LINE DYNAMIC CORRECTION POSSIBILITY
(beam current)
.
D CLASS OUTPUT MODULATOR WITH
BUILD IN RECOVERY DIODE
.
50 OR 60Hz OPERATION
.
LOW DISSI PATION
.
FEW EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
DESCRIPTION
The TEA2031A is intended to ensure frame rate
modulated parabolic and keystone corrections to
the horizontal deflection circuitry of 110
sets.
The linear frame saw-tooth is applied to appropriate circuitry from which a corresponding parabolic
waveforms is obtained. This waveform is then fed
to a comparator together with the linear line sawtooth for co mparison. Comparator ’s output drives
the output power stage which is capable of sinking
the external coil currents of up to 0.5A.
An internal recovery diode feeds back to the power
supply the coil f ly-back current pulses of as high as
0.5A.
o
color TV
TEA2031A
DIP8
(Plastic Package)
ORDER CODE : TEA2031A
PIN CONNECTIONS
1 AND 2 CAN BE INVERTED
May 1993
MULTIPLIER INPUT 1
MULTIPLIER INPUT 2
CURRENT REFERENCE
GROUND
1
2
3
4
8
COMPARATOR INPUT 2
7
MULTIPLIER OUTPUT AND COMPARATOR INPUT 1
V POWER SUPPLY
6
CC
5
OUTPUT
2031A-01.EPS
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TEA2031A
BLOCK DIAG RAM
100k
Ω
Line SAW-TOOTH
50µA
120µA
+24V
V
CC
6587
Comparator
V
CC
6.8mH
To DIODE
MODULATOR
Multiplier
i
1
1234
Ω
Ω
39k
39k
DC
Frame
SAW-TOOTH
GENERAL DES CRI PTI O N
The TEA2031A is int ended to provide to 110o color
TV sets a parabolic and keystone fr ame rate modulated correction in addition to the main horizontal
scanning.
A stable 6.3V internal reference provides current
and voltage references to the whole I C.
Pins 1 and 2 are two symmetrical inputs of an
on-chip multiplier circuit and are internally held at
6.3V reference potential level. Current inputs to
these pins are drawn from external sources via
appropriate resistors. The frame saw-tooth waveform which has a peak-to-peak value of around 3
volts and a mean value of about 2.5 volt s, supplies
the required current via a series resistor t o pin 1.
Likewise, the current to pin 2 is drawn through a
series resistor from an ext ernal dc voltage s ource.
These series resistors can have values of around
40kΩ resulting in input currents of approximately
0.1mA ± modulation current.
Pin 7 should be loaded to ground through a 100kΩ
resistor which as a result will produce a parabola
12
6.3V
Ω
22k
2
TEA2031A
K . (I - I )
V
REF
i
2
of 5 volts peak-to-peak at pin 7. This parabola is
symmetrical if the DC current flowing into pin 2 is
equal to the mean input current of pin 1. Otherwise,
the parabola becomes dissymmetrical and produces a keystone effect correction.
The line saw-tooth at pin 8 is obtained by feeding
the line fly-back voltage through an integrator network formed by a diode and a grounded capacitor
(see typical application diagram). The DC component of the line saw-tooth is compe nsated by an
internal current sinking source ; so that the mean
DC values of line saw-tooth and frame parabola
voltages are equal.
Line saw-tooth and frame parabola signals are
applied to a comparator whose output is in the form
of width modulated pulses. During every pulse
duration, the output (pin 5) can sink external coil
currents of up to 0.5A associated with diode modulator of the main horizontal scanning circuit.
An internal recovery diode feeds back the fly -back
energy of the coil to the power supply. This diode
can carry currents of up to 0.5A.
