Philips TDA8745-N2, TDA8745H-N2 Datasheet

DATA SH EET

Preliminary specification
Supersedes data of 1995 Mar 08
File under Integrated Circuits, IC02

1996 Mar 11

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

TDA8745

Satellite sound receiver with
I

2

C-bus control

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FEATURES

• On-chip frequency synthesizer and mixer:
– tuning range 4 to 9.77 MHz
– reference oscillator 4 MHz (using a crystal or 4 MHz

frequency source)

• IF input switches allowing selection of various IF
bandwidths (wide or narrow)

• Demodulation of two audio signals by wide band
Phase-Locked Loops (PLLs)

• Audio level control after PLL (modulation depth setting)

• Noise Reduction (NR) bypass for use with main audio

signals

• Left, right and mono output [1⁄2(l + r)] on SCART level

• External audio inputs (for decoder connection)

• Selectable de-emphasis (DEEM) 50 µs, 75 µs, J17 and

flat response

• I2C-bus control of all functions

• Two selectable addresses

• Carrier presence detector with automatic mute option.

APPLICATIONS

• Satellite receivers

• TV sets

• Video recorders.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The TDA8745 is the successor of the TDA8740 and
TDA8741. The device contains the functionality of the
TDA8740 and TDA8741 together with a synthesizer, mixer
and I

2

C-bus control.

The pin numbers mentioned in this publication refer to the
SDIP42 package; unless otherwise indicated.

ORDERING INFORMATION

TYPE

NUMBER

PACKAGE

NAME DESCRIPTION VERSION

TDA8745 SDIP42

plastic shrink dual in-line package; 42 leads (600 mil)

SOT270-1

TDA8745H QFP44

plastic quad flat package; 44 leads (lead length 1.3 mm);
body 10 × 10 × 1.75 mm

SOT307-2

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QUICK REFERENCE DATA

SYMBOL PARAMETER CONDITIONS MIN. TYP. MAX. UNIT

V

P1

synthesizer and mixer supply voltage 4.5 5.0 5.5 V

V

P2

I2C-bus supply voltage 4.5 5.0 5.5 V

V

P3

general supply voltage 8.0 12.0 13.2 V

I

P1

synthesizer and mixer supply current − 37 48 mA

I

P2

I2C-bus supply current − 0.6 − mA

I

P3

general supply current − 35 46 mA

S/N(A) signal-to-noise ratio secondary channel A-weighted;

NR = on; DEEM = 75 µs

68 77 − dB

V

i(rms)

input sensitivity (RMS value) baseband input
to mixer

S/N(A) = 40 dB;
NR = on; DEEM = 75 µs

− 0.5 1.5 mV

V

i(rms)

