Audio Signal Processor for Cassette Deck (Dolby B/C-type NR
with Recording System)
ADE-207-115C (Z)
4th Edition
June 1997
Description
HA12155NT/HA12157NT is silicon monolithic bipolar IC providing Dolby noise reduction system*,
electrical volume system, REC equalizer system and level meter system in one chip.
Functions
• REC equalizer× 2 channel
• Dolby B/C NR× 2 channel
• Electronic volume× 2 channel
• Level Meter× 2 channel
Features
• Inductor less REC equalizer is adjustable of its characteristics by external resistor
• Rec level is adjustable automatically with electrical vo lu me which is built-in
• 3 type of input selection is available (one is by way of electrical volume)
• Separate input selection SW and REC/PB SW
• Dolby noise reduction with dubbing cassette decks
(Unprocessed signal output available from recording out terminals during PB mode)
• Log-compressed level meter output is range from 0 V to 5 V
(Usable as music search switchable gain of 0 dB and 20 dB respectivily)
• Normal-speed/high-speed (Double), normal/metal/chrome fully electronic control switching built-in
HA12155NT/HA12157NT are designed to operate on either single supply or split supply.
The operating range of the supply voltage is shown in table 1.
Table 1Supply Voltage
Type No.Single supplySplit supply
HA12155NT9.5 V to 16 V±6 V to 8 V
HA12157NT12 V to 16 V±6 V to 8 V
The lower limit of supply voltage depends on the line output reference level.
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The minimum value of the headroom margin is specified as 12 dB by Dolby Laboratories. HA12155 series
are provided with two line output level, which will permit an optimum headroom margin for power supply
conditions.
Reference Voltage
For the single supply operation these devices provide the reference voltage of half the supply voltage that is
the signal grounds. As the peculiarity of these devices, the capacitor for the ripple filter is very small about
1/100 compared with their usual value. The Reference voltage are provided for the left channel and the
right channel separately. The block diagram is shown as figure 1.
V
CC
+
–
8
+
1 F
µ
–
+
52
L channel
reference
R channel
reference
13
Figure 1 The Block Diagram of Reference Voltage Supply
Operating Mode Control
HA12155NT/HA12157NT provides fully electronic switching circuits. NR-ON/OFF, C/B, and MPX
ON/OFF switches are controlled by parallel data (DC voltage) and other switches are controlled by serial
data.
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Table 2Threshold Voltage (VTH)
Pin No.LoHiUnit
1, 2, 3–0.2 to 1.03.5 to 5.3V
62, 63, 64–0.2 to 1.03.5 to 5.3V
Notes: 1. Voltages shown above are determined by internal circuits of LSI when take pin 55 (DGND pin) as
reference pin. On split supply use, same V
pin.
This means that it can be controlled directly by micro processor.
2. Each pins are on pulled down with 100 kΩ inter nal resi stor.
Therefore, it will be low-level when each pins ar open.
3. Note on serial data inputting
(a) The clock frequency on CLK must be less than 500 kHz.
(b) Over shoot level and under shoot level of input signal must be the value shown below.
(c) The serial input pins (pins 62, 63, and 64) are extremely sensitive to undershoot, overshoot,
ringing, and noise. This can result in malfunctions due to problems with the wiring pattern.
We recommend attaching capacitors in parallel with the serial input pins to ameliorate this
problem.
Figure 2-b shows an example of this circuit appropriate when the clock frequency is 500
kHz. The value of the capacitor should be set in accordance with the clock frequency
actually used.
4. NR Mode Switching
In actual use, pop noises may accompany NR on/off switching in C mode. To avoid these
noises, use the following sequences to turn NR on and off.
From C mode NR off to C mode NR on:
(C mode, NR off) → (B mode, NR off) → (B mode, NR on) → (C mode, NR on).
From C mode NR on to C mode NR off:
(C mode, NR on) → (B mode, NR on) → (B mode, NR off) → (C mode, NR off).
can be offered by connecting DGND pin to GND
TH
Table 3Switching Truth Table
Pin No.LoHi
1NR-OFFNR-ON
2B-NRC-NR
3MPX-ONMPX-OFF
Notes: 1. Low level will be offered when each pins are open.
