The TDA9106 is a monolithicintegratedcircuit assembledin 42 pinsshrunkdual in line plasticpackage.This IC controlsall thefunctionsrelatedtothe
horizontaland vertical deflection in multimodes or
multi-frequencycomputerdisplaymonitors.
Theinternalsyncprocessor,combinedwiththevery
powerfulgeometrycorrectionblock are making the
TDA9106suitablefor very highperformancemonitorswith veryfewexternalcomponents.
Itisparticularlywellsuitedforhigh-end15”and17”
monitors.
Combined with ST7275 Microcontroller family,
TDA9206 (Video preamplifier) and STV942x
(On-Screen Display controller) the TDA9106
allows to built fully I
display monitors, thus reducing the numberof
external components to a minimum value.
19GNDGeneral Ground (related to V
20HOUTEMHorizontal Drive Output (internal transistor emitter)
21HOUTCOLHorizontal Drive Output (int. trans. open collector)
22HBLKOUTHorizontal Blanking Output (see activation table)
23VBLKOUTVertical Blanking Output (see activation table)
24VGNDVertical Section Ground
25VAGCCAPMemory Capacitor for Automatic Gain Control Loop in Vertical Ramp Generator
26V
REF
27VCAPVertical Sawtooth Generator Capacitor
28V
DCOUT
29VOUTVertical Ramp Output(with frequencyindependantamplitude and S or C Correctionsif any)
30VFLYVertical Flyback Input (positive polarity)
31EWOUTEast/West Pincushion Correction Parabola Output (with Corner corrections if any)
32VFOCUSVertical Dynamic Focus Output
33VSYNCINTTL-compatible Vertical Sync Input (for separated H&V)
34TESTNot to be used - Test pin
35VSYNCOUTTTL Vertical Sync Output (Extracted VSYNC in case of S/G or TTL Composite HV Inputs)
36HOUTTTL Horizontal Sync Output (To be used for frequency measurement)
37HLOCKOUTFirst PLL Lock/Unlock Output (5V unlocked - 0V locked)
38H/HVINTTL-compatible Horizontal Sync Input
395VSupply Voltage (5V Typ.)
40SCLI
41SDAI
42GNDGround (Related to 5V)
Supply Voltage (12V Typ)
)
CC
Vertical Section Reference Voltage (to filter)
Vertical Position Reference Voltage Output
2
C-Clock input
2
C-Data input
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TDA9106
QUICK REFERENCE DATA
ParameterValueUnit
Horizontal Frequency15 to 150kHz
Autosynch Frequency (for given R0 and C0)1 to 4.5FH
± Horizontal Sync Polarity InputYES
Polarity Detection (on both Horizontal and Vertical Sections)YES
TTL Composite Synch or Sync on GreenYES
Lock/Unlock Identification (on both Horizontal 1st PLL and Vertical Section)YES
2
C Controlfor H-Position± 10%
I
XRay ProtectionYES
2
C Horizontal Duty Adjust30 to 60%
I
2
C Free Running Adjustment0.8 to 1.3F0
I
Stand-by FunctionYES
Two Polarities H-Drive OutputsYES
Supply Voltage MonitoringYES
PLL1 Inhibition PossibilityYES
Blanking Outputs (both Horizontal and Vertical)YES
Vertical Frequency35 to 200Hz
Vertical Autosync (for 150nF)50 to 165Hz
Vertical S-CorrectionYES
Vertical C-CorrectionYES
Vertical Amplitude AdjustmentYES
Vertical Position AdjustmentYES
East/West Parabola OutputYES
Pin Cushion Correction Amplitude AdjustmentYES
Keystone AdjustmentYES
Corner and Corner Balance AdjustmentsYES
Internal Dynamic Horizontal Phase ControlYES
Side Pin Balance Amplitude AdjustmentYES
Parallelogram AdjustmentYES
Tracking of Geometric CorrectionsYES