baseband input voltage (RMS value) THD ≤ 0.5% 200 mV

V

o

output voltage −8 −6 −4 dBV

P

tot

total power dissipation − 610 800 mW

T

stg

storage temperature −65 − +150 °C

T

amb

operating ambient temperature −20 − +70 °C

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BLOCK DIAGRAM

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ϕ

MBE037

330 Ω

330 Ω

330

Ω

330 Ω

330 Ω

1 kΩ

470

kΩ

1

µF

HF

LIMITER

PLL

HF

LIMITER

PLL

IL2 to IL0

IR2 to IR0

PRESENCE

DETECTOR

AUDIO

LPF

NOISE

REDUCTION

OMR

12 to 3dB

LEV3 to LEV0

OML

PRESENCE

DETECTOR

BB

DC

DC

PDR

IL2

IR2

PRES DET R

C

DC R

RECT

R

C

NR D R

C

D R

DEEM OUT LDEEM OUT R

C

ATT/REC R

PDL

9

PE

11 13 15 7 8

10.7
NARROW

5

330

Ω

10 nF

10

µF

DE-EMPHASIS

50 µs

J17

10

µF

1

µF

4.7

nF

10

nF

75 µs

220 nF

AUDIO

LPF

NOISE

REDUCTION

DE-EMPHASIS

50

flat

flat µs

J17

75 µs

DEM1 and DEM0 OS1 and OS0NR

OML

OMR

O

L

O

M

O

R

23

21

22

29

30 31

24

27

26 2839 1

35 34 33 2537 38 36

EXT

L

C

D L

C

CL L

C

CL L

C

NR D L

C

DC L

V

ref

V

P3

V

P2

V

P1 AFGNDHFGND

PRES DET L

C

ATT/REC L

RECT

L

EXT

470

kΩ

1

µF

12 to 3dB

10

µF

4241

10

µF

1

µF

4.7

nF

10

nF

220 nF

203210

2.2

µF

19

V

ref

1614171812

2

PDL

PDR

I C

INTERFACE

2

VCO

frequency

synthesizer

30 to 40 MHz

N

2

CHARGE

PUMP

200

CRYSTAL

OSCILLATOR

PRE-BPF

4 MHz

MIXER

BPFN

TUN9 to TUN0

SDA

5 V

SCL

ADD

sel

I CGND

46

SYNGND

XTAL

2

40

BASEBAND

IN

IF OUT

6.8

kΩ

33

nF

3

27 pF

27 pF

27 pF

15 pF

1 µF

1000 µF

10

pF

4 MHz

10.52
NARROW

10.7

WIDE

SLF

IN-1

IN-2

IN-3

IN-4

IN-5

IN-6

R

TDA8745

(2)

(1)

(2)

(2)

47 µH

100 µH

4.7 Ω

22

nF

12 V

100 µF

22

nF

5 V

22

nF

Fig.1 Block diagram (SDIP42).

When driving more than three filters in parallel, pin 5 should be buffered.

(1) Add 15 pF for NTSC.

(2) Ceramic filters:

SFE10.7MJA10-A (narrow)

SFE10.52MJA10-A (narrow)

SFE10.7MS2-A (wide).

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PINNING

SYMBOL

PIN

DESCRIPTION

SDIP42 QFP44

C

DC R

1 39 DC decoupling capacitor (right channel)
SLF 2 41 synthesizer loop-filter
BASEBAND IN 3 42 baseband input to mixer
V

P1

4 43 synthesizer and mixer supply voltage (+5 V)
IF OUT 5 44 intercarrier output from mixer
SYNGND 6 1 synthesizer and mixer ground
IN-5 7 2 intercarrier input 5/port expansion output 1
IN-6 8 3 intercarrier input 6/port expansion output 2
IN-1 9 4 Intercarrier input 1
HFGND 10 5 HF ground
IN-2 11 6 intercarrier input 2
ADD

sel

12 7 I2C-bus address selection
IN-3 13 8 Intercarrier input 3
I

2

CGND 14 9 I2C-bus ground
IN-4 15 10 intercarrier input 4
V

P2

16 11 I2C-bus supply voltage (+5 V)

SCL 17 12 I

2

C-bus serial clock input

SDA 18 13 I

2

C-bus serial data input/output

V

ref

19 14 decoupling capacitor for reference voltage

V

P3

20 15 general supply voltage (+12 V)

O

M

21 17 mono channel output [1⁄2(l + r)]

O

R

22 18 right channel output

O

L

23 19 left channel output

EXT

R

24 20 external audio input (right channel)

EXT

L

25 21 external audio input (left channel)

C

ATT/RECR

26 22 attack/recovery capacitor (right channel)

RECT

R

27 23 rectifier DC decoupling (right channel)

C

NR D R

28 24 noise reduction de-emphasis capacitor (right channel)

C

DR

29 25 de-emphasis capacitor (right channel)
DEEM OUT R 30 26 de-emphasis output (right channel)
C

CL R

31 27 audio pass-through input (right channel)
AFGND 32 28 AF ground
C

CL L

33 29 audio pass-through input (left channel)
DEEM OUT L 34 30 de-emphasis output (left channel)
C

DL

35 31 de-emphasis capacitor (left channel)
C

NR D L

36 32 noise reduction de-emphasis capacitor (left channel)
RECT

L

37 33 rectifier DC decoupling (left channel)
C

ATT/RECL

38 34 attack/recovery capacitor (left channel)

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PRES DET R 39 35 presence detector timing (right channel)
XTAL 40 36 crystal input for 4 MHz oscillator
PRES DET L 41 37 presence detector timing (left channel)
C

DC L

42 38 DC decoupling capacitor (left channel)
n.c. − 16 not connected
n.c. − 40 not connected

SYMBOL

PIN

DESCRIPTION

SDIP42 QFP44

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13

40
39
38
37
36
35

34
33

32
31
30
29
28
27

14
15

16
17
18
19
20

22

23

24

25

26

21

42
41

O

O

EXT

EXT

ATT/REC R

DEEM OUT R

AFGND

RECT

PRES DET R

XTAL

DC L

DC R

ATT/REC L

PRES DET LSLF

BASEBAND IN

IF OUT

SYNGND

IN-5
IN-6
IN-1

HFGND

IN-2

ADD

IN-3

I CGND

IN-4

SCL

SDA

V

P3

V

P2

V

P1

V

M

O

DEEM OUT L

RECT

TDA8745

2

ref

MBE035

C

C

L

C

NR D L

C

D L

C

CL L

C

CL R

C

D R

C

C

NR D R

R

L
R

L
R

sel

C

Fig.2 Pin configuration (SDIP42).

