NXP Set-top boxes Application guide

Application guide

Set-top boxes (STBs)

Contents

Your partner for STBs 3

1. Power solutions 4

1.1 AC/DC controllers

1.2 Discretes

2. RF reception stage 6

2.1 Silicon tuners (cable, satellite, terrestrial)

2.2 LNA and loop-through switches

3. Analog audio and video interfaces 8

3.1 Audio digital-to-analog converters (DACs)

3.2 Audio and video switches

3.3 ESD protection for AV interfaces
(SCART, YC, YPbPr, Audio L/R, RGB, VGA)

4. HDMI interface 13

4.1 HDMI transmitters

4.2 HDMI switch

4.3 CEC controller

4.4 DDC and CEC buffers

4.5 ESD protection

6. Data transfer interfaces: ESD protection 22

6.1 ESD protection for USB

6.2 ESD protection for USB 3.0

6.3 ESD protection for SATA, eSATA

6.4 ESD protection for Ethernet

6.5 ESD protection and EMI ltering for SD card
and other low/medium-speed interfaces

7. Interfaces and control 26

7.1 Microcontrollers

7.2 I2C GPIO expanders

7.3 I2C temperature sensors

7.4 I2C level shifters

7.5 I2C bridges (SPI, UART) and 16C-compatible UARTs

7.6 I2C real-time clocks (RTCs)

7.7 I2C design tools and tech support

7.8 Logic functions

7.9 Memory termination regulator

8. Discrete components for 34
the main processing board

8.1 Power solutions

8.2 Special functions and general-purpose devices

Additional resources 36

5. Smart-card reader interface 18

2

Introduction

Your partner for STBs

NXP Semiconductors offers a wide portfolio of advanced solutions for set-top-boxes (STBs).
All are built on our deep understanding of what network operators and manufacturers need.

We can deliver application-specific solutions for reception, drawing on a complete range of
silicon tuners that cover all the major standards for satellite, terrestrial, and cable reception.
We also support peripheral functions, such as advanced audio and HDMI interfaces, and
provide an extensive portfolio of standard products for STBs.

We use next-generation packaging to save space, lower costs, and improve AV content
security, and we reduce energy consumption with low-power technologies that dramatically
increase efficiency. We design for ruggedness, supplying devices that stand up to intensive
use, and we deliver the high integration needed to simplify development, lower BOM and
production costs, and reduce time-to-market.

We are known for innovation and our ability to introduce new technologies that set the
standard for performance, efficiency, and size. Our new chip-scale package (CSP) devices,
for example, have an exceptionally compact footprint yet achieve a new benchmark in
mechanical robustness.

We support our customers with a cost-efficient supply chain, and an enterprise-wide
commitment to the highest standards of security, quality, and reliability. We also help our
customers prepare for the future, by working with them to implement new features, such
as 3D, that will drive growth. In short, our customers have the confidence that comes from
working with a world-class partner.

There’s more.

This application guide provides an introduction to our STB portfolio. It highlights many of
the forward-thinking solutions we have available, but it’s only the beginning. To learn more,
please visit our dedicated application page at www.nxp.com/applications/set_top_box/.

NXP supports all the existing STB standards

NXP improves performance throughout the system

WiFi, ethernet

hard-disk

drive

USB

USB 3.0

from

sat/cable/terr

IC card or CI

PCMCIA

RS232

UART

SATA

eSATA

LOOP-THROUGH SWITCH

SAT OR CABLE OR

TERRESTRIAL TUNER

module

LOW SPEED I/F

RS232

UART

LOGIC

MEMORY, STORAGE AND

COMMUNICATION I/F

FLASH SDRAM

ESD PROTECTION

DDR TERMINATOR

LOGIC

RF INPUT INTERFACE

LNA

CHANNEL
DECODER

CONTENT ACCESS CONTROL

ESD PROTECTION

IC CARD READER

LOGIC

DISCRETES

STB MAIN

PROCESSOR

key pad

IR

mains

TRANSMITTER

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT, POWER

MANAGEMENT, HUMAN INTERFACE

UC

POWER

DC-DC

POWER SUPPLY

DISCRETES

AUDIO VIDEO OUTPUTS

ESD PROTECTION

AUDIO DAC

VIDEO SWITCH

AUDIO SWITCH

DIGITAL AV INTERFACE

ESD PROTECTION

HDMI

CEC CONTROLLER

HDMI HDMI HDMI

PLL

BUS CONTROLLER

LOGIC

TEMP SENSOR

HDMI SWITCH

DDC BUFFER

HDMI RECEIVER

RTC

GPIO

brb540

AV outputs

S-VHS

SCART

VGA

YPbPr

L/R

HDMI

signalling

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1. Power solutions

We specialize in saving power, and build on decades of expertise in
portable and battery-powered systems. Our GreenChip family, now in its
third generation, delivers best-in-class efficiency for power supplies, and our
broad portfolio of discretes help optimize power consumption throughout
the system.

1.1 AC/DC controllers

High-power GreenChip family TEA175x(L) and GreenChip SR family
TEA176x & TEA179x

Designed for switched-mode power supplies (SMPS), NXP’s extremely
efficient and highly integrated GreenChip ICs enable simple, cost-effective
power supplies with very few external components.

GreenChip III / SR: Flyback converters

TEA1571, TEA1752, TEA1761, TEA1762, TEA1791

• GEN3 SMPS controller & SR IC delivers
high efciency at all power levels

• Energy STAR V 2.0 compliant (87% eff.)

• Allows small adapter form factors

• High integration reduces external
component count, lowers overall cost

• Reduced design-in time with easy
controlled start-up behavior and V

• Special built-in green functions,
e.g. PFC switches off during stand-by,
lowload

• Standby power reduced by 100 mW
compared to conventional PFC solutions

• Minimizes losses on secondary side by
as much much as 5 W (rectifying diode
replaced by switch and smart controller IC)

• High protection level

Low-power STARplug family TEA152x

For simple STBs that use a power supply of less than 20 W (often called
“zapper” STBs), our STARplug family of SMPS ICs is the best fit.

cc

mngt

Type number Package R

TEA1520T/N2 SO-14 48 2 - 5 W Standby supply

TEA1520P/N2 DIP-8 48 2 - 5 W Standby supply

TEA1521T/N2 SO-14 24 3 - 7 W Standby s upply

TEA1521P/N2 DIP-8 24 3 - 7 W Standby supply

TEA1522T/N2 SO-14 12 7 - 9 W Stand by supp ly

TEA1522P/N2 DIP-8 12 7 - 9 W Standby supply

TEA1523P/N2 DIP-8 6.5 9 - 12 W Standby supply

DSon

Max output

power on

global mains

Application

example

>30 W SMPS IC TEA1733

Supporting power higher than 30 W, the TEA1733 is an ideal solution for
high-end STBs with multiple options (such as HDD for recording), and high­end gateways that concentrate content reception at the home input.

