, –46dBs
8kHz, –46dBs
at T.H.D=1%
R-MUTE ATT=20 log {436mV / V(AC VM2)}
400 to 30kHz BPF
S/N=20 log {436mV / V(AC VM2)}
AC VM2
AC VM2
EQout
EQout
EQin
1kHz, –14dBs*
12kHz, –46dBs
AC VM2
EQout
EQin
1kHz
Noise
Distortion
Analyzer
EQout
EQout17S/N REC13
—
1kHz, –26dBs
—
Meter
13
REC C1
REC C2
REC C3
V
V
V
G
G
G
Vomax REC
13-1
13-2
13-3
15
16THD REC13EQin
14R-MUTE ATT 14EQin
Note: or large level without dipping
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 8 of 32
Page 9
Test Conditions (cont)
SW Position (Pre-Set for Each TEST)
4
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
3
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–7V
–6V
–6V
HA12206NT
–6V
–6V
25V5V5V5V5V5V5V5V5V5V5V5V
CC
DC-SOURCE(V)
1
2.5V
0 to V
0 to VCC0 to VCC0 to VCC2.5V*1*1*12.5V
10MOFFLHMMLLHM
9LLLMLHHHHHHL
8LLMLLLLHLLLL
LMLLLLLLLLL
*1RPRPEQRPRPRPRPRPRPRP
67
5*1RPRPEQRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRP
5V5V5V
5V
2.5V*12.5V
2.5V
L⇔M
H
M
M
HLH
L
LLL
L
L
LLL
L
RP
EQEQRP
EQ
EQEQRP
EQ
2.5V
M
2.5V
M
*1*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2
*1ABEQBABBRECAA⇔B
34
2*1ABEQBABB
SW-Position
1
OFF*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2
Set No.1234567891011121513
L⇔R*2*2
RECAA⇔B
R⇔L*2*2
REC
REC
*2
EQ
EQ
*2
*2*2*2
EQ
EQ
*2*2*2
14
EQ
A
A
EQ
16
2. Measured channel Lch or Rch
Note: 1. Either will do
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 9 of 32
Page 10
HA12206NT
Functional Description
Power Supply Range
Table 1 Supply Voltage
Power Supply Range
ItemV
CC
Single Supply6.0V to 7.5V–7.5V to –6.0VInside 1.0V
Note: HA12206NT is designed to operate on split supply.
As VEE pin is joined the substrate of chip, there is the possibility of latch-up in such case that the other pin is
supplied a voltage and V
pin is open.
EE
V
EE
| VCC | – | VEE |
Therefore please use as V
pin become the lowest voltage of low impedance all the time. When power
EE
supply is thrown into this IC, that caution is necessary especially.
Operating Mode Control
HA12206NT provides fully electronic switching circuits. And each operating mode control is controlled by
parallel data (DC voltage).
Table 2 shows the control voltage of each control input pin.
Table 2Control Voltage
Pin No.LoMidHiUnitTest Condition
17, 18, 190.0 to 1.0—4.0 to V
200.0 to 1.02.0 to 3.04.0 to V
V
CC
V
CC
Note:1. Each pin is pulled down with 100kΩ internal resistor. 17 to 19 pins are low-level, 20 pin is mid-
level, when each pin is open.
2. Over shoot level and under shoot level of input signal must be the standardi ze d.
(High: Less than V
, Low: More than –0.2V)
CC
Input PinMeasure
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 10 of 32
Page 11
HA12206NT
PB Equalizer
By switching logical input level of pin17 (for Ain) or pin18 (for Bin), you can equalize corresponding to
tape position at play back mode.
Frequency characteristics of high position (TYPE II) depends on capacitor C1 on the block diagram figure.
Figure 1 is shown by a motive of the NAB standard.
G
V
τ1 = C1
• (10.6k+14.9k)
• 14.9k
τ2 = C1
f
τ1τ2
Figure 1 Frequency Characteristics of PB Equalizer
Music Sensor
C4 L
C4 R
0.33µ
to ALC
100k
23
8
100k
LR addend stageDetection stage
to ALC
100k
100k
100k
43p
Amplification stage
+
–
100k
12
R5C568k
2200p
V
CC
13
MS
DET
330k
Output stage
16
D V
CC
(5V)
22k
Figure 2 Music Sensor Block Diagram
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 11 of 32
Page 12
HA12206NT
The Sensitivity of Music Sensor
Frequency characteristics of MS amplification stage is shown by figure 3.
