ALL PRE AND POST-PROCESSING INTEGRATEDFILTERS,ALIGNMENTFREE
.
STANDARDRECOGNITIONFLAG
.
SINGLEQUARTZ CRYSTAL
.
I2C BUSCONTROLLED
.
AMAND DOUBLESCARTAUDIO MATRIX
.
STAND-BYWITH THRU MODE
.
SINGLEBIT DACS
.
EASY IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOSTANDARDMODE
.
ADVANCED OPERATING MODE FOR FULL
CUSTOMIZATION
.
SIFAGC WITHWIDE RANGE
STV8203
PRELIMINARY DATA
SHRINK42
(Plastic Package)
ORDER CODE : STV8203
DESCRIPTION
The STV8203provides all the necessary circuitry
for demodulationof all Nicamand Germanstereo
audiotransmission. It is very suitable forTV applicationsas well as for VCR, Personal Computer or
Set Top Box applications. Different transmission
standardsare automaticallydetectedand demodulated without user intervention. The recovered
audio signals can be made available in analog
form. More, the STV8203integrates an audio matrixwith a THRU modewhen the IC is in stand-by.
Very flexible applications are possible thanks to
smart I
appropriateaudio processingICs.
January 1999
This is advance information on a new product now in developmentor undergoing evaluation. Detailsare subject to change without notice.
2
C program modes and large choice of
TQFP44 (10 x 10 x 1.4mm)
(Full Plastic Quad Flat Pack)
ORDER CODE : STV8203D
-1NC-NotConnected
382NC-Not Connected
393CAP3AnalogDecoupling for Digital 3V (regulator output)
404REGAnalogBase Drive for External Regulator Transistor
415DV
426GND2PowerDigital Ground
NameTypeFunction
(5V)
DD
CC
DD5
PowerAudio Matrix Supply
2
C SerialData
2
C SerialClock
Power5V Supply
STV8203
8203-01.TBL
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STV8203
BLOCKDIAGRAM
SIF1
SIF2
ANALOG
SWITCH
AGC
Sub
IN
DEMODULATOR CORE *
XTAL
DV
AV
DD5
CC
CRYSTAL
OSCILLATOR
POWER SUPPLY
REGULATORS
Digital
Analog
STV8203
* See Demodulator Core Block Diagram
DEMODULATORCORE BLOCKDIAGRAM
Sub
ADC
IN
BAND
PASS
FM
DISCRIMINATOR
FM / NICAM
2
AUDIO MATRIX
22
PRE-SCALING
MONO IN
SCART1 IN L
SCART1 IN R
NOISE*
ESTIMATION
SCART2 IN L
L1, R1
(L1 + R1)/2
SCART2 IN R
2
C BUS
I
INTERFACE
2
2V
2
2V
1V
SIGNAL
SHAPING
RMS
RMS
RMS
PRE-SCALING
SDA
SCL
SCART1 OUT L
SCART1 OUT R
SCART2 OUT L
SCART2 OUT R
MONO OUT
ONE BIT
SIGMA
DELTA
DAC
8203-03.EPS
Channel 1
* Data also available throught I
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LEVEL *
ESTIMATOR
BAND
PASS
DISCRIMINATOR
2
C Bus
FM
NICAM QPSK
AND
DECODER
SOUND STANDARD MANAGEMENT
IDENTIFICATION,
CHANNEL CONTROL, MUTE, ...
PILOT *
RECOGNITION
NOISE*
ESTIMATION
QPSK LOCK *
DETECTION
BIT ERROR
RATE *
DIGITAL CHANNEL MATRIX AND AUTOSWITCH
SIGNAL
SHAPING
2
I
C Bus
ONE BIT
SIGMA
DELTA
PRE-SCALING
DAC
Channel 2
8203-04.EPS
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Ascanbe seen fromthe blockdiagram,theinputto
the demodulatorsection is selectablefrom one of
twoI.F.sourcesviathe I
2
Cbus.Theselectedsignal
is then passed through an AGC block, having a
range of 28dB, before being digitised in the
ADCunit.Asinglequartzcrystal(suggestedvalue:
between24.712MHzand 27MHz)is usedforthe all
thedigitalprocessing,includingdemodulation,identification, control, filtering. This has the advantage
ofa singleclocksignalsourceforthewholeICwhich
eliminates problems of multiple clock. The single
clock canbe chosento minimize interferencein the
TVIF andRF stagesof the tuner system.