Features

 SMPS controller IC enabling low-cost applications
 Large input voltage range (12 to 30 V)
 Very low supply current during start-up and restart (10 μA typ)
 Low supply current during normal operation (0.5 mA typ without load)
 Over-power or high/low line compensation
 Adjustable over-power time-out
 Adjustable over-power restart timer
 Fixed switching frequency with frequency jitter to reduce EMI
 Frequency reduction with fixed minimum peak current to maintain high-

efficiency at low output power levels

 Slope compensation for CCM operation
 Low and adjustable over-current protection (OCP) trip level
 Adjustable soft-start operation
 Two protection inputs (e.g. for input UVP and OVP, OTP and output OVP)
 IC over-temperature protection

4

1. Power solutions

1.2 Discretes

The power consumption of STBs and other consumer appliances is
progressively going down, because of new efficiency requirements
and new power conservation regulations. This trend, among other
factors, enables the usage of our new medium power Schottky diodes
in the AC/DC 12 V rail.
 Our medium power Schottky diodes in SOD123W and SOD128

packages are used as freewheeling diodes on the secondary side,
with an operating range of 30 to 60 V and 1 to 5 A. Recommended
products include PMEG6030EP and PMEG4050EP.

• Our TL431xxFDT series offer enhanced EMI ruggedness, an
outstanding step response, and stability area for all SMPS
applications.

Schot tky

diodes

PMEG403 0ER SOD123W BZX84 J-SERIES SOD323F

PMEG4050EP SOD128

PMEG6030EP SOD128 BZX84 -SERIES SOT23 TL431XXFDT SOT23(SC74)

Zener diodes Analog ICs

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2. RF reception stage

2.1 Silicon tuners

Our portfolio covers digital STBs for cable, satellite, and terrestrial
reception. We offer flexible platform development, whether the
system is being optimized for low cost or high performance. The
portfolio includes single and multiple tuners with optional loop-through
circuitry (but without external splitters), as well as the possibility

One product can be used for several designs, including cable and
terrestrial formats, and our software drivers simplify design work even
further. All our tuners deliver excellent performance and are suitable
for high-end analog/digital applications. Also, our products have been
validated against major standards worldwide.

to use several tuners in parallel for multistream viewing/recording.

NXP silicon tuners

Worldwide coverage • DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB- C2, DVB-T, DVB-T2, ATSC A74, ISDB-T, DTMB, and more

Fully integrated • LNA, RF & Filters, Loo p Throu gh circ uitr y, RF split ters, and more

High perfor mance • Noise figure, AGC, maximum inp ut level, phase noise, image rejec tion, ACI, CSO, CTB, etc.

Validate d reference designs • ATSC A74, NorDig, CENELEC, DTG, and others

• More t han 1 billion MOPLL and IF ICs sold

Robus t technology

• Rigorous lab and fiel d testing

• Customer test-c ase validation

• System valid ation with par tners

Recommended tuners for cable STBs

Part number Europe China USA 1 GHz MOCA Filter Dual tuner Multiple tuner out Loop through

TDA18250
TDA18252
TDA18253

TDA18254A

TDA18260

• •

• • • •

• • • • •

• • • • • • •

• • • • • • • •

Recommended tuners for satellite STBs

Part number DVB-S DVB-S2 Single tuner Dual tuner Loop-through circuitry

CX24113A Yes No Yes No No No No
CX24118A Yes Yes Yes No No No No

CX24132 Yes Yes No Yes No No No
TDA20136 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No
TDA20142 Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes

LNA splitter &

RF switch

FTA LNA

Recommended tuners for terrestrial STBs

Part number

TDA18218
TDA18219
TDA18212

DVB-T

•

•

•

DVB-T2 ATSC ISDB-T/DTMB Cable compliant 2nd tuner output Loop through

No
Ok

Best

• • • • •

• • •

•

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2. RF reception stage

2.2 LNA and loop-through switches

LNA BGU703x

For applications that require sensitivity and noise figure beyond what’s
already integrated into NXP’s high-performance silicon tuners, an
external LNA from the BGU703x series can be used in front of the tuner.

BGU703x series

BGU7031 LNA wit h fixed g ain

BGU7032 LNA wit h fixed g ain and bypass m ode

BGU7033 LNA wit h two gain levels and bypass mode

STB tuner

RF in

RF switch

BF11x8

RF out to TV

TV

LNAfilter

LNA

brb533

Silicon RF switch and MOSFET BF1108 and BF1118

NXP’s silicon tuners offer built-in loop-through functionality in standby
mode. Depending on the power requirements of the intended system,
designers may choose to implement the loop-through function outside
the tuner, using an external part. In this case, the BF1108/BF1118 is
the recommended solution. It lets the TV connection operate, without
quality loss, even when the STB is turned off. It is a depletion-type FET
and a band-switching diode in a single SOT143B package. Low loss and
high isolation provide excellent RF switching functions. The MOSFET
gate can be isolated from ground with the diode, resulting in low
losses. Integrated diodes between gate and source and between gate
and drain protect against excessive input voltage surges. The BF1108
operates at 5 V while the BF1118 is for designs using 3.3 V supply.

Features

 Specially designed for low-loss RF switching up to 1 GHz
 Easy to design-in
 Power ON: high isolation (switch is open)
 Power OFF: low losses (switch is closed)
 ON or OFF, ZERO power consumption

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3. Analog audio and video interfaces

3.1 Audio digital-to-analog
converters (DACs)

We offer a wide range of stereo DACs with serial inputs. The UDA133x
series uses the I2S interface, the UDA1352TS supports SPDIF formats,
and the UDA1355 is ideal for designs that require very complex audio
I/O schemes.