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Fig.3 Pin configuration (QFP44).

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10
11

33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

44

43

42

41

40

39

38

37

36

35

34

RECT

NR D L

DEEM OUT L

AFGND

DEEM OUT R
C

C
RECT

IF OUTVBASEBAND IN

SLF

n.c.

DC L

C

DC R

P1

C

XTAL

PRES DET R

PRES DET L

ATT/REC L

C

TDA8745H

SYNGND

IN-5
IN-6
IN-1

HFGND

IN-2

ADD

IN-3

IN-4

V

2

I CGND

SCL

SDA

V

O

M

O

R

O

R

C

L

n.c.

EXTLEXT

ATT/REC R

ref

V

P3

MBE034

L

C

CL L

C

CL R

D R

R

NR D R

C

D L

C

sel

P2

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Satellite sound

The baseband signal coming from a satellite tuner
comprises the demodulated video signal plus a number of
sound carriers in the event of reception of a PAL, NTSC or
SECAM satellite signal.

Nearest to the video signal is the main sound carrier which
carries the mono sound related to the video. This is an FM
modulated carrier with a fixed pre-emphasis. The carrier
frequency can be in the range of 5.8 to 6.8 MHz.

Additionally, a number of optional secondary sound
carriers may be present. These can be used for stereo or
multi-language sound related to the video signal, or for
unrelated radio sound. These carriers are also FM
modulated, and for better sound quality (improved
signal-to-noise performance) broadcast satellites
(e.g. ‘ASTRA’) use a noise reduction system (adaptive
pre-emphasis circuit, combined with a fixed
pre-emphasis). These secondary carrier frequencies can
be in the range of 6.30 to 8.28 MHz.

For accurate tuning to the many sound carriers, an internal
frequency synthesizer and mixer are used to transfer the
sound carriers to intermediate frequencies of

10.7 and 10.52 MHz.
The TDA8745 contains all circuitry for the processing of

the main channel and secondary channels, from baseband
signal to line (SCART) output drivers. By means of
external band-pass filters the desired frequencies coming
from the synthesizer/mixer are routed to the IF
limiter/demodulator inputs.

Band-pass filter and mixer

Before the incoming baseband signal is applied to the
mixer, the signal is filtered. Related to the sound carriers,
the level of the video part of the baseband signal can be
much higher, so to avoid overload it is desirable to
attenuate the latter, this is also to avoid interference
(additional unwanted mix of signals after mixing).

The internal band-pass filter (pass band from
approximately 4 to 10 MHz) is completed by a simple
external notch filter. The external filter provides substantial
attenuation of the video colour carrier. The notch filter is
chosen to be external because the required notch
frequency is TV standard dependent and also because an
accurate on-chip notch filter requires a tuning mechanism
(consuming additional chip area).

The mixer is a double-balanced mixer with degeneration,
this to accommodate the level of the filter output signal.

The mixer transfers the different sound carrier frequencies
to fixed intermediate frequencies of 10.7 and 10.52 MHz.
These frequencies are fed via an internal buffer stage to
external ceramic band-pass filters before they are routed
to the two demodulator inputs. The buffer stage can drive
up to three external ceramic band-pass filters (assuming
330 Ω filter terminations) but this can be increased to four
or more by adding an external buffer.

Synthesizer

The synthesizer consists of the following parts:

• Reference oscillator

• Reference divider

• A 10-bit programmable divider

• Phase detector

• Charge pump

• Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)

• Divide-by-two circuit.

The reference frequency circuit consists of a 4 MHz crystal
oscillator and a divider (by 200). The resulting reference
frequency of 20 kHz is fed to the phase detector.
The programmable divider consists of a series of cells
(divide by 2 or 3) connected as a ripple counter.
The minimum division ratio is 2

n

and the maximum division

ratio is 2

n+1

−1.

The programmable divider output signal is also fed to the
phase detector. The charge pump provides output current
pulses in accordance with the signals from the phase
detector. The final tuning voltage for the VCO is provided
by the loop filter and a buffer amplifier.

The oscillator frequency range is from

29.04 to 40.94 MHz, depending on the setting of the
programmable divider (by the TUN signal). The tuning
voltage is clipped to limit the VCO frequency range.
The frequency of the oscillator is divided-by-two before it
is applied to the mixer (to obtain the desired 10 kHz
resolution).

