(Sync
Generator for
TV
Applicationsand
Video
Process-
NO RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT
Call Central Applications 1-800-442-7747
May 1999
or email: centapp@harris.com
Features
• Interlaced Composite Sync Output
• Automatic Genlock Capability
• Crystal Oscillator Operation
• 525 or 625 Line Operation
• Vertical Reset Option
• Wide Power Supply Operating Voltage . . . . .4V to 15V
Applications
• Cameras
• Monitors and Displays
•CATV
• Teletext
• Video Games
• Sync Restorer
• Video Service Instruments
Part Number Information
TEMP.
PART NUMBER
CD22402D-55 to 12524 Ld SBDIPD24.6
CD22402E-40 to 8524 Ld PDIPE24.6
RANGE (oC)PACKAGE
PKG.
NO.
Sync Generator for TV Applications
and Video Processing Systems
Description
The Harris CD22402 (Note) is a CMOS LSI sync generator that
produces all the timing signals required to drive a fully 2-to-1
interlaced 525-line 30-frame/second, or 625-line 25-frame/second TV camera or video processing system. A complete sync
waveform is produced which begins each field with six serrated
vertical sync pulses, preceded and followed by six half-width
double frequency equalizing pulses. The sync output is gated by
the master clock to preserve horizontal phase continuity during
the vertical interval.
The CD22402 can be operated either in “genlock” mode, in
which it is synchronized with a reference sync pulse train from
another TV camera, or in “stand-alone” mode, in which it is synchronized with a local on-chip crystal oscillator (the crystal and
two passive components are off chip). Also, the circuit can
sense the presence or absence of a reference sync pulse train
and automatically select the “genlock” or “stand-alone” mode.
A frame sync pulse is produced at the beginning of every odd
field. The vertical counter can be reset to either the first equalizing
pulse or the first vertical sync pulse of the vertical interval. The
interlaced sync provided by the CD22402 differs from RS-170 by
having slightly narrower sync and equalizing pulses. The clock
frequency of 32 times horizontal rate allows for approximately 4µs
horizontal pulse widths and 2µs equalizing pulses. Otherwise
operation can be phase locked to a color sub-carrier for a full
interlaced operating system.
The CD22402 is operable with a single supply over a voltage
range of 4V to 15V.
Pinout
CD22402 (PDIP, SBDIP)
TOP VIEW
DELA Y, GENLOCK TO CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR
CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR FEEDBACK T AP
HORIZONTAL DRIVE OUTPUT
MIXED SYNC OUTPUT
GENLOCK OSCILLATOR CAPACITOR CONNECTION
MIXED BEAM BLANKING OUTPUT
VERTICAL COUNTER RESET TO FIRST EQU ALIZING PULSE
VERTICAL DRIVE OUTPUT
VERTICAL RESET TO FIRST VERTICAL SYNC PULSE
HORIZONTAL CLAMP OUTPUT
CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge. Users should follow proper IC Handling Procedures.
Copyright
1XRCDelay, Genlock to Crystal Oscillator. Resistor, diode and capacitor connection for delay that automatically
turns on thecrystal oscillator whenthe genlock input is removed.When the signal on Terminal 1 is high the crystal oscillator is inhibited. Typical values for R and C are 1MΩ and 0.001µF. For operation as a crystal controlled
stand alone sync generator without genlock, Terminal 1 should be hardwired to VSS.
2XTPCrystal Oscillator Feedback Tap. Feedback connection (tap) forcrystal oscillator. When a crystal (shunted by
a1MΩ resistor) is connected between this terminal and Terminal 23, and a 100pF capacitor is connected from
this terminal to VSS, the sync generator creates its own master frequency. Fora 525-line, 30-frame/second raster,the crystal frequency is 504.000kHz (Note 1);and fora 625-line, 25-frame/second raster,the crystal frequen-
cy is 500.000kHz (Note 1).
3VSSNegative Power Supply Voltage. This terminal must be hardwired to Terminal 12 (VSS).