Audio DAC series UDA133x

Type Supply PLL Volume control Control Data formats Package

UDA1330ATS 2.7 to 5.5 V Digi tal logarithm I2C / L3 / Static

UDA1334ATS 2.4 to 3.6 V • Static
UDA1334BTS 2.4 to 3.6 V Static SSOP16

UDA1334BT 2.4 to 3.6 V Static SO16

2

I

S, LSB, or MSB justified;

16, 18, 20, 24 bit; 1 F

2

I

S, LSB justified;

16, 18, 20, 24 bit; 1 F

s

s

SSOP16

SSOP16

PLL0

PLL

DAC

NOISE SHAPER

DAC

V

DDA

V

O(L)

V

O(R)

V

V

REF

SSA

brb534

BCK

DATA1

SYSCLK/PLL1

MUTE

DEEM/CLKOUT

WS

SFOR1 SFOR0

DIGITAL INTERFACE

FILTER

DE-EMPHASES

INTERPOLATION

V

DDDVSSD

Audio DAC UDA1352TS

Type Output Control

UDA1352TS Stereo L3/I2C 5th 256 f s • • • • 40- bit dB Lin

Noise

shaper

Sys

clock

PLL

PCM

detec t

SPDIF

lock

AC-3/MPEG

detec t

Ch

status

Vol

control

DAC DSP Data formats Package

Anti- plop

Auto mute

Bass boost,

treble

IEC958 (SPDIF);

28 to 100 kHz

SSOP28

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3. Analog audio and video interfaces

Audio codec UDA1355

An SPDIF codec for systems that require very complex audio I/O schemes.

Features

 2.4 to 3.6 V supply voltage
 SPDIF I/O codec

• 4 SPDIF inputs by select switch

• 1 SPDIF output

• Stereo analog I/O

 I2C / L3 control and static mode of operation
 Mixing features for 2 data streams
 ADC with volume control -63.5 to 24 dB
 DAC with sound processing

• Left/right volume control: -78 to 0 dB

• Left/right bass boost and treble control

• Optional resonant bass boost control

 Multiple operating modes

• SPDIF to I2C to SPDIF + analog

• Analog to I2C to SPDIF

• SPDIF to analog

XTALIN

XTALOUT

VINR

RESET

RTCB

DATAI

BCKI

SPDIF0

SPDIF1

SPDIF2

SPDIF3

SLICER_SEL0

SLICER_SEL1

LOCK

TIMING

PROCESSOR

CONTROL

INTERFACE

MP2

AUDIO

FEATURE

SEL_STATIC

V

DDIVREFVDDE

INPUT

AND
OUTPUT
SELECT

MODE2

MODE0

MODE1

AUDIO

FEATURE

PROCESSOR

V

SSE

INTER-

POLATOR

DATA OUT

IEC 60958
ENCODER

UDA1355H

NOISE

SHAPER

V

DDA1

40

VOUTL

DAC

42

VOUTR

DAC

44

MUTE

9

WSO

8

DATAO

10

BCKO

5

SPDIFOUT

41

mgu826

V

SSA1

V

V

DDX

SSXVADCPVDDA2

12

15

13

XTAL

14

34

VINL

ADC

36

ADC

16

43

2

WSI

3

1

SLICER

23

24

25

26

21

22

4

33 35 28

V

ADCN

V

SSA2

CLK_OUT

32 37 27 38 6 3911

CLOCK AND

COMB

DECI-

FILTER

MATOR

DATA IN

IEC 60958
DECODER

29 30 31 20 17 18 19 7

V

SSIS

MP0

MP1

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3. Analog audio and video interfaces

3.2 Audio and video switches

These switches support multiplexing and demultiplexing of analog
audio and video signals (including HD and UXGA) without signal
degradation.

Quad 5 V 2-1 video mux/demux NX5DV330

This single 5 V analog switch (4PCO/4PTT) supports a bandwidth of 300
MHz and offers 5 Ω on resistance. It is available in SO, SSOP, TSSOP,
and DQFN packages.

Low-ohmic audio switches NX3LXXXX

These switches can be used to connect the STB’s SoC to multiple
selectable connectors on the back panel, such as SCART, Y/C, and
YPbPr connections.

Features

 Low-ohmic, on resistance RON <1.0 Ω for minimal signal attenuation
 -90 dB isolation and crosstalk for superior signal integrity
 Low current consumption for higher power savings
 Low RON / CON combination adds performance and flexibility:

• Digital data switching in portable applications

• Analog functions in audio applications

• Audio and data multiplexing around interface

 7.5 kV ESD performance or better
 Built-in “translator/level shifter” function (“T” models only)

• interfaces more easily with low voltage ASIC applications

• reduces component count

 Smallest footprint: PicoGate and MicroPak packages with 0.35 mm pitch

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3. Analog audio and video interfaces

3.3 ESD protection for analog AV
interfaces

We offer discrete and integrated ESD protection devices for all the audio
and video interfaces commonly used by an STB, so it’s easy to find the
right configuration for a given application layout.

ESD protection for SCART

As shown in the diagrams, the IP4220CZ6 and the IP4221-S/XS can be
used to protect SCART signals, as can the IP4283CZ10 and IP4282CZ6.
Other configurations are also possible.

IP4220CZ6 and IP4221-S/XS configuration

IP4283CZ10 and IP4282CZ6 configuration

ESD protection for YC, YPbPr, audio L/R, RGB, and other interfaces

For A/V interfaces, we recommend the integrated solutions IP4283,
IP4282, IP4220 or IP4221-S/XS. For audio interfaces, use the PESD5V0S­1BB. For SVHS, use the PESD5V0S1UB, and for SCART/YPbPr interfaces,
use either the PESD5V0S5UD or the PESD5V0L7BS.

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3. Analog audio and video interfaces

ESD protection with level shifters/buffers for VGA interfaces

For designs that include a VGA output connector that connects to the
VGA plug of a TV or PC monitor, we recommend the integrated solu­tions listed in the table. These devices combine ESD protection and
sync signal buffering, along with DDC level shifting, in a single package.

Other options include the IP4283CZ10 and PRTR5V0U8S as well as the
discrete solution PESD5V0S1UB, which is housed in an SOD523 package.