2. Please refer to next term as for the serial data for formatting.
When connecting microcomputer or Logic-IC with HA12155NT/HA12157NT directly, there is
apprehension of rash-current under some transition timming of raising voltage or falling voltage at V
ON/OFF.
For this countermeasure, connect 10 kΩ to 20 kΩ resistor with each pins. It is shown in test circuit.
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CC
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
under 5.3 V
0
within –0.2 V
Figure 2 Input Level
Serial Data Formatting
8 bit shift register is employed. CLK and DATA are stored during STB being high and data is ratched
when STB goes high to low. The clock frequency on CLK must be less than 500 kHz.
5 V
CLK
0 V
STB
5 V
0 V
5 V
0 V
01234567
latch of data
DATA
Figure 3 Serial Data Timming Chart
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Table 4Serial Data Formatting
Bit
Control
No.
register
0TAPEHDAC0
SELECT 1L
1TAPEHDAC1*mute is implemented when all
SELECT 2Lbits are high.
2TAPEH High (double) speed selection DAC2
SPEEDL Normal speed selection
3METERH Meter sensitivity 20 dB upDAC3
SENSITIVITY L Meter sensitivity normal
4INPUTHDAC4
SELECT 1L
Volume register
TS1
TS2
H
L
IS2
H
HL
TAPE
TAPE
IS1
HL
PB
IV
II
I
TAPE
TAPE
VR
bit No.
I
I
LLLLLL
LLLLLH
543210
gain
increase
LLLLHL
LLLLHH
HHHHLH
HHHHHL
HHHHHH
decrese
mute
I
VR
RP
L
I
I
5INPUTHDAC 5
SELECT 2L
6REC/PBH PB mode selectionR/L SELECT H Rch register selection
L REC mode selectionL Lch register selection
7REGISTER
SELECT
H Control register selectionREGISTER
SELECT
L Volume register selection
Note: TAPE I: Normal tape, TAPE II: Chrome tape, TAPE IV: Metal tape
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Input Block Diagram and Lev e l Diagram
RPI PBI
IA
OUT
–3 dB
MPX
Filter
NR
lN
PB - OUT
HA12155
580 mVrms
(–2.5 dBs)
VRI
47 mVrms
(–24.3 dBs)
VRI
33 mVrms
(–27.4 dBs)
43 mVrms
(–25.2 dBs)
Elect-
rical
VR
30 mVrms
(–28.2 dBs)
Elect-
rical
VR
RPI PBI
43 mVrms
(–25.2 dBs)
Input
Amp
b) REC mode
30 mVrms
(–28.2 dBs)
Input
Amp
IA
OUT
426 mVrms
(–5.2 dBs)
MPX ON
300 mVrms
(–8.2 dBs)
MA
HA12157
775 mVrms
(0 dBs)
MPX OFF
– 3 dB
The each level shown above is typical value when
offering Dolby level to test point pin (NR IN) with
the gain of electrical volume is under the condition
of max.
MPX
Filter
300 mVrms
(–8.2 dBs)
NR
lN
PB - OUT
HA12157
775 mVrms
(0 dBs)
MA
NR circuit
NR
circuit
HA12155
580 mVrms
(–2.5 dBs)
NR
circuit
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The each level shown above is typical value when
a) PB mode
offering Dolby level to test point pin (IA OUT) with
the gain of electrical volume is under the condition
of max.
Figure 4 Input Block Diagram
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
MPX ON/OFF Switch
MPX-OFF mode means that signal from input amp doesn’t go through the MPX filter, but signal goes
through the SS circuit after being attenuated 3 dB by internal resistor. Refer to figure 5. For not cause any
level difference between MPX-ON mode and MPX-OFF mode, it is requested to use MPX-filter which has
definitely 3 dB attenuated. MPX-OFF mode offer totally flat frequency response and no bias-trap effect.
And when applying other usage except figure 5, take consideration to give bias voltage to NR-IN terminal
by resistor or so on because internal of NR-IN terminal hsa no bias resistor.