Reference Voltage (both on Horizontal and Vertical)YES
Dynamic Focus(both Horizontal and Vertical)YES
2
C Horizontal Dynamic Focus Amplitude AdjustmentYES
I
2
C Horizontal Dynamic Focus Keystone AdjustmentYES
I
Type of Input Sync Detection (supplied by 5V Digital Supply)YES
Horizontal Moiré OutputYES
Horizontal Reference VoltagePin 5, I = 5mA7.488.6V
Vertical Reference VoltagePin 5, I = 5mA7.488.6V
Max. Sourced Current on V
Max. Sourced Current on V
Minimum Load for less than 1% Vertical Amplitude DriftPin 2565MΩ
ElectricalCharacteristics
(V
CC
=12V,T
amb
=25oC)
SymbolParameterTest ConditionsMin.Typ.Max.Unit
VERTICAL RAMP SECTION
VRBVoltage at Ramp BottomPointV
VRTVoltage at Ramp Top Point (withSync) V
REF-V
VRTFVoltage at Ramp Top Point (without Sync)Pin 27VRT-
=8V, Pin272V
REF-V
Pin 275V
V
0.1
VSTDVertical Sawtooth Discharge Time Duration
With 150nF Cap80µs
(Pin 27)
VFRFVertical Free Running Frequency
(see Notes 3 & 4)
ASFRAUTO-SYNC FrequencyC
RAFDRamp Amplitude Drift Versus Frequency
at Maximum Vertical Amplitude
RlinRamp Linearity on Pin 27 (see Notes 3 & 4)2.5 < V
C
OSC (Pin27)
Measured on Pin27,
27
See Note 5
C
27
50Hz < f and f < 165Hz
= 150nF
= 150nF ±5%
= 150nF
and V27< 4.5V0.5%
27
100Hz
50165Hz
200TBD ppm/Hz
VposVertical Position Adjustment Voltage(Pin28)Sub Address 06
I
VPOS
Max Current on Vertical Position OutputPin 28±2mA
VORVertical Output Voltage
(peak-to-peak on Pin 29)
Byte x0000000
Byte x1000000
Byte x11111113.65
Sub Address 05
Byte x0000000
Byte x1000000
Byte x11111113.5
3.2
3.5
3.8
2.25
3
3.75
3.3V
V
V
2.5V
V
V
VoutDCDC Voltage on Vertical OutputSee Note 6, Pin 293.5V
VOIVertical Output Maximum Current (Pin29)±5mA
dVSMax Vertical S-Correction Amplitude
x0xxxxxx inhibits S-CORR
x1111111 gives max S-CORR
CcorrVertical C-Corr Amplitude
x0xxxxxx inhibits C-CORR
Subaddress 07
PP
PP
at T/4
at 3T/4
∆V/V
∆V/V
SubAddress 08
Byte x1000000
Byte x1100000
Byte x1111111
-4
+4
-3
0
3
%
%
%
%
%
VflyThVertical Flyback ThresholdPin 301V
VflyInhInhibition of Vertical Flyback InputSee Note 7, Pin 307.5V
Notes : 3. WithRegister07 at Byte x0xxxxxx(Vertical S-CorrectionControl) thenthe S correctionis inhibited, consequentlythesawtooth has
a linear shape.
4. With Register 08 at Byte x0xxxxxx (Vertical C - Correction Control) then the C correction is inhibited, consequently the sawtooth
has a linear shape.
5. It is the frequency range for which theVERTICAL OSCILLATOR will automaticallysynchronize, using a single capacitor valueon
Pin 27 andwith aconstantramp amplitude.
OUTDC = (7/16).VREF-V. Typically 3.5V forVertical reference voltage typical value (8V).
6. V
7. WhenPin30 ( V
discharge time.
) - 0.5V, Vfly input is inhibitedand vertical blanking onvertical blanking output is replacedby vertical sawtooth
VDFAMPParabola Amplitude Function of Vamp (tracking
VDFKEYParabola Assymetry Function of VPos Control
Notes :
Figure1 :
DC Output Voltage with V-Pos TypSee Figure 36V
DC
DC Output Voltage Thermal DriftSee Note 12100ppm/C
DC
between Vamp and VDF) with V-Pos Typ
(see Figure 3)(see Note 13)
(trackingbetween V-Pos andVDF) withVampMax.
(see Note 13)
12. Parameter nottested on each unitbutmeasured duringour internal qualificationprocedure includingbatches coming fromcorners