Part number Features

IP4770/1/2CZ16
IP4770CZ16: Sync buffer Rout = 55
IP4771CZ16: Sync buffer Rout = 65
IP4772CZ16: Sync buf fer Rout = 10

Ω
Ω
Ω

 IEC61000 -4-2, level 4
 DDC level shif ting
 H-sy nc buf fer
 V-sync buffer

IP4769CZ14

IP4774CZ14

Sync buffer Rout = 10

 IEC61000 -4-2, level 4
 DDC level shif ting

 IEC61000 -4-2, level 4

Ω

 H-sy nc buf fer

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4. HDMI interface

Our support for the High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) extends through a wide range of products, from transmitters and receivers to switches
ESD protection. Designers can leverage our extensive knowledge of system design, for fast development of high-definition

Recommended devices for HDMI

TDA9981 TDA9984 TDA19989 TDA19995 TDA19997 TDA19998

HDMI Tx Yes Yes Yes No No No

Key feature Pass t hroug h Upscal er 1080p Low-power 1080 p – – –

HDMI switch No No No Yes Yes Yes

NB inputs No No No 3:1 4:1 4:1

5th EDID No No No Yes Yes Yes

F3 technology No No No No No Yes

Availabliity Full production Full product ion Full pro duction Full pro duction Full production Full produc tion

4.1 HDMI transmitters

HDMI 1.4a transmitter TDA9984 with upscaler

Optimized for use in HD consumer applications, this device makes it
easy to add an HD output to any legacy STB platform. For example,
in an STB based on a source decoder with a 16-bit SD YCbCr output,
using the TDA9984 will enable the output of full HD 1080p with minimal
effort. For STBs based on source decoders allowing only 720p or 1080i
HDMI output, using the combination of a TDA19977 (HDMI receiver)
and a TDA9984 (transmitter with integrated upscaler) makes it possible
to upgrade the STB to 1080p output capability with minimal hardware
and software development.

Features

 YUV/RGB video input with DDR mode and color space conversion
 I2C/SPDIF audio input
 On-chip upscaler from 480i/576i or 480p/576p, 720p, 1080i to 1080p
 Enables HDMI-compliant applications, as verified by an HDMI

Authorized Test Center.

Benefits

 Enables high-quality upscaling to 1080p
 Minimal software development thanks to availability of software

drivers

applications.

and

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4. HDMI interface

HDMI 1.4a transmitter TDA19989 with CEC support

Optimized for use in mobile applications, this low-power device
delivers 1080p performance, integrates HDCP keys, has embedded
CEC, and is housed in a 0.5 mm pitch BGA that measures only

4.5 x 4.5 mm.

Features

 YUV/RGB video input with DDR mode and color space conversion
 I2C/SPDIF audio input
 Low power consumption (55 mW in 720p, 120 mW in 1080p)
 Optimized for use with the standard Type A connector and Type D

micro connector

 Enables HDMI- and CEC-compliant applications, as verified in an

HDMI Authorized Test Center.

Benefits

 Enables 1080p output on mobile devices, including DSCs, DVCs, and

mobile phones

 Enables easy CEC implementation
 BGA package offers additional signal protection against snooping

brb472

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4. HDMI interface

4.2 HDMI Switch

HDMI 1.4a switch TDA19998

This advanced 4:1 switch accepts a bit rate of 2.25 giga-samples per
second on each input, which enables it to support full HD formats such
as 1080p at 60 Hz, in the 12-bit Deep Color mode as defined in the
HDMI1.3a standard. It supports color depth processing at 24, 30, and
36 bits (3 x 12-bit), offers automatic power management, and, along
with the four EDIDs needed for HDMI input, embeds a fifth EDID for
an additional VGA input. It includes ESD protection on its inputs, as
well as DDC buffers. It enables HDMI source compliance, thus allowing
manufacturers to use it as the output stage of their STB and adding
switch-box functionality to the original design with minimal effort.

Features

 Fast switch
 Built on NXP HDMI standards expertise
 HDMI 1.4 compatible (HEC voltage, ARC)
 Reference design compliance verified
 Respect of HDCP rule (encrypted output)
 Enables design of HDMI source compliant products

Benefits

 Fast switching performance
 Low power consumption
 Adding the functionality of a switch box to a standard set-top-box for

optimized cost

 Pass-through for HDCP-encrypted streams

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4. HDMI interface

4.3 CEC controller

CEC controller TDA9950

This device offers a simple way to add CEC function to a design. It
translates CEC messages to I2C and vice-versa, and manages all the
timing and error-control aspects of CEC. All designers need to do is
modify the main system software to support creation and reception/
interpretation of messages in I2C format.

4.4 DDC and CEC buffers

HDMI DDC buffer with rise time accelerator PCA9507

This two-wire, bidirectional DDC buffer has 3.3 and 5 V supply rails and
integrates a rise time accelerator. It is recommended for designs that
don’t have the function built into the transmitter, switch, or receiver ICs.
It is also well suited for use in systems that have HDMI functions built
into the main system ICs and use low-power supplies. It delivers normal
I/O voltage swing with high drive on the A side. ESD protection is 5 kV
HBM, and it is available in a TSSOP8 (3.0 x 3.0 x 1.0 mm) or SO8 (4.0 x

5.0 x 1.75 mm) package.

Features

 Bidirectional bus buffer, to isolate capacitance and noise on DDC line
 3.3 and 5 V dual supplies to permit DDC level shift


Rise time accelerator on A side, for extending cable length beyond 18 m

 Normal A-side driver, for compatibility with all types of source/sink

devices

 Integrated ESD protection (5 kV HBM) so there’s no need for external

discrete components

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4. HDMI interface

3-channel DDC/CEC voltage translating buffer PCA9527

This is a 3.3 and 5 V dual VCC level translating buffer. It is recommended
for designs that don’t have the function built into the transmitter,
switch, or receiver ICs. It is also well suited for use in systems that have
HDMI functions built into the main system ICs and use low-power
supplies. It has a rise-time accelerator for the DDC clock and data
lines only. the CEC line is 3.3 V and remains active when the 5 V line
is powered down. The B side has static-level offset. It features high­impedance I/O when the power is off and low power when V
(< 100 µA). It is available in a TSSOP10 package.