Thedemodulatorsystemcan identifyand demodulateallthestandarddescribedintheTable1. Theresult of the recognition is flagged up to the host
system via the I
2
C buscommunicationsystem.
In the case of NICAM transmissions, in the event
of a failure of the received signal or a degradation
ofthe bit error rate (BER)belowa prescribedlevel,
thesystem will automaticallydefault to the reserve
soundtransmission on mono FM or AM.
For FM demodulation, the discriminator can normallyhandlesignalshaving250kHzdeviation.This
covers all European standards, and ensure an
optimizedcompromise for thesignal to noiseratio
inonehand,andovermodulationintheotherhand.
However, it is possible to extand the deviation
rangeupto 500kHz(I
2
Cprogrammable)in orderto
coverrequests of some broadcasters.
Fully automatic standard recognition and setting
Appropriate de-emphasis networks in the digital
domain are applied to the resulting demodulated
signals (50µs, J17), followed by dematrixing if required. The digital datastream is then passed
through2 x 16bits DACs before the audio matrix.
All thisfirst section is workingat 3.3Vthanks to an
integratedvoltageregulator.In stand-bymode,the
voltage regulator pulls the voltage down to zero,
ensuringno power dissipationin thispart.
An audio matrix allows the selection of inputs appliedontheoutputsSCART1,SCART2andMONO
accordingto the diagram shown in Figure1.
The ”MOUT”outputs eitherthe signal L1, or R1 or
(L1+R1)/2.Thisallowstorecordtheselectedchannel in monomode, for exampleon thelinear channel of a VCR simultanously with the stereo mode.
Maximumoutput swingis 1V
RMS
.
The audio matrixsection has its own power supply
regulator,allowing to keep this part working even
when the rest is instand-bymode. Thisachievesa
”THRU” mode from input ”SCART1” to output
”SCART2”andinput”SCART2”tooutput”SCART1”.
The maximumoutput swing of both SCART1 and
SCART2is 2V
RMS
.
Remark : Circuit operationis possible with only a
single5V supply.In thiscase, the AV
CC
is connectedto 5V.Maximumoutput swingis then
limitedto 1V
anda 6dBattenuationis automat-
RMS
ically added to the DAC output. In that case, the
resistorshown as R2 =39Ωin theApplicationDiagram (between Pin 8 and Pin 21) must be replace
by a short circuit to avoid clipping.
Notes : 1. STV8203 performs only limitedAM demodulation. Report to Application Note.
2. 50µs only, instead of 75µs.
Name
Carrier 1
(kHz)
Carrier 2
(kHz)
FM Deviation (kHz)
Nom. Max.Over
DeemphasisRoll-off
Frequency
Pilot
(kHz)
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USINGSTV8203
1 - Hardware
1.a - PowerSupplies (see Figure 2)
TheIC is usingtwo mainpower supplies:
-DV
supplies all the digital part V
DD5
Nom.
=5V.
This power supply can be switched-off in standby mode.
-AV
suppliestheaudio matrixpart : ifV
CC
Nom.
then the output voltage swing on outputpins can
reach2V
RMS
,ifV
swing on outputpins can reach 1V
=5Vthentheoutputvoltage
Nom.
RMS
.
Figure2
DV
DD5
41
DEMODULATION
ANDCONTROLPART
Pins5-32-42
GND
AV
CC
21
AUDIO
MATRIX
11
GND
=8V
STV8203
between stereo or mono signals in the playback
modein case of marginalnoise conditions.
1.d - Stand-by
Stand-bywith THRU mode : theanalogpartof the
device has its own power supply (AV
thispart to keepworkingevenwhenthedigitalpart,
powered by the 5V power supply (DV
stand-by.
In this case, the audio matrix is put in a special
setting:
- LIL1 to AOL2,
- LIR1 to AOR2,
- LIL2 to AOL1,
- LIR2 to AOR1,
- input gain = 0dB.
This allows to achieve a ”THRU” mode from
SCART1 input to SCART2 output and SCART2
input to SCART1 output, providing a copy facility
fromSCARTINto SCARTOUT.
8203-06.EPS
) allowing
CC
DD5
), is in
1.b- Sound Subcarrier Filters
Sound demodulation and decoding are very easy
withthisdeviceprovidingallthenecessaryfunctions
for that purpose, including the channel filters.
TheseFIRbase-bandfiltersgivethe bestselectivity
ofthedesiredchannelandprovidesinNICAMmode
thecorrectcosine roll-off response.