Left and right channel inputs

A maximum of six inputs are available (pins 9, 11, 13, 15,
7 and 8). External ceramic band-pass filters, which are
tuned to the desired intermediate frequencies, route the
signals to the inputs.

For stereo purposes the TDA8745 contains two identical
secondary sound processing channels (secondary
channel 1 will also be referred to as ‘left’ or ‘language 1’
and secondary channel 2 as ‘right’ or ‘language 2’).

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With the input selection every input pin of the left and/or
right channel can be independently selected. Input
selection for the left channel is controlled by the IL signal
and for the right channel by the IR signal.

From the inputs, the signals are coupled to the
limiter/amplifier and to the PLL demodulator of each
channel. The output signal from the PLL is routed to both
the presence detector and audio level control.

The inputs of pins 7 and 8 can be changed into digital
outputs for external switching purposes, set by the so
called Port Extension bit (PE). Not used inputs should be
connected to ground. Note that the inputs of pins 7 and 8
are also floating when not in Port Extension mode.

Presence detector

The presence detector is used to determine if a carrier is
present on the channel of interest. It does so by measuring
the amount of high frequency noise (>20 kHz) in the audio
signal, which is directly related to the C/N (carrier-to-noise
ratio) at the IF input. If a carrier is present, these high
frequencies are fairly moderate, if no carrier is present,
strong noise components are present.

The audio signal, first high-pass filtered and then rectified,
is filtered by the components at pins 41 and 39
(PRES DET L and PRES DET R). The DC level at this pin
is then compared with an internal reference voltage. If the
level at pins 41 and 39 exceeds this voltage level, the
presence detector output goes HIGH (no carrier).

This output signal can be used to drive the output mute (if
bit PDM = 1; see Section “Output selection”) and can be
monitored by reading bits PDL and PDR. The detection
level can be modified by changing the leakage resistor at
pins 41 and 39, a higher resistor value gives a ‘no carrier’
response ant C/N levels detected as ‘carrier present’ with
a lower resistor value.

Audio level control

Each demodulator output signal is amplified in a buffer
amplifier and DC decoupled by means of electrolytic
capacitors connected to pin 42 (left) and pin 1 (right).

The output level of all channels is −6 dBV typical at a
frequency deviation of the FM signal of 54% of the
maximum deviation (i.e 0.54 × 85 kHz = 46 kHz for the
main channel and 0.54 × 50 kHz = 27 kHz for the
secondary channels) at 1 kHz modulation frequency
(reference level).

To adjust for different (main channel) modulation depths
used at some satellites the audio level is made adjustable,
the signal can be controlled in steps of 1 dB from

−12 dB to +3 dB by the LEV signal.

Noise Reduction (NR)

To improve the quality of the secondary channels, the
audio signal is processed at the transmitter side before
modulation. For an overall flat audio response the inverse
processing must take place after demodulation. This is
achieved in the NR.

The NR can be regarded as an input level dependent
Low-Pass Filter (LPF) [adaptive de-emphasis system]
followed by a fixed de-emphasis. Figure 3 shows the
transfer characteristics as function of the input level
(normalized to input level, and without the fixed
de-emphasis).

At maximum input level (50 kHz frequency deviation,
referred to as 0 dB) the frequency response of the first part
(i.e. without fixed de-emphasis) is nearly flat (note the
small dip around 3 kHz in Fig.3; this is a system attribute).
As the input level is X dB lowered, the higher output
frequencies will be reduced an extra X dB with respect to
the lower frequencies (1 : 2 expansion).

If a main carrier signal is received, the NR can be
bypassed at which the signal is fed directly to the
de-emphasis circuit. The noise reduction is active when
the NR signal (via I

2

C-bus) is logic 1.

De-emphasis

De-emphasis is realized by means of several internal
resistors and an external capacitor to ground. Via the
I

2

C-bus, the DEM signal can be switched between 50 µs,
75 µs, J17 and no de-emphasis. Figure 4 shows these
four different possibilities.

Output selection

With the output selector the output pins 23 and 22 can be
switched to the left and right satellite channels
(pins 33 and 31) or to the external inputs (pins 25 and 24)
for an other signal source or for connection of a decoder
box. the OS1 and OS0 bits determine this selection.

Pin 21 is a separate output which delivers the mono
channel. The mono signal is the sum of pin 23 (left) and
pin 22 (right) output signal [

1

⁄2(l + r)].

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Output pins 23 and 22 can be muted by setting the
OML and OMR signals to logic 1. In addition, automatic
muting is also possible, the presence detector (as
described in Section “Presence detector”) sets the PDL bit
(PDR for other channel). Absence of a carrier at the
selected frequency results in automatic muting. This
mechanism is enabled or inhibited by the PDM bit
(Presence Detector auto Mute).