Features

 Bidirectional bus buffer, to isolate capacitance and noise on DDC line
 3.3 and 5 V dual supplies, for DDC level shift



Rise time accelerator on A side, for extending cable length beyond 18 m

 Normal A-side driver, for compatibility with all types of source/sink

devices

 Integrated ESD protection (8 kV HBM), so there’s no need for external

discrete components

Part number Features

8kV ESD IEC

IP4776CZ38

IP4777CZ38

DDC level shif ting
Hot Plug back drive
CEC back d rive

8kV ESD IEC
DDC buf fer
Hot Plug module
CEC terminatio n and bac k drive

CCA

is off

4.5 ESD protection

The IP4776CZ38 and IP4777CZ38 protect HDMI and DVI signals,
and offer varying levels of integration to reduce component count.
Depending on layout constraints, the IP4280CZ10, IP4283CZ10,
IP4282CZ6, IP4221CZ6, or PRTR5V0U4D are also available, as is the
PESD5V0F1BL in SOD882. The IP4776CZ38 and IP4777CZ38 integrated
ESD protection circuits also include buffer capabilities.

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5. Smart-card reader interface

Selection guide for smart-card reader ICs

Analog interface CPU+UART+analog

Product features TDA8024 TDA8020 TDA8025 TDA8034 TDA8029

Number of card slots 1 2 1 1 1

ISO7816 UART no no no no yes

ISO7816 timers no no no no yes

µC core 80C51RB+

ROM [kbyte] / RAM [byte] 16/768

Flexible sequencer programming no no no no no

Host interface IO I

ESD protection on ISO contacts (kV) 6 6 6 6 6

Auxiliary protected lines for C4 & C8 lines 2 0 2 2 (on 24 pins package) 0

card (V)

V

CC

Card supply current at V

Card supply current at V

Card supply current at V

Card supply current at V

Card clock frequency max (MHz) 26 20 26 26 20

Card activation time max (µs) 225 135 220 3500 225

Card deactivation time max (µs) 100 110 100 90 100

Protocol support

Synchronous card management yes - yes yes yes

Asynchronous cards (T=0 1 , T=1) yes yes yes yes yes

Security features

Voltage supervisor and over-current detection yes yes yes yes yes

Current protection on V

Additional product information

Power supply interface V

Power supply (V) 2.7 - 6.5 2.5 - 6.5 2.7 - 5.5 2.7 - 5.5 2.7 - 6.0

Power down current max (µA) - 150 100 12 20

Temperature range (°C) -40 / +85 -25 / +85 -25 / +85 -25 / +85 -25 / +85

Package SO28, TSSOP28 LQFP32 HVQFN32 HVQFN24, SO16 LQFP32

Software libraries (EMV 4.2) yes

NDS compliance yes yes yes yes

EMV compliance EMV 4.2 EMV 4.2 EMV 4.2 EMV 4.2

= 5 V (mA)

cc

= 3 V (mA)

cc

= 1.8 V (mA)

cc

= 1.2 V (mA)

cc

, IO, RST, CLK

cc

(V) - - 1.6 - 3.6 1.6 - 3.6

DDI

3, 5 3, 5 1.2, 1.8, 3 1.8, 3, 5 1.8, 3, 5

80 2x55 65 65

65 2x50 65 65 50

- - 65 65 30

- - 30 -

yes yes yes yes yes

2

C IO IO serial or I2C

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5. Smart-card reader interface

Smart-card reader ICs TDA8024, TDA8025, and TDA8034

These are complete, cost-efficient analog interfaces for asynchronous
smart cards. They provide all the supply, protection, and control
functions between a smart card and the microcontroller. The TDA8025
is for use in smart cards operating at 1.8 or 3 V, while the TDA8024 is for
cards operating at 3 or 5 V. The TDA8034 is the same as the TDA8024,
but without a DC/DC converter. All are available with demo kits.

Selection tree for TDA8024, TDA8025 and TDA8034

TDA8034

The TDA8024 and TDA8034 are both NDS and EMV 4.2 compliant, and
they both can supply a VCC of 5 V to the smart card. The system supply
voltage influences device selection. Use the TDA8034 when the system
supply voltage is 5 V ± 3%. This will ensure that the card VCC value is
a minimum of 4.75 V with a current load of 65 mA. In systems that can
only supply a voltage of 5 V ± 10%, the TDA8024 is a better choice,
because it can guarantee a proper value on VCC = 5 V.

The TDA8034 is available in a 24-pin HVQFN or, to meet low-cost
requirements, can be housed in a 16-pin SO package. The TDA8034 is
not pin-compatible with the TDA8024, which has 28 pins.

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5. Smart-card reader interface

Smart-card reader interface TDA8034

 TDA8024 without DC/DC
 Smaller package HVQFN24 & SO16
 NDS compliant (depending on package option)
 EMV compliant
 BCAS compliant
 1.8, 3, and 5 V cards supported (on 24-pin version)
 3 full-duplex I/O lines
 Synchronous clock division supported 8/4/2/1
 Interface voltage V
 LDO instead of DC/DC means that V

guarantee VCC = 4.75 V min with 65 mA load

 On board oscillator or possibility to use external clock source on

XTAL1

 Shutdown mode on both packages
 Deep shutdown on HVQFN24 (<10 µa)

down to 1.6 V

DDI

should be >4.85 V to

DDP

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5. Smart-card reader interface

Comparison of TDA8024 and TDA8034

Feature Condition

Package SO28 or TSSOP28 HVQFN24 SO16 SO16

Smart-card supply voltage 3, 5 V 1.8, 3, 5 V 3, 5 V 3, 5 V

Power block type DC/DC LDO LDO LDO

Supply voltage (power) V

Supply voltage (interface V

Supply voltage (interface & or digital) V

Supervision of supplies V

Number of bidirectional IO lines 3 3 1 1

Number of presence detection pins 2 (PRES & PRESN) 1 (PRESN) 1 (PRESN) 1 (PRESN)

Clock source XTAL or external XTAL or external XTAL or external XTAL or external

Clock division ratio 1/2/4/8 1/2/4/8 2/4 1/2

Automatic shutdown mode no yes yes yes

RST enabled in the activation sequence activation sequence, t5 220 µs max 3.4 ms (wake-up time) 3.4 ms (wake-up time) 3.4 ms (wake-up time)