of our process and also temperaturecharacterization
13. S and C corrections are inhibited so theoutput sawtooth has a linear shape.
E/WOutput
(V
CC
=12V,T
=25oC) (continued)
amb
Figure 2 :
Subaddress 05
Byte 10000000
Byte 11000000
Byte 11111111
Subaddress 06
Byte x0000000
Byte x1111111
DynamicHorizontalPhaseControl
Output
0.9
1.6
2.5
0.5
0.5
V
V
V
9106-05.TBL
A
EW
Figure3 :
A
EW
PARA
DC
VerticalDynamic Focus Function
VDF
DC
AMP
B
A
SPB
PARA
9106-03.EPS
Figure 4 :
KeystoneEffecton E/W Output
B
DHPC
DC
9106-04.EPS
(PCCInhibited)
BVDF
9106-05.EPS
Keyadj
9106-06.EPS
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TDA9106
TYPICALVERTICAL OUTPUT WAVEFORMS
Function
Sub
Address
PinByteSpecificationPicture Image
Vertical Size0529
Vertical
Position
DC
0628
Control
Vertical
S
0729
Linearity
10000000
11111111
x0000000
x1000000
x1111111
x0xxxxxx
Inhibited
x1111111
2.25V
3.75V
3.2V
3.5V
3.8V
∆V
V
PP
∆V
=4%
V
PP
12/30
Vertical
C
Linearity
0829
x1000000
x1111111
V
PP
V
PP
∆V
∆V
V
V
∆V
∆V
PP
PP
=3%
=3%
9106-06.TBL / 9106-07.EPS TO 9106-13.EPS
GEOMETRY OUTPUT WAVEFORMS
Function
Sub
Address
PinByteSpecificationPicture Image
EWamp
Typ.
10000000
TDA9106
3.75V
2.75V
Trapezoid
Control
Pin Cushion
Control
Parrallelogram
Control
Side Pin
Balance
Control
0A31
0931
0EInternal
0DInternal
11111111
Keystone
Inhibited
1x000000
1x111111
SPB
Inhibited
x1000000
x1111111
Parallelogram
Inhibited
X10000000
x1111111
2.5V
3.7V
3.7V
3.7V
3.7V
2.5V
3.75V
2.75V
2.5V
0V
2.5V
2.8% TH
2.8% TH
2.8% TH
2.8% TH
Vertical
Dynamic
Focus
32
6V
2.5V
9106-07.TBL/ 9106-14.EPS TO 9106-22.EPS
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TDA9106
GEOMETRY OUTPUT WAVEFORMS(continued)
Function
Corner Control0B31
Sub
Address
PinByteSpecificationPicture Image
EWamp
Typ.
x1111111
Corner
effect
without
Corner
Corner Balance
Control
Note :
The specification of output voltage is indicated on 3.75V
sawtooth output voltage.
0C31
01000000
EWamp
Typ.
10000000
11111111
Corner
effect
Corner
effect
Corner
effect
vertical sawtooth outputcondition.The output voltagedepends on vertical
PP
9106-07.TBL / 9106-23.EPS TO 9106-30.EPS
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TDA9106
I2C BUSADDRESS TABLE
SubAddressDefinition
Slave Address(8C): Write Mode
D8D7D6D5D4D3D2D1
0xxxx0000Horizontal Drive Selection / Horizontal Duty Cycle
1xxxx0001Horizontal Position
2xxxx0010Safety Frequency / Free Running Frequency
3xxxx0011Synchro Priority / Horizontal Focus Amplitude
4xxxx0100Refresh / Horizontal Focus Keystone
5xxxx0101Vertical Ramp Amplitude
6xxxx0110Vertical Position Adjustment
7xxxx0111S Correction
8xxxx1000C Correction
in the limits : 10.8 to 13.2Vand 4.5 to 5.5V.
In order to avoid erratic operation of the circuit
during transient phase of V
switchingoff, thevalueof V
outputsofthecircuit areinhibitedifV
switching on, or
CC
ismonitoredand the
CC
islessthan
CC
7.5V typically.
Inthe same manner,V
set-up is made until V
ismonitoredandinternal
DD
reaches 4V (see I2C
DD
ControlTablefor power on reset).
Inordertohavea verygoodpowersupplyrejection,
the circuit is internallypowered by several internal
voltage references (the unique typical value of
which is 8V). Two of these voltage references are
externallyaccessible,one for the verticalpart and
onefor thehorizontalone. If needed,thesevoltage
references can be used (until load is less than
5mA).Furthermore it is necessaryto filter the a.m.
voltagereferencesbytheuseof externalcapacitor
connectedtoground,in order tominimizethe noise
and consequently the “jitter” on vertical and horizontaloutput signals.
2
C Control
I.2 - I
TDA9106belongsto the I
2
Ccontrolleddevicefamily, instead of being controlled by DC voltageson
dedicated control pins, each adjustment can be
realizedthroughthe I
2
C bus is a serial bus with a clock and a data
TheI
2
C Interface.
input.Thegeneralfunctionandthebusprotocolare
specifiedin the Philips-bus data sheets.
The interface (Data and Clock) is TTL-level compatible. The internal threshold level of the input
comparatoris 2.2V (when V
is 5V). Spikesof up
DD
to 50ns are filtered by an integratorand maximum
clockspeedis limited to400kHz.
The data line (SDA) can be used in a bidirectional
way that means in read-mode the IC clocks out a
reply information(1 byte) to the micro-processor.