4HDHorizontal Drive Output
5MSMixed Sync Output
6CCapacitor Connection for R-C Genlock Oscillator
7MBBMixed Beam Blanking Output
8VREVertical Counter Resetto First Equalizing Pulse. Alow level signal on thisterminal resets thevertical counter
to the first equalizing pulse of a field. When not in use this terminal should be connected to VDD.
9VDVertical Drive Output
10VRVVertical Counter Reset to First Vertical Sync Pulse. A low level signal on this terminal resets the sync gen-
erator to the first vertical sync pulse of a field. For genlock operation, Terminal 10 is used as a resistor and ca-
pacitor connection for an integrator networkthat detects vertical syncpulses in a master syncwaveform to which
the sync generator is to be genlocked. R is 22kΩ, and C is 0.001µF. When not in use this terminal should be
connected to VDD.
11HCHorizontal Clamp Output
12V
13MPBMixed Processing Blanking Output
14HPBHorizontal Processing Blanking Output
15FS2Frame Sync Output (Odd Field). A pulse coincidingwith the first equalizing pulse is produced atthe beginning
16SVDShort Vertical Drive Output
17VPBVertical Processing Blanking Output
18SWOperation Switch for 525-Line or 625-Line Raster. A high level signal on Terminal 18 causes the sync gener-
19V
20GENGenlock Input Composite Sync. A negative going reference mixed sync waveform applied to Terminal 20 dis-
21XRDelay, Genlock to Crystal Oscillator, Resistor and Diode Connection for Delay,Genlock to Crystal Oscil-
22RCResistor and Capacitor Connection for Genlock Oscillator. If the genlock oscillator is not used this terminal
23XINMaster Frequency Input.
24RResistor Connection for Genlock Oscillator.
NOTE: 32 times horizontal frequency.
Negative Power Supply Voltage
SS
of every odd field.
ator to generate a 625-line raster. An internal pulldown resistor is connected to Terminal 18, so in the absence
of an applied input to this terminal, a 525-line raster is produced.
Positive Power Supply Voltage. VDD can be any voltage between +4 and +15 relative to VSS.
DD
ables the crystal oscillator and locks the R-C genlock oscillator to the horizontal pulses of the reference sync
waveform. Vertical sync detection is achieved by an R-C integrator connected from Terminal 20 to Terminal 10
(vertical reset to first vertical sync pulse). An internal pull-up resistor is connected to Terminal 20 so that in the
absence of an applied input the crystal oscillator is enabled and the R-C genlock oscillator is disabled.
lator. Automatically turns on the crystal oscillator when the input to Terminal 20 is removed.
should be connected to VSS. C should be 100pF, and R should be a 10kΩ potentiometer.
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Block Diagram
10
VRV
CD22402
CD22402 MONOCHROME TV SYNC GENERATOR WITH AUTOMATIC GENLOCK
R
RCC
24226818
VRESW
GEN
XR
XRC
XIN
XTP
= PINS 3 AND 12
V
SS
= PIN 19
V
DD
R-C
GENLOCK
OSCILLATOR
20
21
1
23
2
AUTOMATIC
GENLOCK
CONTROL
CRYSTAL
OSCILLATOR
1411451371516917
HPBHCHDMSMPB MBBFS2SVD VD VPB
HORIZONTAL
COUNTER
÷16
÷2
LINE
DECODER
COMPOSITE
DECODER
VERTICAL
COUNTER
÷525/625
FIELD
DECODER
FRAME
SYNC
DECODER
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CD22402
Absolute Maximum RatingsThermal Information
DC Supply Voltage (Referenced to VSS Terminal). . . . . . . . . . . 15V
Input Voltage Range, All Inputs (Notes 2, 3) . . . . . . VSS≤ VI≤ V
DC Input Current, Any One Input (Note 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ±10mA
CAUTION: Stresses above those listed in “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress only rating and operation
of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied.
NOTES:
1. θJA is measured with the component mounted on an evaluation PC board in free air.
2. To prevent damage to theinput protection circuit,input signals should never be greater than VDDnor less thanVSS. Input currentsmust
not exceed 10mA even when the power is off.
3. A connection must be provided at every input terminal. All unused inputs must be connected to VDD or VSS, whichever is appropriate.