PORadj pin yes yes no no

NDS certication yes yes no no

EMV 4.2 compliance yes with lter on I/O line yes yes yes

DDP

) 2.7 to 6.5 V 1.6 to 3.6 V 1.6 to 3.6 V 1.6 to 3.6 V

DDI

Vcc= 5 V, ± 5%, Icc= 80 mA

= 5 V, ± 5%, Icc= 30 mA

V

cc

DD

TDA8024T or

TDA8024TT

4 to 6.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V

3.3 to 6.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V 4.85 to 5.5 V

2.7 to 6.5 V 2.7 to 3.6 V 2.7 to 3.6 V 2.7 to 3.6 V

DD

TDA8034HN TDA8034T TDA8034AT

V

& V

DDI

DD

V

& V

DDI

DD

V

DDI

& V

DD

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6. Data transfer interfaces: ESD protection

6.1 ESD protection for USB

For designs that use a USB interface – to connect permanent data
storage devices using flash memory, for example – we offer a range
of protection devices. In addition to the IP4282 and IP4234, listed
below, the PESD5V0X1BL, PRTR5V0U2D, PRTR5V0U2AX, PRTR5V0U4D,
PRTR5V0U2F can also be used. Other options for USB, such as
alternative packaging (including CSP), flow-through routing, different
capacitance ratings, and support for On-The-Go (OTG) are also
available.

ESD protection device IP4282 with pass-thru routing

Simply place this UTLP device on top of the signal lines to provide ESD
protection. No additional PCB space is consumed, and there’s no need
for special routing. The extremely short distance between the ESD
diodes and the signal lines ensures very fast reaction times.

ESD protection device IP4234 with pi-filter concept

This device delivers excellent clamping performance and extremely
high robustness against ESD pulses (15KV IEC 61000-4-2 contact).

IP4282CZ6

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6. Data transfer interfaces: ESD protection

IP4284CZ10

IP4282CZ6

6.2 ESD protection for USB 3.0

ESD protection device IP4284CZ10

Use this device, which has an extremely low capacitive load, to create
an impedance design that protects the high transfer speeds (up to
5 Gpbs) of USB 3.0.

Features

 4 channels
 Straight-through routing
 Only 0.5 pF
 Very small footprint with SOT1059 (XSON10)
 Leaded TSSLP10 package also available
 Excellent signal integrity

• 0.05 pF line-to-line matching

• -70 dB differential crosstalk at 2.5 GHz
 ESD protection of ±8 kV according to IEC61000-4-2, level 4

For designs that use a combi-connector (USB 2.0 + 3.0), the IP4282CZ6
can be used in combination with the IP4284CZ10.

IP4282CZ6

IP4282CZ6

USB 2.0 / USB 3.0

VBUS

GND

Rx

Rx

D+

GND

D−

Tx

Tx

IP4284CZ10

IP4284CZ10

brb537

brb167

brb537

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6.3 ESD protection for SATA, eSATA

In designs that use a hard disk drive equipped with a SATA or eSATA
interface, we recommend the IP4284CZ10.

SATA

GND

1

A+

2

A−

3

IP4284

GND

B−

B+

GND

4

5

6

7

brb538

6.4 ESD protection for Ethernet

For designs that include an Ethernet interface, we recommend the
IP4233CZ6. Alternatively, the IP4280 or the IP4220/3 can be used. To
protect high-speed Gigabit Ethernet, use the PRTR5V0U4D.

1

2

3

6

5

4

brb505 & brb506

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6. Data transfer interfaces: ESD protection

6.5 ESD protection and EMI ltering
for SD Card and other low/medium­speed interfaces

Our integrated ESD protection devices, which include EMI filtering,
are well suited for use with multi-channel interfaces such as
SD/SDHC, medium-speed interfaces such as LCD displays, and
low-speed interfaces such as keyboards. To protect an SD card
connector, for example, use the IP4253, which is available with 4, 6,
or 8 channels, or the IP4254. For memory-card interfaces,
we recommend the PESD5V0L4UG or the PESD5V0V4UW.

IN

IP4253-4/CZ8

4-channel

IP4253

200 Ω

15
pF

15
pF

0.5 mm

OUT

IP4253-6/CZ12

IN

6-channel

0.5 mm

IP4254

100 Ω

15
pF

15
pF

IP4253-8/CZ16

8-channel

GNDGNDGND

OUT

0.5 mm

brb507

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7. Interfaces and control

7.1 Microcontrollers

8/16/32-bit microcontrollers

We offer highly-integrated and cost-effective products,
from the smallest 8-bit to the highest performing 32-bit ARM
microcontrollers.

The LPC111x family, based on Cortex-M0, is an excellent choice for
standby microcontroller tasks. It can be used for power management,
system and human interface monitoring (including remote control and
keypad), signaling, LEDs, and more. The family delivers the outstanding
performance of a 32-bit architecture, with best-in-class power
consumption, and the optimized code footprint enables memory cost
reduction.

The NXP approach lets designers work with a single ARM development
environment to cover all their processing needs, from ARM7 and ARM9
to Cortex-M. Our portfolio also includes an industry-leading selection
of enhanced 80C51.

Read more

Web page
www.ics.nxp.com/microcontrollers

7.2 I2C GPIO expanders

Our GPIO expanders make it easy to increase the number of I/O using
the I2C-bus. Add inputs for a keypad, a switch, signal monitoring, or fan
control, or add outputs for LED control, an ACPI power switch, a relay,
timers, or sensors.

Combat “feature creep” by increasing the number of I/O ports instead
of adding a new microcontroller. Or, enable seamless migration to
a newer microcontroller and still keep the same peripherals. Using
expanders eliminates costly, congested PCBs, since a trace or wire isn’t
needed for each signal.

NXP offers an extremely wide selection. We have 4-, 8-, 16-, and 40-bit
formats, support quasi-directional and push-pull outputs, and offer
options with interrupts and/or resets — all in a wide range of packages.

# of

Outputs

8

16 PCF8575/75C, PC A9675 PCA9671 PCA9673 - -

Interrupt Reset

Quas i ouput (25 ma sin k and 100 uA sourc e)

PCF8574/74A, PC A8574/74A,

PCA9674/74A

PCA9670 PCA9672 PCA9500/58 PCA9501

Interrupt

& reset

2 kbit

EEPROM

Interrupt &

2 kbit EEPROM

Selection guide
www.ics.nxp.com/literature/other/microcontrollers/pdf/line.card.pdf

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7. Interfaces and control

Temperature
sensor inside

2. W hen temperature

becomes too high e.g. in a

cabinet, an alarm is generated

/

3. Fan is turned on to lower

the temperature

MCU

I C bus

Interrupt

Vcc

7.3 I2C temperature sensors

These devices can be used in power supplies, STBs, and home
gateways, to determine the temperature or define the window for an
action, such as an interrupt, an alarm, fan control, or shutdown. We
offer a large selection of commonly used sensors, in a wide array of
package types.