The bus protocol prescribes always a full-byte
transmission.Thefirst byte afterthestartcondition
is used to transmit the IC-address(7 bits-8C) and
the read/writebit (0 write - 1 read).
TDA9106
I.3 - Write Mode
In write mode the second byte sent contains the
subaddress of the selected function to adjust (or
controlstoaffect)andthethirdbytethe corresponding data byte.It is possible to send more than one
data byte to the IC.If afterthe thirdbytenostopor
start condition is detected, the circuit increments
automatically the momentary subaddress in the
subaddress counter by one (auto-increment
mode).Soit is possibletotransmitimmediatelythe
next data bytes without sendingthe IC addressor
subaddress.It canbeusefulso asto reinitializethe
whole controls very quickly (flash manner). This
procedurecanbe finished by a stop condition.
The circuit has 16 adjustment capabilities: 3 for
Horizontalpart,4forVerticalone,2 forE/Wcorrection, 2 for original Corner correction, 2 for the
Dynamic Horizontal phase control,1 for Moire option and 2 forHorizontalDynamicFocus.
20 bits are also dedicated to several controls
(ON/OFF, Horizontal Safety Frequency, Synchro
Priority, Detection Refreshand Xray reset).
I.4 - Read Mode
During read mode the second byte transmits the
reply information.
The reply byte contains Horizontal and Vertical
Lock/Unlockstatus,Xray activatedor not,the Horizontal and Vertical polarity detection. It also contains Synchrodetectionstatusthat is useful forµP
to assign Sync priority.
A stop condition always stops all activities of the
bus decoder and switches the data and the clock
line (SDAand SCL) to highimpedance.
2
C Subaddressand controltables.
See I
I.5 - SynchroProcessor
The internal Sync Processor allows the TDA9106
to accept any kind of input synchro signals :
choicealreadyoccuredand when 12Vis supplied,
werecommendto usethedeviceas following:(that
means thatevenin Powermanagement mode the
IC is able to inform MCU on detected synchro
signalsdue to its 5V supply).
First,refreshSynchrodetection byI
the status of H/V det and Vdet by I
2
C.Then check
2
C read.
Syncprioritychoiceshouldbe :
Table1 : Sync PriorityChoice
Sync priority
H/V detV det
YesYes11Separated H & V
YesNo01Composite TTL
NoNo00Syncon Green
Subaddress 03
D8D7Synchro type
Comment
H&V
Of course, when choice is done, one can refresh
the synchro detections and verify that extracted
Vsyncispresent and that no synchro type change
occured.
Synchro processor is also giving synchro polarity
information.
- reset the Xray internal latch decreasing the V
supply
- directly resetthrowthe I
2
C interface.
2
C.
CC
I.8 - SynchroInputs
Both H/HVin and Vsyncin inputs are TTL compatibletriggerwith Hysterisistoavoiderraticdetection.
It includes pull up resistor to V
DD
.
Vertical sync extractor is included for composite
syncorcompositevideo.Applicationengineermust
adapt resistor R and capacitor C dedicatedto its
application.
Figure 5
1.6V
S/GRC1kΩ
1
I
(Typ.)
REF
µA
=10
TDA9106
ResistorR isfixedby detectionthresholdwanted:
R<(V
THRESHOLD/IREF
)
Then C is determined by maximum pulse width to
detect(in general,vertical sync width) :
RC > (max pulse width)
I.9 - SynchroProcessorOutputs
Synchro processor delivers on 3 TTL-compatible
CMOSoutputsthe following signals:
- Hout as follow :
Sync ModeHout ModeHout Polarity
SeparatedHorizontalSame as Input
TTL CompositeTTL CompositeSame as Input
S/GCompositeNegative
- Vsyncout is either vertical extracted pulseoutput
or Vsyncininput. It keeps the input polarity.
- Hlockoutis theHorizontal1stPLLstatus:0Vwhen
locked. It permits MCU to adjust free running
frequencyand optimizesthe IC performance.
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OPERATING DESCRIPTION (continued)
II - HORIZONTALPART
II.1 - InternalInput Conditions
Horizontalpart is internallyfed by synchroprocessorwithadigitalsignal.correspondingtohorizontal
synchropulses or to TTL compositeinput.
Concerning the duty cycle of the input signal, the
following signals (positive or negative) may be
appliedto the circuit.
Using internal integration, both signals are recognizedon conditionthat Z/T< 25%.Synchronization
occurs on the leading edge of the internal sync
signal.The minimum value of Z is0.7µs.
Figure6
Anotherintegrationis able to extractverticalpulse
ofcompositesynchroifdutycycleismorethan25%
(typicallyd = 35%).