5.6 k
MPX
2.4 k
Ω
IA OUTNR INVREF
Ω
Vref
INPUT amp
+
–
+
–
3 dB ATT.
Vref
MPX ON
NR
PROCESSER
MPX OFF
Figure 5 MPX ON/OFF Switch Block Diagram
Application as for the Dubbing Cassette Deck
HA12155NT/HA12157NT series has unprocessor signal from recording out terminals during plyaback
mode. So, it is simply applied for dubbing cassette decks.
And HA12155NT/HA12157NT has three input term inal. So, it is applicable to switch the signal from PBEQ as shown below.
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A deck
PB EQPB EQ
B deck
Compensation
of low
frequency
region
REC OUTPBIRPI
RECPB
EQ IN
VRIREC IN
HA12155 / 7
EQ OUT
PB OUT
Figure 6 Application for Dubbing Deck
Injector Current
2
HA12155NT/HA12157NT has logic circuit which is fabricated by I
L into IC. To operate this circuit, it is
required enough injector current. Injector current goes into from the INJ pin (pin 10) and external resistor
is required to connect to this pin for adequate current. The value of external resistor is obtained by using
following equations. And put them with ±10% tolerance value which is calculated. V
connect to V
shown below. Under the condition of high temperature, the mis-o peration of logic is caused
CC
can allow to
INJ
by large injector current. Also, under the condition of low temperature, the stop of logic is caused by small
injector current. Therefore, pay attention to have good stability of V
V
–0.7
INJ
INJ
=
3.6
[kΩ] ---- Single supply
R
.
INJ
V
INJ
=
INJ+VEE
R
INJ
R
–0.7
3.6
10
3.6 mA
V
INJ
4061
a) Single supply useb) Split supply use
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[kΩ] ---- Split supply
R
HA12155 / 7
V
INJ
V
EE
3.6 mA
Figure 7 Injector Current Application
INJ
10
HA12155 / 7
4061
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Gain Control of Electronic Volume
HA12155NT/HA12157NT is designed in order to change the gain by 6 bit DAC fabricated into IC. To
reduce the click noise when changing volume gain instantaneously, required to connect the capacitor (CR
time constant) to CNT pin (pin 6,59). These terminals are also be used as output pin of DAC. Therefore,
by forcing voltage or current to these terminals, it is applicable to control volume gain directly. But,
voltage forced to these terminals must be from V
case. In case of forcing the current these pins, voltage must be the value mentioned above even it is ±20%
distributed of internal resistor (5.2 kΩ) of CNT pin. And, these case, change of a gain depending on a
temperature gets large.
The Tolerances of External Components for Dolby NR-Block
For adequate Dolby NR tracking response, take external components shown below.
For smooth capacitors of C13, C14, C25 and C26, please employ a few object of the leak, though you can
be useful for an electrolytic capacitor.
/2 –2 V to VCC/2 (for split supply use, –2 V to 0 V) in this
CC
C28
2200 p
±±
5%
R29
18 k
±
2%
57515049484746
BIASPB OUT
PB OUT
C9
Unit R :
C : F
Ω
2200 p
±
5%
R24
22 k
±
2%
(L)
(R)
141516171819
R11
C29
2200 p
5%
R23
560
±
2%
SS1
SS1
22 k
±
2%
(L)
(R)
SS2
(L)
HA12155/7 (REC 1 Chip)
SS2
(R)
R13
560
±
2%
C10
2200 p
±
5%
CCR
(L)
CCR
(R)
C27
2200 p
±
5%
C12
2200 p
5%
Figure 8 Tolerances of External Components
C26
0.1
±±
10%
HLS
DET(L)
HLS
DET(R)
LLS
DET(L)
LLS
DET(R)
C13
0.1
10%
C25
0.1
10%
C14
0.1
µµ
±±±
10%
µµ
Level Meter
The coupling capacitor of LMIN pin (21 pin and 44 pin).
For these capacitors please employ a small object of the leak.