1. MCU sets the digital high

low alarm levels in the
temperature indicator

MCU

/

Vcc

Interrupt

3. Fan is turned on to lower

the temperature

I C bus

Temperature
sensor inside

2. When temperature

becomes too high e.g. in a

cabinet, an alarm is generated

Local sensor

LM75A/B ±2 °C local (thermal Watchdog, -55 to +125 °C)

SE95 ±1 °C local (ther mal Watchdog, -55 to +125 °C)

SE97 ±1 °C local (ther mal Watchdog, 2 kbit EEPROM, -20 to +125 *C)

Local & Remote Sensor

NE1617A ±2 to ±3 °C ( 0 to +125 °C)

NE1619 ±2 to ±3 °C (voltage moni tor, 0 to +125 °C)

SA560 04X ±2 to ±1 °C (alarms, -40 to +125 °C)

Depending on

application

temperature

,

Local

sensor

may be replaced

with

Local

temperature

sensor

Remote

temperature

sensor

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7. Interfaces and control

Local digital temperature sensor and thermal Watchdog timer LM75B

This highly integrated device provides advanced performance in a
cost-effective format and is available in a package that measures only
2 x 3 mm.

Features

 Pin-for-pin replacement for industry-standard LM75 and LM75A
 I2C-bus interface: up to 8 devices on the same bus
 Power supply range from 2.8 to 5.5 V
 Temperatures range from -55 to +125 °C
 Frequency range from 20 Hz to 400 kHz with bus fault time-out to

prevent hanging up the bus

 11-bit ADC with temperature resolution of 0.125 °C
 Temperature accuracy of

• ±2 °C from -25 to +100 °C

• ±3 °C from -55 to +125 °C

 Programmable temperature threshold and hysteresis set points
 Max supply current of 1.0 µA in shutdown mode
 Standalone operation as thermostat at power-up
 ESD protection exceeds 4500 V HBM per JESD22-A114, 450 V MM

per JESD22-A115 and 2000 V CDM per JESD22-C101

 Small 8-pin package types: SO8, TSSOP8 and XSON8 (2 x 3 x 0.8 mm)

Type
number

LM75BD LM75BD SO8 Plastic small outline package; 8 leads; body width 3.9 mm SOT96-1

LM75BDP LM75B TSSOP8 Plastic thin shrink small outline p ackag e; 8 leads; b ody width 3 mm SOT505 -1

LM75BGD 75B XSON8U

Topside
mark

Package

Name Description Version

Plastic extremely t hin small outline package; no leads; 8 terminals;
UTLP based; body 3 x 2 x 0.5 mm

SOT996-2

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7.4 I2C level shifters

These devices provide digital logic level translation between a host
processor and a slave device. This is an important part of voltage level
shifting, since the host processor’s I2C voltage continues to go down
while the voltages used by the peripheral devices remain unchanged.
We offer a very large selection of active and passive level shifters, and
have evolved our NVT20xx family to include widths of 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8,
and 10 bits.

Device Description Normal I/O Static level off set I/O Accelerator

PCA9507 2.7 to 5.5 V level shifter A side B side • (A side) 5 kV

PCA9508 0.9 to 5.5 V level shifter with of fset free hot-swap A side B side • 6 kV

PCA9509 1.0 to 5.5 V level shifter B side A side 2 kV

PCA9517A 0.9 to 5.5 V level s hifter A side B side 5 kV

PCA9519 1.1 to 5.5 V quad level shifter B side A side 2 kV

PCA9527 3.0 to 5.5 V level shif ter A side B side • (A side) • 8 kV

Idle stop

detec t for hot swap

Interrupt ESD (HBM)

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7. Interfaces and control

7.5 I2C bridges (SPI, UART) and
16C-compatible UARTs

SPI-to-I2C bridge SC18IS600/601

Control multiple I2C devices using a source decoder equipped with an
SPI interface, or use its I2C interface for other purposes. The SC18IS600
has a maximum SPI clock rate of 1 Mbps and uses an internal oscillator.
The SC18IS601 has a maximum SPI clock rate of
3 Mbps and uses an external oscillator.

RESET

MISO

MOSI

SCLK

SC18IS601

CONTROL

LOGIC

2

C-BUS

SPI

CS

INTERRUPT

INT

CONTROL

LOGIC

INTERCONNECT BUS LINES

BUFFER

AND

CONTROL SIGNALS

I

CONTROLLER

GENERAL
PURPOSE

I/Os

SDA

SCL

GPIO0

GPIO1

GPIO2

IO5

IO4/WAKEUP

Features

 SPI host interface
 I2C bus controller
 Multi-master capability
 5 configurable I/O ports
 High-speed I2C: 400 Kbps
 96-byte Rx and Tx FIFOs
 Operating range: 2.4 to 3.6 V
 Power-down mode with wakeup pin
 Small, 16-pin TSSOP package

external clock input

(CLKIN)

OSCILLATOR

brb539

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UART-to-I2C bridge SC18IM700

Use this device to add an RS-232 interface to the design, or when
implementing development, on-site debug, service, or maintenance
functions.

Features

 UART host interface
 I2C master bus controller
 High-speed RS-232 with baud rate up to 460.8 Kbps
 Fast-mode I2C with speed up to 400 kbps
 16-byte Rx and Tx FIFO
 8 programmable I/O pins
 Programmable baud rate generator
 Operating range: 2.3 to 3.6 V
 Input pins tolerant to 5 V
 Sleep mode (power down)
 I2C-like RS-232 Protocol in ASCII format
 Master, multi-master capability
 Fixed 8N1 RS-232 format (1 start, 8 data, 1 stop, no parity bit)
 Supports hardware reset
 After reset, the baud rate is 9600 bps (can then be changed via

Baud Rate Generator)

 Wakeup pin
 Very small 16-pin TSSOP package

16C-compatible UARTs

Our UARTs, available with 1, 2, or 4 channels, deliver low-power
operation with data rates up to 5 Mbps. They support 2.5, 3.3, and 5 V
operation, and include IrDA for wireless links.

