HIGHLY INTEGRATED TWO CHIP SOLUTION FOR NICAM DEMODULATION (using
TDA8204 decoder)
.
AUTOMATIC DUAL STANDARD DE MOD ULATION6.552MHz FOR I SYSTEM
5.85MHz FOR B/G SYSTEM
.
40dB RANGE A GC
.
SINGLE CRYSTAL OPERATION
.
NICAM 728 DATA AND CLOCK RECOVERY
.
LOW PASS FILTER FOR PWM CODED
AUDIO SIGNALS AND J-17 DE-EMPHA SI S
.
AUTOMATIC FM MONO SELECTION BY RESERVE SOUND SWITCH FUNCTION
.
VERSATILE A UDI O SWI T CHING MATRI X
.
AUTOM ATIC MUTE FUNCTION
TDA8205
NICAM QPSK DEMODULATOR
SHRINK 42
(Plastic Package)
ORDER CODE : TDA8205
PIN CONNECTIONS
DESCRIP TION
The TDA8205 is es sentially divided into two s ignal
processing sections. The first section handles all
the NICAM signal acquisition, the QPSK demodulator and clock and data recovery circuits. The key
point to note about this section is the dual frequency synthesiser. By use of only one quartz
crystal, the IC is able to demodulate QPSK signals
from either system I or system B/G in an automatic
way . The second section of the TDA8205 manages
the analog parts of the twin digital-to-analog converters (DA Cs) and all filter ing and audio switc hing
downstream of the DACs. A simple serial bus from
the TDA8204 allows control of the s witch f unctions
by the CTV system microcontroller.
EAIR
EAIL
SAIR
SAIL
MAI
CAP
AMOR
AMOL
DC2
DC1
AOR
AOL
GND
MMO
TEST
NDO
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PIN AS SIG MENT
Pin NoPin NameFunctionPin NoPin NameFunction
1GNDGround22CK728728kHz Clock Intput
2XC1Optional Crystal23NDONICAM Data Output
3XC2Optional Crystal24TESTTo be connected to GND
4DF2Data Filter 2 (eye monitor)25MMOMatrix Mute Out
5DF1Data Filter 1 (eye monitor)26GNDGround
6BG
7I
IN
8AGCAGC Filter Capacitor29DC1Decoupling 1
9V
10V
CC
DD
11LFIL1Left Filter 1 (J-17 De-emphasis)32AMORAudio Mutable Output Right
12RGGain Setting Resistor for DAC33CAPDecoupling Capacitor
13GNDGround34MAIMono Audio Input
14RFIL1Right Filter 1 (J-17 De-emphasis)35SAILStereo Audio Input Left
15RESETReset Chip36SAIRStereo Audio Input Right
16V
DD
17SERIInterchip Serial Bus Input38EAIRExternal Audio Input Right
18DACDLDAC Data Left Input39V
19DACDRDAC Data Right Input40XK111.648MHz Crystal
20GNDGround41LF2Loop Filter 2
21CK1164811.648MHz Clock Output42LF1Loop Filter 1
System B/G Input27AOLAudio Output Left
IN
System I Input28AORAudio Output Right
+12V Supply30DC2Decoupling 2
+5V Supply31AMOLAudio Mutable Output Left
+5V Supply37EAILExternal Audio Input Left
CC
+12V Supply
8205-01.TBL
BLOCK DIAG RAM
DD
DD
CC
V
V
V
39 85 4 4223 2221191811343536 31 32 3738
16
10
AGC
AGC
1
GND
DF1
DF2
QSPSK
DEMOD
DUAL FREQ
SYNTHESISER
2017331412
GND GND GND
LF1
RECOVERY
2613
LF2
419
CLOCK
& DATA
2340
XC1
NDO
XC2
CK728
XK1
BG
TEST
RESET
7
I
IN
6
IN
24
15
CC
V
SWITCH
TDA8205
BLOCK DIAG RAM DES CRI PTI ON
The QPSK signal enters the IC via two inputs after
passing through two external bandpass filters at
the relevant frequencies of 6.552MHz and
5.85MHz for system I and B/G respectively. The
two inputs enter a source selection switch and pass
immediately to an AGC block which has a total
range of 40dB. The resulting levelled signal passes
CK11648
DACDR
DACDL
DAC
DAC
RGRFIL1 CAP
LPF
LPF
MAI
SAIR
LFIL1
SAIL
MUTE
SWITC H
SERI AL
INTERFACE
SERI
EAIL
AMOR
AMOL
MATRIX
SWITCH
to the QPSK demodulator which recovers the NICAM 728Kb/s data stream by means of carr ier and
clock recovery circuits.
