Philips saa2032 DATASHEETS

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

DATA SH EET

SAA2032

Digital equalization for the tape drive processing of the DCC system

Product speciﬁcation Supersedes data of February 1993 File under Integrated Circuits, Miscellaneous

Philips Semiconductors

February 1995

Philips Semiconductors Product speciﬁcation

Digital equalization for the tape

SAA2032

drive processing of the DCC system

FEATURES

• Analog-to-digital conversion, demultiplexing, equalization and zero crossing of time multiplexed analog read amplifier signal

• Microcontroller interface

• Search mode envelope, label and virgin detection of the

AUX channel

• Search mode tape speed measurement

• Simplified external biassing

• Reduced power consumption

• Analog eye output

• 4 V nominal operating voltage capability.

ORDERING INFORMATION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Performing the Digital Equalizing function in the Digital Compact Cassette (DCC) system, the SAA2032 is intended for use in conjunction with the SAA2022, read amplifier TDA1317 or TDA1318.

EXTENDED TYPE

NUMBER

SAA2032GP

Note

1. When using reflow soldering it is recommended that the Dry Packing instructions in the

are followed. The pocketbook can be ordered using the code 9398 510 34011.

PINS PIN POSITION MATERIAL CODE

44 QFP 1 plastic SOT205AG

PACKAGE

Quality Reference Pocketbook

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Digital equalization for the tape drive processing of the DCC system

24f

VIN

CLOCK

GENERATION

DDAD

11 12

SAA2032

RDCLK

RDSYNC

VIRGIN

LABEL

DETECTOR

SLICERFILTERDEMUXADC

36 38

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

LABEL

VIRGIN AENV

CH0 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 AUX

LTENDEQ

LTCNT1 LTCNT0

LTCLK

DAC ANEYE

32 33 34 35

8, 14

SSA

LT

INTERFACE

SSAD

13, 17, 39

MEA663

DIGEYE VAL

LTDATA

Fig.1 Block diagram.

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Digital equalization for the tape

SAA2032

drive processing of the DCC system

PINNING

SYMBOL PIN DESCRIPTION

DIGEYE 1 serial data output for eye pattern RDSYNC 2 SYNC data for Read Ampliﬁer (push-pull output) RDCLK 3 data clock for Read Ampliﬁer (push-pull output) TEST1 4 test 1; to be connected to V VIN 5 analog time multiplexed input from Read Ampliﬁer REFN 6 lower reference voltage (+1 V) for ADC REFP 7 upper reference voltage (+3.1 V) for ADC V

SSA

8 analog ground (0 V) BIASA 9 bias current for ADC (sinks current from V V V V V V

SSAD

DDAD

SSA

10 supply ground (0 V) for ADC 11 supply voltage (+5 V) for ADC 12 supply voltage (+5 V) 13 supply ground (0 V)

14 supply ground (0 V) ANEYE 15 analog eye voltage output n.c. 16 not connected V

17 supply ground (0 V) TEST4 18 test 4; do not connect TEST5 19 test 5; do not connect TEST6 20 test 6; do not connect TEST7 21 test 7; do not connect CH0 22 channel 0 output for SAA2022 (DCC Drive Signal Processing) (push-pull output) CH1 23 channel 1 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH2 24 channel 2 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH3 25 channel 3 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH4 26 channel 4 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH5 27 channel 5 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH6 28 channel 6 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) CH7 29 channel 7 output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) AUX 30 AUX channel output for SAA2022 (push-pull output) LTDATA 31 microcontroller I/O data interface (3-state push-pull output and input; CMOS levels) LTENDEQ 32 microcontroller interface enabling (CMOS input levels) LTCNT1 33 microcontroller interface; mode control 1 (CMOS input levels) LTCNT0 34 microcontroller interface; mode control 0 (CMOS input levels) LTCLK 35 microcontroller bit-clock interface (CMOS input levels) VIRGIN 36 search mode virgin detection output LABEL 37 search mode label detection output AENV 38 search mode auxiliary detection output V

39 supply ground (0 V)

via 33 kΩ)

DDAD

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SYMBOL PIN DESCRIPTION

TEST8 40 test 8 input; to be connected to V TEST9 41 test 9 input; to be connected to V TEST10 42 test 10 input; to be connected to V f24 43 clock input; typical frequency 24.576 MHz (CMOS input) VAL 44 synchronization output for DIGEYE

f24

TEST10

DIGEYE

RDSYNC

RDCLK TEST1

VIN REFN REFP

SSA

BIASA

SSAD

DDAD

VAL 44

1 2

3 4 5

10 11

TEST9

TEST8

SAA2032

AENV

LABEL

LTCLK

VIRGIN

LTCNT0

33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23

SAA2032

LTCNT1 LTENDEQ LTDATA AUX CH7 CH6 CH5 CH4 CH3 CH2 CH1

SSA

n.c.

ANEYE

Fig.2 Pin configuration.

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TEST5

TEST7

TEST6

MEA661

CH0

TEST4

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Digital equalization for the tape drive processing of the DCC system

write

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drive

capstan

TDA1319

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speed control

tape

SAA2032

SAA2022

read

TDA1317 or

digital

equalizer

TDA1318

RAM

256 kbits

SAA2032

TAPE DRIVE PROCESSING

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MICROCONTROLLER

Fig.3 DCC data flow diagram.