Channel

FIFO
byte

1 16 16C550BIBS

1 32 16C650BIBS

1 64 16C750BIBS

2 16 16C2550 BIBS

2 32 16C652BIBS

2 64 16C752BIBS

4 16 16C554BIBS 16C554BIBM

4 64 16C654BIBS 16C654BIEC 16C654BIBM

4 64 16C754BIBM

HVQFN-32 HVQFN-48 LFBGA- 64 LQFP64

5 x 5 x 0.85 6 x 6 x 0.85 6 x 6 x 1.05 7 x 7 x 1.4

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7. Interfaces and control

7.6 I2C real-time clocks (RTCs)

Our I2C portfolio includes high-accuracy RTCs that need no calibration,
low-power RTCs that use less than 150 nA, and an extended
temperature range for reliable performance in the harshest conditions.

Accurate RTCs

PCF2127A ±3ppm (typ) over -20 to +70 °C, calibrated at V

PCF2129A ±3ppm (typ) over -20 to +70 °C, calibrated at V

Low-power RTCs

PCF8593 Low power, 1/100 s resolution

PCF8583 Low power, 240 scratch-pad RAM

PCF8563 Very low power (250 n A)

PCF2123 E xtremely low power (as low as 100 nA), SPI, ele ctronic fre quency tuning register

RTCs with extended temperature range

PCA8565 Low power, extend ed temp r ange to 125 °C, I2C

PCA2125 Exten ded temp range to 125 °C, SPI

= 3.3 V, I2C & SPI, RAM

dd

= 3.3 V, I2C & SPI, cost-optimized

dd

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7. Interfaces and control

7.7 I2C design tools and tech support

As a leading provider of I2C solutions, we have one of the largest
portfolios in the industry, with hundreds of options for all kinds of
applications. We support all our I2C product families with an extensive
array of development tools, application notes, sample designs, and
discussion forums.

I2C demo board I2C2005-1

This kit is an easy-to-use tool for experimentation and training. It
includes I2C-bus I/O ports, temperature sensors, LED drivers, and real­time clocks. It employs a USB interface to connect to a Windows PC or
laptop and for power. To place an order, go to www.demoboard.com or
visit eTools.

7.8 Logic functions

We offer a wide range of logic functions in state-of-the-art packages.
Our portfolio includes the industry-leading HC/T and LVC families, our
new AUP family, plus translator and bus functions.

source decoder functions with minimal PCB rework or expansion. There
are two versions of DQFN: one with accessible pads, for easy signal
probes during system validation, test, and production, and one without
access to signals, to prevent probes, for use in applications with higher
security requirements.

7.9 Memory termination regulator

DDR memory termination regulator NE578xx

Designed for STBs using DDR-type SDRAM, these devices include a
standby mode and deliver enhanced efficiency.

Features

 Fast transient response time
 Over-temperature and over-current protection
 High bandwidth drivers minimize requirement for output hold-up filter

capacitors

 Internal divider maintains termination voltage at 1/2 memory supply

voltage

Packages include the ultra-compact DQFN, HVQFN, MicroPak XSON,
and PicoGate. The PicoGate format is especially useful for adding

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8.

Discrete components for the main processing board

8.1 Power solutions

Since integrated circuits typically use a lower core supply voltage
than interfaces and memory devices, most boards require a number
of different supply voltages. Our power solutions include a variety of
devices, including medium-power Schottky diodes, bipolar transistors,
and MOSFETs, to help create efficient, cost-effective linear regulators
and DC/DC converters.

 The PBSS4041PZ can be used as a linear PNP regulator to generate

2.5 and 1.5 V analog supplies. It delivers excellent gain up to 15 A
ICM while supporting 5.7 A of continuous current.

 Supporting 1.2 or 1.8 V or the LNB supply, the PMEG2005EH,

PMEG4010EH, and PMEG4030ER are excellent options for the
freewheeling Schottky diodes commonly used in DC/DC conversion.

 The BSP030, a 10 A, N-channel MOSFET in an SOT233 package, can

be used as an external MOSFET for synchronous rectification.

 The TL431xxSDT series of shunt regulators, along with the BC847, a

general-purpose transistor, are recommended for low-power, discrete
linear voltage regulators.

Schot tky diodes

PMEG2005EH SOD123F PTVS12VS1UR SOT123W BSP030 SOT223 PBSS306P2 SOT223 TL431xxSDT SOT23

PMEG4010EH SOD123F PBSS4041PZ SOT223

PMEG4030ER SOD123W

Protection diodes MOSFETs BJTs Analog ICs

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8.

Discrete components for the main processing board

8.2 Special functions and general-

purpose devices

To complement function-specific solutions, such as modem, USB, and
audio interface devices, we offer general-purpose discrete devices that
are well suited for use on the main processing board.

 The high-voltage switching diode BAS101S is recommended for use

as a bridge rectifier on the Tip and Ring wires. In this configuration,
it can be used for current steering, to maintain DAA operation, or for
connection to AC-coupled Tip and Ring ports.

 For Tip and Ring control, as well as off-hook functionality, the high-

voltage transistors MMBTA42 or PBHV8540T are recommended.

 For audio muting, there is the low-noise low VCEsat (BISS) transistor

PBSS2515E, which is housed in an ultra-small SOT416 package, and
the PBSS4140T, housed in the cost-efficient, high-volume SOT23
package.

Discrete PESD5V0xx protection diodes are also available for USB,
memory, audio, video, and HDMI interfaces. Please refer to the specific
chapters in this guide for details.

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Additional resources

The listed web pages provide access to additional
information about NXP and its product lines.

Application notes

www.nxp.com/all_appnotes

Datasheets (all released products and product families)

www.nxp.com/all_datasheets

Interactive selection guides

www.nxp.com/selectionguides/all-selectionguides.html

Sales literature (product leaflets, brochures)

www.nxp.com/all_literature

X-reference tool (search tool for NXP website, for use offline)

www.nxp.com/search/advanced

NXP Chinese website (simplified characters)

www.cn.nxp.com

NXP Chinese website (traditional characters)

www.tw.nxp.com

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