HIGHOUTPUTPOWER(30mW/32Ω/3V)
LOW DISTORTIONDC VOLUMECONTROL
NO BOUCHEROTCELL
LOW QUIESCENTCURRENT(15mA)
NO INPUT CAPACITORS FOR PREAMPLIFI-
ERS
LOWMOTORREFERENCEVOLTAGE
(200mV)
DESCRIPTION
The TDA7285 is a monolithic integrated circuit
designed for the portable players market and assembled in a plastic DIP20 and SO20. The internal functions are: preamplifier, DC volume con-
BLOCK DIAGRAM
TDA7285
MOTOR SPEED CONTROLLER
DIP20SO20
ORDERING NUMBERS:
TDA7285TDA7285D
trol, headphone driver and motor speed controller.
May 1997
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PIN CONNECTION
(Top view)
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
Supply Voltage8V
S
Maximum Output Current70mA
Maximum Motor Current700mA
Total Power Dissipation T
50mW
Close Loop GainPO= 5mW31dB
Volume Control range6675dB
= 5mW0.31%
O
Cross TalkPO=5mW;RS= 10K
= 600Ω; Vr = 100mV
S
f = 100Hz; C
SVR
= 100µF
Ω
50dB
47dB
MOTOR SPEEDCONTROL
A
µ
V
ref
Motor Reference Voltage (pin 12)0.180.200.22V
KShunt RatioI
Residual VoltageIm= 100mA0.130.30V
Line RegulationIm= 100mA;
S
Voltage Characteristics of Shunt
V
S
Ratio
Load RegulationIm= 30 to 200mA0.0150.08%/mA
m
Current Characteristics of Shunt
I
m
Ratio
Temperature Characteristics of
amb
Reference Voltage
Temperature Characteristics of
T
amb
Shunt Ratio
∆ V
∆ V
∆ V
V
∆ K
V
∆ K
K
V
∆ K
K
ref
K
ref
ref
ref
V
ref
ref
⁄ ∆
sat
⁄ ∆ V
⁄ ∆
⁄ ∆I
⁄ ∆
⁄ ∆ T
= 100mA455055-
m
0.200.8%/V
V
= 1.8 to 6V
S
Im= 100mA;
V
= 1.8 to 6V
S
0.803%/V
Im= 30 to 200mA0.030.1%/mA
Im= 100mA
T
= -20 to +60°C
amb
Im= 100mA
T
= -20 to +60°C
amb
0.04%/°C
0.02%/°C
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Figure 1: Test and ApplicationCircuit
Figure 2: P.C. Board and ComponentLayout of the Circuit of Figure 2 (1:1 scale)
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Figure 3:
Figure 5:
QuiescentDrain Current vs. Supply
Voltage
ClosedLoop Gain vs. Frequency
(PREAMPLIFIER)
Figure4: ReferencevoltageV
SupplyVoltage
Figure6:
Distortionvs. Frequency
(PREAMPLIFIER)
VS=3V
= 330mVrms
V
O
R
= 10KΩ
L
/2 (pin 20) vs.
S
Figure 7: Supply Voltage Rejection vs.
Frequency(PREAMPLIFIER)
V
=3V
S
= 2.2KΩ
R
S
V
= 100mVrms
R
= 100µF
C
SVR
Figure8:
QuiescentOutput Voltage vs. Supply
Voltage(DRIVER)
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Figure 9:
ClosedLoop Gain vs. Frequency
(DRIVER)
Figure 11: Distortionvs. Output Power (DRIVER)
Figure10: OutputPower vs. SupplyVoltage
(DRIVER)
Figure12:
Distortionvs. Frequency(DRIVER)
Figure 13: Supply VoltageRejectionvs.
Frequency(DRIVER
VS=3V
= 600Ω
R
S
V
= 100mVrms
R
= 100µF
C
SVR
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Figure14:
VolumeControl (0dB = 10mW;
V
S
= 3V; R
= 50KΩ;RL=32Ω;
VOL
f = 1KHz) (DRIVER)
TDA7285
Figure 15:
Figure 17:
ReferenceVoltage (Pin 12) vs. Supply Voltage (MOTOR)
SuntRatio vs. Load Current (MOTOR)
Figure16:
Figure18:
ShuntRatio vs. Supply Voltage(MO-
TOR)
SaturationVoltage vs. Load Current
(MOTOR)
Figure 19:
SpeedVariations vs. Supply Voltage
(MOTOR)
Figure20:
SpeedVariations vs. Motor Current
(MOTOR)
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APPLICATIONINFORMATION
Figure 21.
R
T
R
R
T
S
K
B
− R
(1+
.
M
1
K
)+V
)]
ref
Eg= RTId+ IM(
R
b
[1+
R
hasto be adjustedso that the applied voltage
S
is suitable for a given motor, the speed is then
V
M
R
+
S
linearly adjustablevaring R
The value R
R
T (max.)>K(min.)*RM (min.)
if R
T (max.)
iscalculatedso that
T
>K*RM, instabilitymay occur.
The values of C15 (4.7µF typ.) and C14 (1µF
typ.) depend on the type of motorused. C15 adjusts WOW and flutter of the system. C14 suppressesmotor spikes.
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SO20 PACKAGEMECHANICAL DATA
TDA7285
DIM.
MIN.TYP.MAX.MIN.TYP.MAX.
A2.650.104
a10.10.30.0040.012
a22.450.096
b0.350.490.0140.019
b10.230.320.0090.013
C0.50.020
c145 (typ.)
D12.613.00.4960.512
E1010.650.3940.419
e1.270.050
e311.430.450
F7.47.60.2910.299
L0.51.270.0200.050
M0.750.030
S8 (max.)
mminch
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DIP20 PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA
DIM.
MIN.TYP.MAX.MIN.TYP.MAX.
a10.2540.010
B1.391.650.0550.065
b0.450.018
b10.250.010
D25.41.000
E8.50.335
e2.540.100
e322.860.900
F7.10.280
I3.930.155
L3.30.130
Z1.340.053
mminch
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