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input

analog

output

analog

digital input

digital output

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Digital equalization for the tape

SAA2032

drive processing of the DCC system

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Operating Modes

DEQ operating modes are programmed via the LT interface:

ORMAL

• A/D conversion

• Demultiplexing

• Equalization

• Zero crossing.

in this mode the SAA2032 performs the equalization and slicing of the eight data channels and the auxiliary channel. The eight data channels have a bit-rate of 96 kbits/s while the auxiliary channel has a bit-rate of 12 kbits/s.

The SAA2032 input is a time-multiplexed analog signal from the Read Amplifier. The signal contains ten time slots, of which nine are used. The Read Amplifier and the SAA2032 synchronize with the RDCLK and RDSYNC signals generated by the SAA2032.

Following A/D conversion and demultiplexing the nine channels are equalized. The encoding of the equalizing coefficients (12 per channel) are not fixed and must be loaded via the LT interface before operation.

The nine equalized output signals are up-sampled by a factor of 10 with the resulting signals fed to the slicer. The slicer output is applied to the SAA2022.

EST

• A/D conversion

• Demultiplexing

• Equalization

• Zero crossing

• Eye-pattern.

Same as normal mode. In addition the digital and analog eye-pattern outputs are enabled. The eye-pattern output corresponds to one of the equalized channel outputs.

EARCH

• A/D conversion

• Envelope detection

• Tape search and speed measurement.

In the search mode the analog input signal from the Read Amplifier is not the multiplexed signal but only the auxiliary channel signal.

Following A/D conversion the envelope of this signal is filtered and sliced. This forms the Alternating Envelope AENV output. The LABEL and VIRGIN outputs are detected from this and the tape search speed measured.

O In the OFF mode the RDSYNC and RDCLK signals are

HIGH, the EYE outputs are disabled and the channel and auxiliary outputs (CH0 to CH7 and AUX) are 3-stated.

Read Ampliﬁer interface

The interface between the Read Amplifier and the SAA2032 consists of three signals:

1. VIN from Read Amplifier to SAA2032; time multiplexed data.

2. RDSYNC from SAA2032 to Read Amplifier; synchronization between Read Amplifier multiplexer and SAA2032 demultiplexer.

3. RDCLK from SAA2032 to Read Amplifier; data clock for Read Amplifier multiplexer.

The multiplexed VIN output of the Read Amplifier changes to another channel at the rising edge of RDCLK. RDSYNC synchronizes the Read Amplifier VIN output: if RDSYNC is HIGH, the rising edge of the RDCLK will select the AUX channel.

Figures 4 and 5 show the relationship between the SAA2032 and the Read Amplifier.

SAA2022 interface

The interface with the SAA2022 consists of the 9 data output signals CH0 to CH7, AUX.

Table 1 Dependency of Read Ampliﬁer on

operational mode.

OPERATIONAL MODE RDSYNC RDCLK

Normal YES YES Test YES YES Search HIGH YES Off HIGH HIGH

Label and virgin detection interface

When the DCC player is in its search mode, the tape is fast-wound while the head retains tape contact. The SAA2032 can be made to operate in the search mode and the information will be read from the auxiliary tape track.

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Digital equalization for the tape

SAA2032

drive processing of the DCC system

The following three signals are generated:

1. LABEL: label detection (HIGH if label is detected).

2. VIRGIN: virgin tape detection (HIGH if virgin tape is detected).

3. AENV: alternating envelope (sliced envelope).

AENV, LABEL and VIRGIN are disabled in normal or off modes. LABEL, VIRGIN and AENV are LOW.

AENV, LABEL and VIRGIN are enabled when the SAA2032 is in search mode.

The device detects the envelope AENV of the auxiliary track at search speeds between 3 and 50 times normal speed. If AENV is continuously HIGH (label detection), LABEL will be HIGH.

When AENV is continuously LOW (virgin tape detection) VIRGIN will be HIGH. Figures 6, 7 and 8 show the relationship between AENV, VIRGIN and LABEL.

Labelled tape-speed calculation

When the DCC player is in its search mode, the tape speed increases. LABEL information is encoded throughout its length. To examine the length of a label, the

tape speed must be known. In search mode the SAA2032 assesses the speed of labelled tapes. The microcontroller obtains this information via the LT-interface.

The speed information is encoded in 3 variables:

1. SVF Speed Validation Flag (HIGH if invalid).

2. SC (4..0) Speed counter.

3. SR (1..0) Speed Range.

51.2

-----------

Search speed 2

×= x normal speed.

If SC = 0 then search speed > 51.2. With SR = 0, 1, 2 or 3 and SC = 0 to 31. If SVF = 1 then SR and SC values are invalid. Appendix 1 gives a table of the search mode speed

control.

Microcontroller (LT) Interface

The SAA2032 is able to exchange information with the microcontroller via the LT-interface. The microcontroller performs as master, the SAA2032 as slave.

Figure 9 gives the operation of the LT-interface.

RDCLK

VIN

RDSYNC

CH7 AUX

CH0 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 AUX

***

Fig.4 Signals on interface between Read Amplifier and SAA2032.

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CH0CH2CH1 CH1

MCD477

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Digital equalization for the tape

SAA2032

drive processing of the DCC system

RDCLK

VIN

stable

MCD478

tsu > 80 ns; set-up time VIN before RDCLOCK HIGH. Typical frequency for RDCLK = 3.072 MHz. Typical frequency for RDSYNC = 307.2 kHz.

Fig.5 Timing.

signal from tape

AENV

MCD488 - 1

td1 = td2 = between 0.5 and 1.0 auxiliary block lengths.

Fig.6 Diagram of AENV signal.

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