Figure7
C
TRAMEXT
dd
Thelastfeature performedis the equalizingpulses
removingto avoid parasitic pulses on phase comparatorinputwhichisintolerenttowrongor missing
pulse.
II.2 - PLL1
ThePLL1 is composedof a phasecomparator,an
external filter and a voltage controlled oscillator
(VCO).
Thephasecomparatorisa“phasefrequency”type
designedin CMOS technology.This kind of phase
detector avoids locking on false frequencies. It is
followed by a “charge pump”, composed of two
current sources sunk and sourced (I = 1mA Typ.
when locked, I = 140µA when unlocked). This
differencebetween lock/unlock permits a smooth
catching of horizontal frequency by PLL1. This
effectis reinforcedbyaninternaloriginalslowdown
TDA9106
system when PLL1 is locked avoiding Horizontal
too fast frequency change.
The dynamic behaviourof the PLL is fixed by an
external filter which integrates the current of the
chargepump.A “CRC” filteris generallyused(see
Figure 8).
Figure 8
PLL1F
12
PLL1is internallyinhibitedduringextractedvertical
sync (if any) to avoid taking in account missing
pulses or wrong pulses on phase comparator.The
inhibition results from the opening of a switch locatedbetween the charge pump and the filter(see
9106-32.EPS
Figure 9). For particular synchro type, MCU can
drive Pin 3 to high level (TTL compatible input) to
inhibit PLL1. It can also be used to avoid PLL1
lockingonsynchroinputsif a “dangerous”modeis
detectedby the MCU.
TheVCO usesan externalRC network. It delivers
a linear sawtooth obtained by charge and discharge of the capacitor,by a currentproportionnal
to the current in the resistor.Typical thresholdsof
sawtoothare 1.6V and 6.4V.These two levels are
9106-33.EPS
accessibleto befilteredas on Figure10 toimprove
jitter.
The control voltage of the VCO is typically comprisedbetween1.33Vand6V(seeFigure 10).The
theoricalfrequencyrange of thisVCOis in theratio
1 to 4.5, the effective frequency range has to be
smaller1 to 4.2 due to clamp interventionon filter
lowest value. To avoid spread of external components and the circuit itself, it is possible to adjust
free running frequency through I
mentcan be made automaticallyon the manufacturing line without manual operation by using
Hlock/unlockinformation.Theadjustmentrange is
0.8 to 1.3 F0 (where 1.3 F0 is the free running
frequencyatpower on reset).
The synchro frequency has to be always higher
thanthe freerunning frequency.As anexamplefor
a synchro range from 24kHz to 100kHz, the suggestedfree running frequency is 23kHz.
An other feature is the capability for MCU to force
horizontal frequency through I
2
C to 2xF0 or 3xF0
(for burn in mode or safety requirement).In this
case,inhibitionswitchis openedleavingPLL1 free
butvoltageonPLL1filterisforcedto2.66Vfor2xF0
or 4.0V for 3xF0.
The PLL1 ensures the coincidence between the
leading edge of the synchro signal and a phase
reference obtained by comparison between the
sawtooth of the VCO and an internal DC voltage
2
C adjustable between 2.8V and 4.0V (corre-
I
sponding to ± 10%) (see Figure 11). This voltage
hasto be filtered on Pin 14 so as to optimize jitter.
The TDA9106 also includes a Lock/Unlock identification block which senses in real time wheither
PLL1 is locked on the incoming horizontal sync
signalornot. Theresultinginformation is available
on Hlockout (see Synchro Processor). The block
functionis describedin Figure 12.
TheNOR1gateisreceiving the phase comparator
output pulses (which also drive the chargepump).
When PLL1 is locked, on point A there is a very
small negative pulse (about 100ns) at each hori-
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I
0
LOCKDET
COMP1
E2
I
0
2
4
I
0
High
Low
LOCK/UNLOCK
STATUS
CHARGE
6.4V
1.6V
6.4V
10
PUMP
PLL1INHIB
TRAMEXT SMFE *
INHIBITION
H-POS
PHASE
ADJUST
PLL1F R0 C0
3
PLL
14
RS
FLIP FLOP
121110
VCO
OSC
I2C
HPOS
Adj.
9
47nF47nF
8
C0
1.6V
0 0.875T T
zontalcycle, so after RC filter,there isa high level
on Pin 13 which forces Hlockout to low level.Hysterisis comparator detects locking when Pin 13 is
reaching 6.5V and unlocking when Pin 13 is decreasingto 6.0V.