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The Application of Equalizer Frequency Response
EQ
IN
R1
R2
+
OP1
_
R3
Transfer Function:
F / Q
OP6
_
Gm2
+
+
_
_
+
_
+
GL
Gm5
GH
Gm6
+
Gm1
_
+
Gm4
_
GP
FM
R4
C3
+
OP2
_
R5
+
_
OP7
Figure 9 REC Equalizer Block Diagram
C2
C1
_
OP5
+
+
_
Gm3
OP3
R8
R6
R7
+
_
R10
EQ
OUT
R9
_
OP4
+
R
Vout
Vin
R
2
=
R
2
4.16
=
R
REF
-----25 pin bias resistance
*R
REF
3
Gm5
1+6.67×10
R
GL
R
1+6.67×10
+
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F/ Q
2
S
2
S
1
⋅
R
8
R
Gm4
10
9
+
1
−
10RFM
−
10
C3
Gm4
⋅
R
GL
R
FM
Gm5
R
GH
⋅
S
+
S
⋅
S
S
Gm1
+
RGP
⋅
R
R
4
10
+
R
R
6
7
1+4.5×10
R
R7
4
+
1
R
R
5
6
3.0×10
−
11
⋅
R
FQ
Gm6
C3
+
+
R
⋅S+
C2
Gm3
7
−
10
2.5×10
C2
Gm3
⋅
R
FQ
S
S
R
+
R
⋅
S
−
20
C1
4
Gm2C2Gm3
5
⋅
⋅
R
FQ
R
Gain
gl =
g2
g3
f1 =
f2
f3
BW =
Q =
=
=
=
=
g1
g2
g3
4.16
6.67×R
()
R
REF
4.16×R
4.16× R
GL
R
REF
GH
R
REF
2π×6.67×10
2π×6.67×10
1
⋅
2π
2.25×10
4π×2.78×10
f3
=3.51×
BW
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
3dB
BW
f1f2f3f
Figure 10 REC Equalizer Frequency Response
+ R
GP
GH
1
−
10
×R
FM
R
GL
−
10
1
−
×RFM× R
0.3
−
21
×RFQ×R
10
×R
R
F/Q
R
F/Q
GH
F/Q
F/Q
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35
Q
30
Quiescent Current vs. Supply Voltage
Quiescent current I (mA)
REC – C
REC – B
REC – OFF
PB – C
PB – B
PB – OFF
REC : VRI in (DAC Step 0)
LM : Normal
PB : PBI in (DAC Step 0)
LM : Normal
25
8 1012141618
Supply voltage Vcc (V)
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12
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Encode Boost vs. Frequency (HA12155)
NR–B RPI in RECOUT out
10
8
6
Encode Boost (dB)
4
2
0
1002005001 k2 k5 k10 k20 k50 k100 k
Frequency (Hz)
16 V
9 V
: Vin = – 0 dB
: Vin = – 10 dB
: Vin = – 20 dB
: Vin = – 30 dB
: Vin = – 40 dB
14 V
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25
NR-C RPI in RECOUT out
20
15
10
5
Encode Boost (dB)
0
–5
Encode Boost vs. Frequency (HA12155)
: Vin = 0 dB
: Vin = – 20 dB
: Vin = – 30 dB
: Vin = – 40 dB
: Vin = – 60 dB
16 V
14 V
9 V
–10
1002005001 k2 k5 k10 k20 k50 k100 k
Frequency (Hz)
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12
NR-B RPI in RECOUT out
10
8
6
Encode Boost (dB)
4
2
0
1002005001 k2 k5 k10 k20 k50 k100 k
Encode Boost vs. Frequency (HA12157)
16 V
11 V
14 V
: Vin = 0 dB
: Vin = – 10 dB
: Vin = – 20 dB
: Vin = – 30 dB
: Vin = – 40 dB
Frequency (Hz)
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25
NR-C RPI in RECOUT out
20
15
10
5
Encode Boost (dB)
0
– 5
– 10
1002005001 k2 k5 k10 k20 k50 k100 k
Encode Boost vs. Frequency (HA12157)
16 V
14 V
11 V
: Vin = – 0 dB
: Vin = – 20 dB
: Vin = – 30 dB
: Vin = – 40 dB
: Vin = – 60 dB
Frequency (Hz)
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22
18
14
Output gain Gv (dB)
10
6
103060 100300600 1 k3 k6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
Output Gain vs. Frequency (HA12155)
PB OUT
REC OUT
(NR – OFF, RPI) Vcc = 14 V
REC mode
Frequency (Hz)
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28
24
20
16
Output gain Gv (dB)
12
8
103060 100300 600 1 k3 k6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
Output Gain vs. Frequency (HA12155)
PB OUT
REC OUT
PB mode (NR – OFF, RPI) Vcc = 14 V
Frequency (Hz)
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28
24
20
16
Output gain Gv (dB)
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Output Gain vs. Frequency (HA12157)
PB OUT
REC OUT
12
8
103060 100300600 1 k3 k6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
Frequency (Hz)
(NR – OFF, RPI) Vcc = 14 V
REC mode
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30
26
22
18