G
V
1
• C5 • (R5 + 100k)
1
• C5 • R5
f1f2f3
f1 =[Hz]
2π
f2 =[Hz]
2π
f3 = 25k [Hz]
f
Figure 3 Frequency Characteristic of MS AMP
Occasion of the external component of figure 2, f1 is 430Hz and f2 is 1.1kHz.
As the MS sensitivity is prescribed at 5kHz, this stage’s gain is 7.9dB. But in only one-sided channel input
case, this gain is considered as –6dB down, because the other channel input pin is imaginary earth. That is,
the gain from RPOUT to MSDET is 1.86dB.
As the detection sensitivity at MSDET is fixed 130mVrms, the sensitivity at RPOUT (8 pin or 23 pin) is
calculated by the following formula.
130mV
10 ^
1.86
20
= 105mV
Because of RPOUT=580mVrms=0dB, therefore, the MS sensitivity becomes –14.8dB.
That is the detection level.
Time Constant of Detection
Figure 4 (1) generally shows that detection time is in proportion to value of capacitor C16. But, with
Attack*
1
and Recovery*2 the detection time differs exceptionally.
Note: 1 . Attack :Non-music → Music
2. Recovery : Music → Non-music
Recovery
Attack
Detection time
C6
Function Characteristics of MS (1)Function Characteristics of MS (2)Function Characteristics of MS (3)
RecoveryRecovery
AttackAttack
Detection time
R6
Detection level
Detection time
Input level
Figure 4 Function Characteristic of MS
Like the figure 4 (2), Recovery time is variably possible by value of resistor R6. 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.
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 12 of 32
Page 13
HA12206NT
Music Sensor Output (MSOUT)
Because MS out pin is connected to the collector of NPN type directly, it is requested to use pull up resistor
(RL=10k to 22kΩ)
Output level is “High” sensing no signal. And output level is “Low” sensing signal.
Please take notice of MS Low level voltage (GND+0.9V).
The connected supply voltage must be less than V
Automatic Level Control (ALC)
ALC is the input decay rate variable system.
It has internal variable resistors of pin6 (pin25) by RECOUT signal that is inputted to pin8 (pin23).
The operation is similitude to MS, detected by pin15.
The signal input pin is pin5 (pin26). Resistor R1, R2 and capacitor C2, external components, for the input
circuit are commended as figure 6. These are requested to use value of the block diagram figure for
performance maintenance of S/N, T.H.D. etc.
Figure 5 shows the relation with R1 front REC IN point and RPOUT.
ALC operation level is 775mVrms {standard level (580mVrms) +2.5dB}. And it is designed to operate
from 0dB to +15dB as 775mVrms=0dB.
Adopted maximum value circuit, ALC is operated by a large channel of a signal.
ALC on/off is linked with REC mu te. When REC mute is on, ALC is off.
voltage, with MSOUT pull up resistor.
CC
775mV
580mV
RPOUT
2.5dB
15dB
RECIN
Figure 5 ALC Operation Level
Input
RECIN
R124.5mV 27.5dB
C2
5
R2
ATT
6
ALC
RPOUT
580mV
7
8
ADDIN
DETALC
15
C4
Output
R7
+
C7
V
CC
Figure 6 ALC Block Diagram
REC-Equalizer
REC mute is located at input-part of REC-equalizer. Therefore it has realized low pop noise.
But because there is deference DC offset at the each mode of REC-equalizer, it is necessary for a coupling
capacitor between EQOUT pin and recording head.
Rev.3, Jun. 1999, page 13 of 32
Page 14
HA12206NT
Absolute Maximum Rating (Ta = 25°C)
ItemSymbolRatingUnitNote
Max supply voltageV
Max supply voltageVEE max–8V
Power dissipationPd500mWTa≤75°C
Operating temperatureTopr–40 to +75°C
Storage temperatureTstg–55 to +125°C
Operating voltageVoprVCC=–VEE=6 to 7.5V
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