Figure 11: PLL1Timing Diagram
H Osc
Sawtooth
7/8T
H
Phase REF1
H Synchro
Phase REF1is obtainedby comparisonbetween thesawtoothand
a DC voltage adjustable between 2.8V and 4.0V. The PLL1 ensures theexact coincidence between the signals phase REF and
HSYNS. A ± T/10 phase adjustmentis possible.
WhenPLL1is unlocked, the100nsnegativepulse
on A becomes much larger and consequentlythe
averagelevelon Pin13decreases.It forcesHlockout to go high.
ThePin 13 status is approximatelythe following :
- near 0V when there is no H-Sync
- between 0 and 4V with H-Sync frequency different from VCO
- between 4 to 8 V when VCO frequencyreaches
H-Sync one (but not already in phase)
- near 8V when PLL1 is locked.
It is important to notice that Pin 13 is not an
output pin but is only used for filtering purpose
(see Figure 12).
Thelock/unlockinformationis also availablethrow
2
C read.
I
II.3 - PLL2
The PLL2 ensures a constant position of the
shaped flyback signal in comparion with the sawtoothof the VCO (Figure 13).
Figure13 :
The duty cycle of H-drive isadjustable between 30% and 60%.
PLL2 TimingDiagram
H Osc
Sawtooth
Flyback
Internally
Shaped
H Drive
7/8T
Flyback
Ts
Duty Cycle
1/8T
H
H
6.4V
4.0V
1.6V
TDA9106
5V
HLOCKOUT
37
13
6.5V
The phase comparator of PLL2 (phase type comparator)isfollowedbyachargepumpwith±0.5mA
(typ.)outputcurrent.
The flybackinput is composed of an NPN transistor. This input must be current driven. The maximum recommanded input current is 2mA
(see Figure 14).
Figure 14 : Flyback Input Electrical Diagram
Thedutycycleis adjustablethroughI
to 60%. For Start Up safe operation, initial duty
cycle (after Power on reset) is 60% so as to avoid
too long conductionof BU transistor.
Maximumstoragetimeisabout43.75%-(Tfly/2.TH).
Ty pi c ally,Tfly/T His around20%thatmeansT smaxis
around33.75%.
II.4 - Output Section
The H-drive signal is transmitted to the output
through a shaping block ensuring Ts and I
justable duty cycle. In order to secure scanning
power part operation,the outputis inhibited in the
followingcircumstances :
-V
CC
- Xray protection activated
- During horizontalflyback
2
C bit control (voluntaryinhibitionby MCU).
-I
Theoutputstageis composedof a NPNDarlington
bipolartransistor.Boththe collectorandtheemittor
are accessible(see Figure16).
TheoutputDarlingtonisinoff-statewhenthepower
scanningtransistor is also in off-state.
The maximum output current is 20mA, and the
correspondingvoltagedropoftheoutputdarlington
is 1.1V typically.
It is evident that the power scanning transistor
cannot be directly driven by the integrated circuit.
H-DRIVE
H-DRIVE
Aninterfacehas to bedesignedbetweenthecircuit
andthepowertransistorwhichcanbe of bipolaror
MOStype.
II.5 - X-RAY Protection
The activation of the X-Ray protection is obtained
by application of a high level on the X-Ray input
(Pin15 > 8V).The consequenciesof X-Rayprotectionare :
- inhibition of H-Driveoutput
- activation of horizontalblankingoutput.
- activation of vertical blankingoutput.
The reset of this protection is obtained either by
switchoff orI2C resetby MCU(seeFigure17).
V
CC
II.6 - HorizontalDynamicFocus
TDA9106 delivers an horizontal parabola wave
formon Pin 17. This parabola is performedfrom a
sawtoothin phasewithflybackpulse.Thissawtooth
is present on Pin 16 where the horizontal focus
9106-41.EPS
capacitoris the same as C0 to obtain a controlled
amplitude(from 2 to 4.7V typically).
Symmetry(keystone)andamplitudeareI
2
Cadjustable (see Figure 18).This signal has to be connected to the CRT focusing grids and mixed with
verticaldynamicfocus.
Figure17 : SafetyFunctions Block Diagram
VCCChecking
V
CC
Ref
XRAYProtection
XRAY
VCCoffor I2C Reset
HorizontalFlyback
0.7V
I2C SFME
HorizontalFree Running Detection
VerticalFree Running Status
HorizontalUnlock
VerticalFlyback
VerticalSync
Vertical Sawtooth Retrace
Vertical Unlock
I2C Rampon/off
S
Q
R
LOGIC
BLOCK
I2C Driveon/off
HORIZONTAL
OUTPUT
INHIBITION
I2C Ramp on/off
VERTICAL
OUTPUT
INHIBITION
I2C Blanking
HORIZONTAL
BLANKING
OUTPUT
VERTICAL
BLANKING
OUTPUT
9106-42.EPS
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OPERATING DESCRIPTION (continued)
Figure18
Horizontal Flyback
Internal Trigged
Horizontal Flyback
Horizontal Focus
Cap Sawtooth
Horizontal Dynamic
Focus Parabola
Output
Moire Output
II.7 - MoireOutput
The moire output is intented to correct a beat
between horizontal video pixel period and actual
CRTpixel width.