All outputs (pins 21, 22 and 23) are line drivers with
SCART level capability and are short-circuit protected by
means of 125 Ω output resistors. Pins 34 and 30 are also
line drivers at SCART level and can be used as signal
outputs before the IC’s output selection (i.e. for decoder
box use).

ABBREVIATIONS

BPF = Band-Pass Filter.
f

mod

= modulating frequency.

∆fM= frequency deviation of the main Channel.
∆fS1= frequency deviation of secondary Channel 1 (left).
∆fS2= frequency deviation of secondary Channel 2 (right).

f

OM

= carrier frequency of main Channel.

f

OS1

= carrier frequency of secondary Channel 1.

f

OS2

= carrier frequency of secondary Channel 2.
IF = Intermediate Frequency.
IL = Input Left.
IR = Input Right.
LPF = Low-Pass Filter.
NR = Noise Reduction.
OML = Output Mute Left.
OMR = Output Mute Right.
OS = Output Select.
PDM = Presence Detector auto Mute.
PE = Port Extension.
PLL = Phase-Locked Loop.
POR = Power-On Reset.
S/N = Signal-to-Noise ratio.
VCO = Voltage Controlled Oscillator.

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MBE284

10

4

10

3

10

2

10

4

0

8

12

16

20

24

transfer

(dB)

f (Hz)

20 dB

0 dB

Fig.4 Noise reduction transfer as function of

input level.

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10

4

10

3

10

2

10

4

0

4

8

8

12

16

transfer

(dB)

f (Hz)

50 µs

75 µs

flat

J17

Fig.5 LF de-emphasis curves.

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I2C-BUS PROTOCOL
Table 1 Slave receiver/transmitter address: D4 or D6 (HEX)

Notes

1. AS bit defined by level at address select (pin 12); 0 V = logic 0; 5 V = logic 1.

2. R/W = 0; TDA8745 is receiver (microcontroller is master transmitter).
R/W = 1; TDA8745 is transmitter (microcontroller is master receiver).

TDA8745 receiver use

In the receiver mode the device has four subaddresses with auto-increment, as shown in Tables 2 to 5.

Table 2 Input byte SA: 00; situation after POR

Table 3 Tuning byte SA: 01; situation after POR

Table 4 Select byte SA: 02; situation after POR

Table 5 Audio byte SA: 03; situation after POR

TDA8745 transmitter use

No subaddress.

Table 6 Read byte

BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0

110101AS

(1)

R/W

(2)

IL2

i7

IL1

i6

IL0

i5

IR2

i4

IR1

i3

IR0

i2

TUN9

i1

TUN8

i0

00000110

TUN7

t7

TUN6

t6

TUN5

t5

TUN4

t4

TUN3

t3

TUN2

t2

TUN1

t1

TUN0

t0

11101100

TEST

s7

BB

s6

OS1

s5

OS0

s4

PDM

s3

PE

s2

OML

s1

OMR

s0

00000011

LEV3

a7

LEV2

a6

LEV1

a5

LEV0

a4

NR

a3

DEM1

a2

DEM0

a1

BPFN

a0

11001110

PDL

r7

PDR

r6

−

r5

−

r4

−

r3

−

r2

−

r1

POR

r0

0 or 10 or 1111110 or 1

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Slave receiver mode (bits transmitted from microcontroller to TDA8745)

Different IF inputs can be selected for the PLLs, for switching between different external BPFs and/or channels;
see Tables 7 and 8.

Table 7 IL2 to IL0; Input Left; note 1

Notes

1. X = don’t care.

2. Bit PE (s2) can be set to logic 1 to change IF input 5 into digital output for external switching purposes.

IL2

i7

IL1

i6

IL0

i5

PE

(2)

s2

MODE

0000IF input IN-1 selected for left PLL (after POR)
0010IF input IN-2 selected for left PLL
0100IF input IN-3 selected for left PLL
0110IF input IN-4 selected for left PLL
1000IF input IN-5 selected for left PLL
1010IF input IN-6 selected for left PLL
1100no selection
1110no selection
X 0 0 1 IF input IN-1 selected for left PLL
X 0 1 1 IF input IN-2 selected for left PLL
X 1 0 1 IF input IN-3 selected for left PLL
X 1 1 1 IF input IN-4 selected for left PLL
0 X X 1 IF input IN-5 used as output; 0 = 0 V
1 X X 1 IF input IN-5 used as output; 1 = 5 V