Power Dissipation0.8W
Storage Temperature Range– 20 to 150°C
Non Repetitive Peak Current on Output Transistor1.5A
Non Repetitive Peak Current on Output Diode1.5A
2031A-01.TBL
THERMAL D ATA (T
= + 50°C)
amb
SymbolParameterValueUnit
R
TH (j-a)
Junction-ambient Thermal Resistance80°C/W
ELECTRICAL OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS
SymbolParameterMin.Typ.Max.Unit
V
6–4
I
6
V
3–4
I
meanFrame Saw-tooth Input DC Mean Current
1
I
1pp
I
2
∆I
V
7H
∆V
SYMMETRICAL PARABOLA FOR NO KEYSTONE EFFECT (see Figure 2)
– V
V
7H
– V7L) Parabola amplitude drift versus temperature1mV/°C
∆(V
7H
V
− V
7H
V
− V
7H
MAXIMUM DISSYMMETRICAL PARABOLA FOR MAXIMUM KEYSTONE EFFECT (see Figure 3)
V
– V
7H
V
− V
7H
V7H − V
DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER
∆I
= F(θ)Input 8 Current Drift Versus Temperature0.1%/°C
8
V
5–4
V
6–5
V
5–6
Supply Voltage162435V
Supply Current (R
No Load Consumption (R
Voltage Reference (R
= 22kΩ ; I
(3-4)
(3-4)
= 22kΩ)5.96.36.7V
(3-4)
= 0)46mA
OUT
= 22kΩ ; I
OUT
= 0 ; V
= 24V)100150mW
(6-4)
0.1mA
R1 = 39kΩ at 2.5V Mean - saw-tooth Voltage
Frame Saw-tooth Input Peak-to-peak Current
70µA
R1 = 39kΩ at 2.5V Mean - saw-tooth Voltage
Keystone Correction Input DC Current
0.1mA
If I1 Mean = I2 : No Keystone Effect. R2 = 39kΩ at 2.5V DC ref.
Keystone Correction Input DC Current for Maximum Keystone Effect± 12.5µA
2
Top Parabola Voltage (2V < V1 = V2 < 3V)1015V
Top parabola temperature drift0.5mV/°C
7H
Parabola Amplitude (V2 = 2.5V ; V1 mean = 2.5V, V
7L
7L1
Symmetry0.811.2
7L2
Parabola Amplitude (V2 = 2V or V2 = 3V ; V1 mean = 2.5V ; V
7B
7B
Parabola Amplitude Ratio2.64.1
7A
= 3V)3.55.26V
1pp
= 3V)5.38.59.2V
1pp
Input 8 Sink Current Source0.040.06mA
Transfer Characteristics (pins 7-8) (F = 1MHz)5500mA/mV
Input Noise (pins 7-8)50µV
Rise and Fall Time (louput = 250mA)1A/µs
Output Saturation Voltage to Ground (I5 = 0.5 A)1.2V
Output Saturation Voltage to VCC (I5 = 0.1A)2V
Output Diode Direct Voltage (I5 = + 0.5A)1.2V
2031A-02.TBL
2031A-03.TBL
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TEA2031A
PARABOLA OUTPUT
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
V
1
4V
3V
2.5V
2V
1V
010ms
V
7
V
7H
V7LV
7L1
0
V
7
V
7H
V
7A
10ms
20ms
V
7L2
V2= 3V
t
VV MEAN
=
12
= 2.5V
t
PARABOLA TEST DIAGRAM
VV MEAN
V
7B
= 2VV
2
10ms
V
CC
24V
100k
Ω
V
7
6587
TEA2031A
1234
22kΩ39kΩ39kΩ
12
t
2031A-03.EPS
4/6
V
1
V
2
2031A-04.EPS
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TYPICAL APPLICATION
FLY-BACK
LINE
200V
TEA2031A
22nF
LINE SIZE
ADJUSTMENT
+3.8V
+2.5V
+1.2V
0V
4.7k
TYPICAL FRAME SAW-TOOTH
22kΩ
Ω
1.8nF
100kΩ33kΩ1MΩ
24V
V
CC
6587
E-W CORRECTION
EFFICIENCY (FEED-BACK)
6.3mH1N4148
To DIODE
MODULATOR
TEA2031A
1234
22kΩ39kΩ39kΩ
I REFERENCE
3
2031A-05.EPS
2V
KEYSTONE
ADJUSTMENT
3V
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TEA2031A
PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA
8 PINS - PLASTIC DIP
b
Z
e4
I
A
L
e3
a1
B
B1
e
E
Z
b1
D
8
5
F
14
Dimensions
Min.Typ.Max.Min.Typ.Max.
MillimetersInches
A3.320.131
a10.510.020
B1.151.650.0450.065
b0.3560.550.0140.022
b10.2040.3040.0080.012
D10.920.430
E7.959.750.3130.384
e2.540.100
e37.620.300
e47.620.300
F6.602 60
i5.080.200
L3.183.810.1250.150
Z1.520.060
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