To achieve a moire cancellation,it has to be connected to any point on the chassis controlling the
horizontalposition.Werecommendtointroducethis
“HorizontalControlledJitter”on therelativeground
Figure19 :
Moire FunctionBlockDiagram
TDA9106
4.7V
400ns
of PLL2 capacitor where this “controlled jitter” frequencytype will directly affect the horizontal position.Theamplitude of the signal is I
One point to notice is :
- in case H-Moire is not necessary in the applica-
tion, H-Moireoutput(Pin 2) can be turnedto asa
5 bits digital to analog converteroutput (0.3V to
2.2V V output voltage),
- in caseof no use in application,thispin must be
left high impedance(orresistor to ground).
2V
2V
2
C adjustable.
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Figure20 :
H-SYNC
V-SYNC
Moire Output Waveform
EVEN FRAME
H
V
MOIRE
ODD FRAME
H
V
Monostable
Ck
D
Ck
D
Rst
Q
Q
Q
Q
23
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OPERATING DESCRIPTION
(continued)
III - VERTICALPART
III.1- GeometricCorrections
Theprinciple is representedin Figure21.
Startingfrom the verticalramp, a parabolashaped
current is generated for E/W correction, dynamic
horizontal phase control correction, and vertical
dynamicFocus correction.
The base of the parabola generator is an analog
multipliertheoutput currentof which is equalto :
2
∆I=k⋅(V
OUT-VDCOUT
)
Where Vout is the vertical output ramp, typically
comprisedbetween2 and5V,Vdcoutisthevertical
DC output adjustable in the range 3.2V ≥ 3.8V in
orderto generateadissymetricparabolaif required
(keystoneadjustment).
Corner and Corner Balance corrections may be
addedto theE/W one.These are respectively3rd
and 2nd order waveforms.
In order to keep a good screen geometry for any
enduserpreferencesadjustmentwe implemented
the “geometrytracking”.
Due to large output stages voltage range (E/W,
FOCUS),thecombinationof tracking function with
maximum vertical amplitude max or min vertical
position and maximum gain on the DAC control
Figure21 :
GeometricCorrections Principle
mayleadto theoutputstagessaturation.Thismust
be avoided by limiting the output voltage by apropriate I
2
C registers values.
ForE/WpartandDynamicHorizontalphasecontrol
part, a sawtoothshaped differential current in the
followingform is generated:
∆
I’= k’⋅(V
OUT-VDCOUT
2
)
Then ∆I and ∆I’ are added together and converted
into voltage for the E/W part.
Each of the four E/W components or the two DynamicHorizontalphasecontrol onesmay be inhibited by their own I
2
C selectbit.
TheE/Wparabolais availableon Pin31bytheway
of an emitterfollowerwhich has tobe biasedbyan
externalresistor(10kΩ).Itcanbe DCcoupledwith
externalcircuitry.
The output connectionof theverticalDynamicFocus is the same as the E/W one.
This reverse parabola is available on Pin 32.
Dynamic Horizontal phase control current drives
internally the H-position, moving the Hfly position
on the Horizontalsawtoothinthe range ± 2.8%Th
both on SidePinBalanceand Parallelogram.
K5is adjustableby SidePinBalance I
K6is adjustableby ParallelogramI
Figure22 :
VerticalPart Block Diagram
)2+K6(V
OUT-VDCOUT
2
C register
2
C register
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III.4 - VerticalDynamicFocus
VFOC
=6V - 0.7 (V
OUT
OUT-VDCOUT
No adjustment is available for this part except by
|
meansof tracking.
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III.5 - VerticalSawtoothGenerator
The verticalpart generatesa fixedamplituderamp
whichcanbeaffectedbyS andC correctionshape.
Then,theamplitudeofthisrampisadjustedto drive
an externalpowerstage (see Figure 22).
The internalreferencevoltage used forthe vertical
part is available between Pin 26 and Pin 24. Its
typicalvalue is :
V
26=VREF
The charge of the external capacitor on Pin 27
)
(VCAP)generatesa fixedamplituderamp between
the internalvoltages,V
5/8 x V
REF
).