Out put gain Gv (dB)
14
10
103060 100300600 1 k3 k6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
Output Gain vs. Frequency (HA12157)
PB OUT
REC OUT
PB mode (NR – OFF, PBI) Vcc = 14 V
Frequency (Hz)
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
10
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 100 Hz
V = 14 V
3.0
CC
0 dB = 300 mVrms
1.0
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortin T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
NR-OFF
–15–10–5051015
10
3.0
1.0
NR-B
Output level Vout (dB)
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 1 kHz
V = 14 V
CC
0 dB = 300 mVrms
NR-C
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
–15–10–5051015
NR-C
NR-B
NR-OFF
Output level Vout (dB)
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
10
3.0
1.0
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 10 kHz
V = 14 V
CC
0 dB = 300 mVrms
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
–15
–10–5051015
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
10
3.0
1.0
0.3
NR-C
NR-B
NR-OFF
Output level Vout (dB)
PBI in PBOUT out PB mode
f = 100 Hz
V = 14 V
CC
0 dB = 580 mVrms
NR-C
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
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NR-OFF
NR-B
–15–10–5051015
Output level Vout (dB)
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
10
3.0
1.0
PBI in PBOUT out PB mode
f = 1 kHz
V = 14 V
CC
0 dB = 580 mVrms
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
–15
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12155)
10
3.0
1.0
0.3
NR-OFF
NR-B
–10–5051015
NR-C
Output level Vout (dB)
PBI in PBOUT out PB mode
f = 10 kHz
V = 14 V
CC
0 dB = 580 mVrms
NR-C
0.1
NR-OFF
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
NR-B
0.01
–15
–10–5051015
Output level Vout (dB)
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
3.0
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 100 Hz
V = 14 V
CC
1.0
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
NR-OFF
–15
–10–5051015
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
3.0
1.0
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 1 kHz
V = 14 V
NR-C
NR-B
Output level Vout (dB)
CC
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
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NR-C
NR-B
NR-OFF
–10–5051015
–15
Output level Vout (dB)
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
RPI in RECOUT out REC mode
f = 10 kHz
V = 14 V
3.0
1.0
CC
0.3
0.1
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
–15
–10–5051015
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
3.0
1.0
0.3
NR-C
NR-B
NR-OFF
Output level Vout (dB)
RBI in RBOUT out PB mode
f = 100 Hz
V = 14 V
CC
NR-C
0.1
NR-OFF
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
–15
NR-B
–10–5051015
Output level Vout (dB)
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Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
PBI in PBOUT out REC mode
f = 10 kHz
V = 14 V
3.0
1.0
0.3
0.1
CC
NR-C
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
0.01
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.03
NR-B
–15
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level (HA12157)
10
PBI in PBOUT out PB mode
f = 10 kHz
V = 14 V
3.0
1.0
0.3
0.1
NR-OFF
–10–5051015
Output level Vout (dB)
CC
NR-C
NR-OFF
0.01
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NR-B
–15
–10–5051015
Output level Vout (dB)
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Max. Output Level vs. Supply Voltage (HA12155)
20
15
OFF
B
10
5
Max. output level Vo max (dB)
f = 1 kHz REC mode RPI in RECOUT out
0