Carrier recovery is achieved with a baseband remodulator which consists of a phase locked loop
with a switchable phase detector. This allows it to
lock to one of four possible phases of the QPSK
EAIR
27
AOL
AOR
28
DC1
29
DC2
30
MMO
25
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carrier without disruption due to the modulation.
Dual frequency operation is made pos sible by synthesising the carrier reference fre quency thus saving the need for two extra crys tals. Dual VCXO ca n
also be software selected (SYN bit of CR3 in
TDA8204) with external crystal (Pin XC1/XC2) for
new standards. Selection between XC1 and XC2
is done with bit "IBG" in CR3 register of TDA8204
(IBG = 0 XC1 selected, IBG = 1 XC2 selected).
The standards switch controls operation of the
QSPK demodulator at either 6.552MHz or
5.85MHz. This can be controlled via the I
2
C bus or
the decoder set into automatic mode in which it
determines the standard by alternately trying to
lock to the two system s.
On chip low pass filters recover the in-phase and
quadrature data channels which are then sliced by
comparators. The symbol clock is recovered from
this data and used to sample and re-time it. The
two data channels are then decoded and serialized
to obtain the NICAM -728 data which is then pass ed
on to the NICAM decoder in the TDA8204.
After proces sing the NICAM into a digital bit-stream
in the TDA8204, the data is passed back to the
TDA8205 for the analog functions of the DACs to
be performed.
Conversion of the pulse width modulated bit
streams to analog takes place and is followed by
low pass filtering which removes high frequency
quantising noise and performs J-17 de-emphasis.
The DACs signal level can be adjusted to match
the reserve sound signal level.
1V
maximum on Pins LFIL1/RFIL1 can be ob-
RMS
tained by selection of appropriate resistor on
Pin RG.
Once the analog audio has been recovered, certa in
source switch functions are performed. If the NICAM signal fails and if the reserve sound flag (C4),
of SRO register, is set the reserve sound switch
automatically selects Mono Audio Input. If the reserve sound flag (C4) is reset, the reserve sound
switch will not change and the audio outputs will b e
muted (DAC outputs muted).
If the NICAM signal only carries data, Mono Audio
Input is selected. The reserve sound switch can b e
forced to select Mono Audio Input via I
2
C bus , us ing
Bit FS0 = 1 and FS1 =0 of CR3 Register.
This can be used in the case of NICAM marginal
reception. To select Stereo Left and Right Audio
Input Bit FS0 = 0 and FS1 = 1 of CR3 Regis ter must
be selected. The outputs from this reserve sound
switch are available on Audio mutable output left
and right, and are internaly connected to the audio
matrix.
A simple audio switching matrix is provided internally for flexible control over the audio source and
destination sel ection.
Audio signal left and right com ing f rom the reserv e
sound switch and the external audio input left and
right can be switched to the audio outputs left and
right .
DAC and auxiliary audio outputs can be muted. An
additional +6dB gain can be applied to raise the
output levels to 2V
maximum. For more infor-
RMS
mation see Software Specification chapter (III.5.3/TDA8204).
The DAC outputs are automatically muted under
the following conditions
- loss of frame alignement
- the bit error rate (Ber) is > error rat e limit
- NICAM signal is conveying M1 only. The right
DAC is muted unless M1 has been selected t o be
on both DAC outputs.
- NICAM signal is conveying data only.
For test purposes, the DAC outputs can be unmuted by forcing the bi-directional mute Pin 25 of
TDA8204 or via I
2
C bus.
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
V
CC
V
DD
P
tot
T
oper
T
stg
Supply Voltage15V
Supply Voltage7V
Total Power Dissipation1.2W
Operating Temperature Range0, + 70
Storage Temperature Range-20, + 150
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