Operating Characteristics at Ta = 25°C, VCC= 5 V, in the specified test circuit
Note: 1. Measure the input noise voltage after passing the pin 3 output (playback FM output) through a 1.1 MHz low-pass filter.
2. 1.3 MHz (70 mVp-p) + 1.7 MHz (180 mVp-p)
No. 4896-2/9
LA7256
Parameter Symbol Conditions min typ max Unit
[Playback Mode]
Circuit current I
CCP
No input: the pin 14 influx current 13 18 23 mA
Voltage gain, CH1 G
VP1
Pin 20 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = low:
72.5 75.5 78.5 dB
measure the pin 3 output.
Voltage gain, CH2 G
VP2
Pin 17 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = high:
72.5 75.5 78.5 dB
measure the pin 3 output.
Voltage gain difference ∆G
VP
G
VP1
– G
VP2
–2 0 2 dB
EP gain emphasis ∆G
EP
Pin 20 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = low:
1.7 2.4 3.1 dB
the ratio of the pin 3 outputs when pin 2 is high/low
Frequency characteristics, CH1 f
P1
Pin 20 input = 100 µVp-p, pin 1 = low: the difference
–3.0 –1.0 0 dB
in the levels on pin 3 when f = 2.2 MHz and 1.0 MHz
Pin 17 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = high:
Frequency characteristics, CH2 f
P2
the difference in the levels on pin 3 when f = 2.2 MHz –3.0 –1.0 0 dB
and 1.0 MHz
Pin 17 input = 0, pin 20 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz:
Crosstalk CH1 to CH2 CT
1 → 2
the difference in the pin 3 output levels when pin 1 goes –40 –35 dB
from low to high
Pin 20 input = 0, pin 17 output = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz:
Crosstalk CH2 to CH1 CT
2 → 1
the difference in the pin 3 output levels when pin 1 goes –40 –35 dB
from high to low
Equivalent input noise voltage CH1
V
NP1
With pin 20 grounded through 0.01 µF and 1 Ω,
0.8 1.0 µVrms
pin 1 = low: the pin 3 noise in input equivalent
*1
Equivalent input noise voltage CH2
V
NP2
With pin 17 grounded through 0.01 µF and 1 Ω,
0.8 1.0 µVrms
pin 1 = high: the pin 3 noise in input equivalent
*1
Second harmonic distortion CH1 2THD
1
Pin 20 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = low:
–50 –40 dB
the second harmonic in the pin 3 output
Second harmonic distortion CH2 2THD
2
Pin 17 input = 100 µVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = high:
–50 –40 dB
the second harmonic in the pin 3 output
Maximum output voltage CH1 V
OMP1
With the pin 20 input varying, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = low:
2.0 Vp-p
when the pin 3 third harmonic distortion is –30 dB
Maximum output voltage CH2 V
OMP2
With the pin 17 input varying, f = 1.5 MHz, pin 1 = high:
2.0 Vp-p
when the pin 3 third harmonic distortion is –30 dB
Pin 17 and 20 inputs = 0, pin 1 = low, pin 2 = low (SP):
Output DC offset 1 ∆V
ODC1
the difference in the pin 3 DC level when pin 1 goes –30 0 +30 mV
from low to high
Pin 17 and 20 inputs = 0, pin 1 = low, pin 2 = high (EP):
Output DC offset 2 ∆V
ODC2
the difference in the pin 3 DC level when pin 1 goes –50 0 +50 mV
from low to high
Head switching: CH1 hold voltage V
HS1
The pin 1 DC voltage required to operate CH1 0 1.0 V
Head switching: CH2 hold voltage V
HS2
The pin 1 DC voltage required to operate CH2 3.0 V
CC
V
Playback mode switch
R
SW
Calculate from the voltage difference on pin 16
4.0 6.0 Ω
on resistance when the pin 16 influx current is 1 mA and 2 mA.
SP hold voltage V
2
SP The pin 2 voltage required to hold SP mode 0 1.0 V
EP hold voltage V
2
EP The pin 2 voltage required to hold EP mode 3.0 V
CC
V
PB hold voltage V
5L
The pin 5 voltage required to hold PB mode 0 1.0 V
[Record Mode]
Circuit current I
CCR
No signal, the pin 14 influx current 45 63 81 mA
Output current I
OR
Pin 9 input = 180 mVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz:
48 53 58 mAp-p
measure the pin 16 output
AGC control characteristics 1 ∆V
AGC1
Pin 9 input = 90 and 180 mVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz:
–0.5 –0.2 dB
the ratio of the pin 16 output levels
AGC control characteristics 2 ∆V
AGC2
Pin 9 input = 360 and 180 mVp-p, f = 1.5 MHz:
0.2 0.5 dB
the ratio of the pin 16 output levels
Cross modulation distortion
CMD
04
For a pin 9 input*2, the 0.4 MHz spurious signal
–40 dB
0.4 MHz component in the pin 16 output current
Cross modulation distortion
CMD
09
For a pin 9 input*2, the 0.9 MHz spurious signal
–40 dB
0.9 MHz component in the pin 16 output current
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