This implies that no external filters are required
(exceptmay be a simplehigh-passfilter,ifthe saw
filters and sound IF demodulators used in the applicationcreate picture interferences).
Thefilterscan beautomaticallyset forB/G/H/I/L/L’
standards.They can alsobe easily tuned through
2
C for M, D, K, K1.
I
1.c- AudioMatrix
The mono output (MOUT) can output L1, R1 or
(L1+R1)/2 signal.A typicalapplicationis the possibilityto recorda selectedchannelin monomodeon
thelineartrackofa VCRseparatelyfromtherecordingofthestereosignal,providingthefacilitytoselect
2 - Software
Twomodes of operationare available:
2.a - OptimizedProgram Mode
Fourstandardshavedefaultsettingstoredin order
to allow a very easy programmation. Only some
registersmay have to be programmed(these registersare shownin bold in theFigure3)but inmost
cases, the reset values will be sufficient. In Figure3, CTLand STATrepresentregisterswhich are
controlledby the ”standardprocessor”.These registers are located between address 23Hex and
3CHex in thecomplete list of registers.
2.b - AdvancedOperationMode
In that mode, all the read/write registers (as mentionned in the complete list) can be programmed
manuallyand changedfromtheir reset values.
The additionnal registers accessible in this mode
are shown in bold in Figure 4. This mode can be
selectedby putting the bits [3:0] of AO-CONTROL
registerto 0.
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STV8203
USINGSTV8203 (continued)
Figure3 : Optimized Program Mode
USINGSTV8203 (continued)
3 - Example of Applications
3.a - VeryLow Cost TVApplication
Figure5
2
C Control
I
STV8203
TUNER1
QSS I.F.
AM
DEMODULATOR
3.b- High-End TV Application
Figure6
TUNER 1
QSS I.F.
TUNER 2
QSS I.F.
AM
DEMODULATOR
MULTISTANDARD
MULTISTANDARD
2
C Control
I
SOUND
PROCESSOR
STV8203
SOUND
PROCESSOR
STV8203
SCART1SCART2
AUDIO
PROCESSOR
SURROUND/KARAOKE
SRS
TDA7466
AUDIO
AMPLIFIER
TDA7495
2x7W
8203-09.EPS
R
2 x 25W
L
3.c - TVApplication in PC
Figure7
DEMODULATOR
SCART1SCART2
I2C Control
TUNER1
QSSI.F.
TUNER2
QSSI.F.
MULTISTANDARD
SOUND
PROCESSOR
STV8203
AM
I2S Bus
Analog
AudioOut
8203-10.EPS
AUDIO
AMPLIFIER
TDA7495
8203-11.EPS
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STV8203
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUMRATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
AV
DD5
DV
DD5
AV
CC
P
tot
T
oper
T
stg
THERMAL DATA
SymbolParameterValueUnit
R
th (j-p)
RECOMMENDEDOPERATING CONDITIONS
SymbolParameterMin.Typ.Max.Unit
AV
DD5
DV
DD5
AV
CC
Analog Supply Voltage7V
Digital Supply Voltage7V
Scart Interface Supply Voltage9.5V
Power Total Dissipation0.8W
Operating Temperature0, +70
Storage Temperature-20, +150
Junction to PinsThermal ResistanceMax.
Analog V
Digital V
DD
DD
Audio Interface Supplyfor 2V
for 1V
RMS
RMS
SDIP42
TQFP44
outputs
outputs
4.755.05.25V
4.755.05.25V
7.6
4.75
55
68
8.0
5.0
8.4
5.25
o
C
o
C
°C/W
°C/W
V
V
8203-02.TBL
8203-03.TBL
8203-04.TBL
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (T
=25oC, unless otherwise specified)
amb
SymbolParameterTest ConditionsMin.Typ. Max.Unit
GENERAL
I
I
Input Currenton AV
AIN
DIN
CC
AVCC=5V
=8V
AV
CC
DV
= 5V120mA
DD5
58
75
IF INPUTS
R
C
Input Resistance6kΩ
IN
Input Capacitance10pF
IN
SWISOSwitch Isolationf = 10MHz40dB
SIF FRInput Frequency RangeFor FM demodulation48MHz
V
IN (Min.)
V
IN (Max.)
Minimum InputLevel
Maximum Input Level
25
630
mV
mV
AGCAGC Range28dB
mA
mA
RMS
RMS
8203-05.TBL
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