8910111213141516
Supply voltage V (V)
C
T.H.D. = 1%
0 dB = 300 mVrms
CC
Max. Output Level vs. Supply Voltage (HA12155)
20
15
10
5
Max. output level Vo max (dB)
T.H.D. = 1%
0 dB = 580 mVrms
f = 1 kHz PB mode PBI in PBOUT out
0
8910111213141516
Supply voltage V (V)
CC
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HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Max. Output Level vs. Supply Voltage (HA12157)
20
15
10
5
Max. output level Vo max (dB)
0
9101112131516
Supply voltage V (V)
Max. Output Level vs. Supply Voltage (HA12157)
20
15
T.H.D. = 1%
0 dB = 300 mVrms
f = 1 kHz REC mode
RPI in RECOUT out
OFF
B
C
CC
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 40 of 57
10
5
Max. output level Vo max (dB)
0
10 111213141516
Supply voltage V (V)
T.H.D. = 1%
0 dB = 775 mVrms
f = 1 kHz PB mode
PBI in PBOUT out
CC
OFF
B
C
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Signal-to-Noise Ratio vs. Supply Voltage (HA12155)
90
80
70
Signal-to-noise ratio S/N (dB)
60
50
910111213141516
PB-C
PB-B
REC-OFF RPI
REC-OFF VRI
PB-OFF
REC-B RPI
REC-B VRI
REC-C RPI
REC-C VRI
E Vol : DAC Step No.18
Vin = 100 mVrms
CCIR/ARM
Supply voltage Vcc (V)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 41 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Signal-to-Noise Ratio vs. Supply Voltage (HA12157)
90
80
PB-C
PB-B
REC-OFF RPI
REC-OFF VRI
RB-OFF
PB-B RPI
REC-B VRI
70
REC-C RPI
Signal-to-noise ratio S/N (dB)
REC-C VRI
60
VRI : DAC Step No.18
Vin = 100 mVrms
CCIR/ARM
50
10111213141516
Supply voltage V (V)
CC
–20
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (R L)
REC mode RPI in RECOUT out
–40
Vin = +6 dB
V = 14 V
CC
–60
C
–80
B
Crosstalk (R L) (dB)
–100
–120
101001 k10 k100 k
OFF
Frequency (Hz)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 42 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
–20
PB mode RPI in PBOUT out
Crosstalk vs. Frequency (R L)
–40
–60
–80
Vin = +6 dB
V = 14 V
CC
OFF
C
Crosstalk (R L) (dB)
–100
–120
101001 k10 k100 k
B
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency
0
V = 14 V
–20
CC
–40
–60
Crosstalk (dB)
–80
–100
1030 60 100300 600 1 k3 k 6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
RPI PBI
RPI VRI
Frequency (Hz)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 43 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
0
–20
–40
–60
Crosstalk (dB)
–80
–100
1030 60 100300 600 1 k3 k 6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
0
–20
Crosstalk vs. Frequency
PBI RPI
Frequency (Hz)
Crosstalk vs. Frequency
V = 14 V
CC
PBI VRI
V = 14 V
CC
–40
–60
Crosstalk (dB)
–80
–100
1030 60 100300 600 1 k3 k 6 k 10 k30 k 60 k 100 k
VRI RPI
VRI PBI
Frequency (Hz)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 44 of 57
–10
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (REC mode)
0
V = 14 V RECOUT out
CC
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
–20
–30
–40
Ripple rejection ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–50
1050 100500 1 k5 k 10 k50 k 100 k
Frequency (Hz)
Ripple Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency (PB mode)
–10
–20
–30
C
B
OFF
OFF
–40
–50
Ripple rejection ratio R.R.R. (dB)
–60
1050 100500 1 k5 k 10 k50 k 100 k
Frequency (Hz)
B
C
V = 14 V PBOUT out
CC
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 45 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Gain, S/N and Vomax vs. DAC Step
–25
–20
20
Gv.Vin
100
–15
10
–10
S/N
–5
0
(JIS A filter)
Vo max
0
IAOUT gain Gv (dB)
–10
5
Input level Vin (the value to be converted) (dBs)
10
V = 14 V f = 1 kHz
CC
VRI in IAOUT out
15
–20
020304010
DAC Step No.