TRANSCONDUCTANCE
AMPLIFIERCHARGE CURRENT
=8V
l(Vl=VREF
/4) and VH(VH=
2
)
S/G
VSYNCIN
H/HVIN
1
33
38
SYNC
PROCESSOR
POLARITY
PARABOLA
GENERATOR
OSCILLATOR
SUB0B/6bits
EW_CENT
SUB0A/6bits
PARAL
SUB0E/6bits
DISCH.
Corner
CORNER
27
OSC
CAP
Corner Balance
SUB0C/6bits
EW_AMP
SUB09/6bits
SPB_AMP
SUB0D/6bits
31
EW_OUT
SPB_OUT
REF
25
SAMPLING
Vlow
Internal Signal to PLL2
Sawth.
Disch.
SAMP.
CAP
VERT_AMP
SUB05/7bits
S CORRECTION
VS_AMP
SUB07/6bits
COR_C
SUB08/6bits
C CORRECTION
29
VERT_OUT
32
V_FOCUS
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OPERATING DESCRIPTION (continued)
Whenthesynchronizationpulse is not present, an
internal current source sets the free running frequency.For an external capacitor, C
the typical free running frequencyis 106Hz.
Typical free running frequency can be calculated
by :
1
−
f
(Hz)=1.6e
0
5
⋅
C
OSC
A negative or positive TTL level pulse applied on
Pin33 (VSYNC) as well as a TTL composite sync
on Pin 38 or a Sync on Green signal on Pin 1 can
synchronise the ramp in the range [fmin , fmax].
This frequency range depends on the external
capacitor connected on Pin 27. A capacitor in the
range [150nF, 220nF] ± 5% is recommanded for
applicationin thefollowingrange: 50Hzto120Hz.
Typicalmaximumand minimumfrequency,at25
and without any correction (S correction or C correction),canbe calculated by :
f
= 2.5 x f0and f
(Max.)
(Min.)
= 0.33 x f
If S or C corrections are applied, these valuesare
slightyaffected.
If a synchronization pulse is applied, the internal
oscillatoris automaticalysynchronizedbutthe amplitudeis no more constant.An internalcorrection
isactivatedto adjustit in less than a half a second
: the highest point of the ramp (Pin 27) is sampled
on the sampling capacitor connected on Pin 25 at
eachclockpulseandatransconductanceamplifier
generatesthe chargecurrentof the capacitor.The
ramp amplitude becomes again constant and frequencyindependant.
Theread status register enables to have the vertical Lock-Unlock and the vertical Sync Polarity informations.
Pin 30, VFLYis the vertical flyback input used to
generate the vertical blanking signal on Pin 23. If
Vfly isnot used,(V
-0.5),at minimum,mustbe
REF
connectedto this input.
In such case, the vertical blanking output will be
activatedby the vertical sync input signal and re-
OSC
= 150nF,
o
C
0
setted by the end of vertical sawtooth discharging
pulse.
2
III.6 - I
C Control Adjustments
Then, S and C correctionshapescan be added to
this ramp. This frequency independent S and C
corrections are generated internally. Their amplitudeareadjustablebytheirrespectiveI
2
C register.
They can also be inhibitedby their Selectbit.
At the end, the amplitudeof this S and C corrected
ramp can be adjusted by the vertical ramp amplitude control register.
The adjustedrampisavailableon Pin 29 (V
OUT
)to
drive an external power stage.
The gain of this stage is typically 25%depending
on itsregistervalue.
The DC value of this ramp is kept constant in the
frequency range, for any correction applied on it.
its typical value is V
A DC voltageis available on Pin 28 (VDCOUT). It
is driven by its own I
Its value is V
So the V
of V
OUT
DCOUT
voltageis correlated with DCvalue
DCOUT
. It increasesthe accuracy when tempera-
= 7/16 ⋅ V
MID
2
C register (verticalPosition).
= 7/16⋅V
REF
.
REF
±
300mV.
ture varies.
III.7 - Basic Equations
In firstapproximation,the amplitudeof the rampon
Pin 29 (Vout)is :
V
OUT-VMID
with V
MID
=(V
= 7/16⋅V
OSC-VMID
REF
) ⋅ (1 + 0.25(V
; typically 3.5V,the middle
AMP
))
value of the ramp on Pin 27
V
OSC=V27
V
AMP
, ramp with fixedamplitude
is -1 for minimum vertical amplituderegister
value and +1 for maximum
On Pin 28 (V
), the voltage(in volts)is calcu-
DCOUT
lated by :
V
DCOUT=VMID
+0.3 (VPOS)
with VPOS equals-1 forminimum verticalposition
registervalueand +1 for maximum
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