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CMOS IC
Error Detection and Correction ICs
for RDS Demodulators
Ordering number:ENN *3932
LC7073, 7073M
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Preliminary
Overview
The LC7073 and LC7073M are error detection and correction ICs that provide an easy interface to the LA2230 and
LA2231 radio data system (RDS) demodulators. Both devices incorporate an on-chip oscillator that connects directly
to an external ceramic resonator.
The LC7073 and LC7073M provide group synchronization, selectable error detection and correction, output clock
polarity selection, a block data start signal output and an
error output that signals error correction failures.
The LC7073 and LC7073M operate from a 5 V supply and
are available in 18-pin DIPs and MFPs, respectively.
Features
• RDS error detection and correction.
• Easy interface with LA2230 and LA2231 demodulator
ICs.
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Timing Diagrams
The relationship between the LC7073 and LC7073M input data (RDS demodulated data output) and output data is shown
in figure 1.
Figure 1. Input and output data
Note
The dotted lines show data start (DST) pulses when the data start control (DSTCTL) is LOW. The serial output data is
delayed by one block between input and output. The error (ERR) and correction (COR) signals remain acti v e if errors are
detected continually.
Serial Output Data Timing and Format
The following list shows the symbols used in the serial output data string in figure 2.
SStart bit (normally 0)
EError flag (See table 1.)
FCorrection flag (See table 1.)
OEOffset E (normally 0, not used)
OFOffset F (normally 0, not used)
A/BGroup. 0–group A, 1–group B
B0, B1Block bits. 00–1st block, 01–2nd block, 10–3rd block, 11–4th block
D0 to D15Output data
Table 1. Error and correction flags
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Note
× = don’t care
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Figure 2. Serial output data format and timing
CKPOL Input Read Delay
CKPOL is read 1 ms after a reset as shown in figure 3.
Figure 3. CKPOL input read delay
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COREN and DSTCTL Input Read
COREN and DSTCTL are monitored at intervals of one input clock cycle, and their logic states can be changed at any
time. During sync detection, a change in input state occurs if either pin remains steady for four successive clock intervals
as shown in figure 4.
Figure 4. Input read during sync detection
After sync detection a change in input state occurs if either COREN or DSTCTL remains steady for four successive input
data blocks as shown in figure 5.
Figure 5. Input read after sync detection
Design Notes
Oscillator specifications are shown in table 2 and figure 6. Oscillator stabilization delay is shown in figure 7. Reset input
circuitry is shown in figure 8. Supply rise time versus RES delay is shown in figure 9.
Table 2. Oscillator capacitor values
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CFS
Figure 7. Oscillator stabilization delay
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DD
RES
V
DD
+
C=0.1µF
Figure 8. Reset input
V
DD
4.5V
RES
Oscillator stabilization
time (10 to 100 ms)
Start point
0.8V
1.125V
(0.25VDDmin)
DD
Figure 9. Supply rise time vs. reset delay
A minimum delay of 10 ms should be allowed for oscillator stabilization. A 10 to 100 ms reset delay is generated using
a 0.1 µF reset capacitor, C. A larger capacitor should be used if the supply rise time is longer.
Figure 10. System block diagram
Device Comparison
The LC7070N, LC7070M and LC7071NM have identical basic functions, pinouts and input/output timing to those of the
LC7073 and LC7073M. Their respective packages and output circuitry are compared in table 3.
Table 3. Device comparison
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The differences in output data format between the LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM and LC7073/LC7073M are as
follows.
Offset Words E and F
The LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM recognizes offset words E and F and performs group sync detection. The LC7073/
LC7073M does not recognize offset words E and F–it only detects A, B, C, C’ and D.
Input Data Bits
If all data bits are 0, the LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM only recognizes offset word E. The LC7073/LC7073M does
not recognize the offset word E block. No sync detection occurs if all input data bits are 0. Once data cutoff has been
determined, output data stops and the sync cutoff sequence begins.
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Sync Detection Method
The LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM searches for 5 consecutive blocks in the correct sequence within each group of
12 blocks. The LC7073/LC7073M searches for 2 consecutive blocks in the correct sequence within each group of 3
blocks.
Data Output After Sync Detection
The LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM starts data output with the first block (offset A) directly after the last block in the
sync detection group. If sync detection occurs during the first block (offset A), the LC7073/LC7073M starts data output
with the second block (offset B). If sync detection occurs during the second or third block (offset B or C), and finishes
before the end of the fourth block (offset D), the LC7073/LC7073M starts data output with the first block (of fset A) of the
second group.
Sync Error
A sync error occurs if no offset word is detected for more than fi v e consecuti v e blocks. This applies to both the LC7070N/
LC7070NM/LC7071NM and LC7073/LC7073M.
Error Correction
In error-correction mode, an error of less than 5 bits is corrected to an accuracy of 5 bits. This applies to both the
LC7070N/LC7070NM/LC7071NM and the LC7073/LC7073M.
Precaution
Note that the solder-dip method should not be used for the LC7073M (MFP).
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