90
80
70
60
20
S/N (dB)
16
12
8
4
0
2
Vo max (dB) 0 dB = –5.2 dBs T.H.D. = 1 %
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 46 of 57
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. DAC Step
10
0 dB = –5.2 dBs
Vcc = 14 V
3.0
f = 100 Hz
IAOUT output level = const
1.0
+10 dB
0 dB
0.3
0.1
0.03
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.01
–10 dB
0 1020304050
DAC Step
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. DAC Step
10
0 dB = –5.2 dBs
Vcc = 14 V
3.0
f = 1 kHz
IAOUT output level = const
1.0
0.3
0.1
0.03
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.01
+ 10 dB
0 dB
– 10 dB
0 1020304050
DAC Step
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 47 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
3.0
1.0
Total Harmonic Distortion vs. DAC Step
10
0 dB = –5.2 dBs
Vcc = 14 V
f = 10 kHz
IAOUT output level = const
0.3
0.1
0.03
Total harmonic distortion T.H.D. (%)
0.01
E. Vol Max. Input Level vs. Supply Voltage
16
14
12
10
+ 10 dB
0 dB
– 10 dB
0 1020304050
DAC Step
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 48 of 57
8
6
4
2
E. Vol Max. input level Vin max (IAOUT T.H.D. = 1 %) (dB)
0
8 1012141618
f = 1 kHz
IAOUT out DAC Step No.= 42
Supply voltage V (V)
CC
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
30
VRI in IAOUT out V = 14 V V in = –12 dBs
20
10
0
–10
–20
–30
–40
Electronic volume gain (dB)
–50
–60
–70
101001 k10 k100 k
Electronic Volume Gain vs. Frequency
CC
Frequency (Hz)
DAC Step0
DAC Step20
DAC Step29
DAC Step36
DAC Step42
DAC Step47
DAC Step51
DAC Step56
DAC Step62
Level Meter Output vs. Input Level (HA12155)
4.0
3.0
–20 dB Range
2.0
0 dB Range
Level meter output (V)
1.0
0 dB = 580 mVrms
V = 14 V
CC
0
f = 1 kHz
–80 –60 –40 –2002040
Input level Vin (dB)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 49 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Level Meter Output vs. Input Level (HA12157)
4.0
3.0
2.0
Level meter output (V)
1.0
0
–20 dB Range
0 dB Range
0 dB = 775 mVrms
V = 14 V
CC
f = 1 kHz
–80 –60 –40 –2002040
Input level Vin (dB)
3.2
3.0
2.8
2.6
2.4
Level meter output (V)
2.2
2.0
20 301003001 k3 k10 k30 k100 k
Level Meter Output vs. Frequency
0 dB Range Vin = 0 dB
–20 dB Range Vin = –20 dB
Frequency (Hz)
V = 14 V
CC
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 50 of 57
Level Meter Output vs. Supply Voltage
4.0
0 dB Range Vin = 12 dB
3.0
0 dB Range Vin = 0 dB
–20 dB Range Vin = –20 dB
2.0
Level meter output (V)
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
40
R
GP
R
GL
R
GH
R
F/Q
R
FQ
R
FM
V = 14 V Vin = –20 dBs
25
CC
Equalizer gain (dB)
1.0
0 dB Range Vin = –20 dB
f = 1 kHz
0
8 1012141618
Supply voltage V (V)
CC
Equalizer Gain vs. Frequency
(1) (2) (3) (4)
NN HN NC HC NM HM
33 k
33 k 33 k 33 k 47 k 47 k
33 k
33 k 51 k 51 k 51 k
33 k
51 k 51 k 51 k
33 k
51 k 20 k 51 k 20 k
51 k
20 k
27 k 51 k 27 k 51 k 27 k
51 k
100 k100 k100 k100 k100 k100 k
(5)
(6)
51 k
51 k
(1)
(2)
(5)
(3)
(6)
(4)
10
1 k300103 k10 k30 k100 k
Frequency (Hz)
Rev.4, Jun. 1997, page 51 of 57
HA12155NT/HA12157NT
Equalizer Total Harmonic Distortion vs. Output Level
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