Sony CXD2701Q Data Book

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Semiconductor
IC
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Semiconductor Integrated
1992
Circuit Data
Book
List of
Index
Description
Digital Filter 1C
A/D, D/A
Model Names/
by Usage
Converter
ADSP
(Audio
Signal
Digital
Interface IC
Digital
Processor)
Audio
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Semiconductor Integrated
1992
Circuit Data
Book
SONY,
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semiconductor
In preparation
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1. List
2. Index by
of
Model
Usage
Names
Contents
*
—
Page
•
6
*•
7
3. IC
4.
5.
6. Data
Nomenclature
Precautions for IC
Absolute
1)
Protection
2)
Mounting
3)
Quality
Sheets
Digital
1)
A/D,
2)
ADSP (Audio
3)
Digital Audio interface
4)
Application
maximum
against
method
Assurance and
Filter IC
D/A Converter
Digital
*
ratings
electrostatic
Reliability
Signal Processor)
IC
breakdown
*
•
8
10
10
11
15
17
*
23 23 75
105
•
203
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1. List
of
Model
Names
Type
CXD1160AP/AQ
CXD1211P
CXD1244S
CXD1355AQ
Page Type
107 CXD2552Q 77
205 CXD2554M/P
25
159 CXD2557M 67
CXD2555Q 94
Page
Type
CXD2560M
38 CXD2561BM
CXD2701Q 179
Page
49
85
-6-
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2. Index
by
Usage
Digital Filter
1)
IC
Type
CXD1244S
CXD2554M
CXD2554P
CXD2560M
For middle class and sophisticated
Filter length 213, 16/18-bit output. Attenuate
For
popular
16/18-bit output.
8fs,
Filter length 213, 18/20-bit
deemphasis
version,
Attenuate
4/8fs,
CXD2557M Audio data zero detection
A/D, D/A Converter
2)
Type
CXD2552Q 1-bit D/A converter
CXD2561BM 1-bit D/A converter, 3rd order
A/D-D/A converter, Built-in digital
CXD2555Q
ADSP
3)
Type
CXD1160AP
CXD1160A0 CXD1355AQ
CXD2701Q
(Audio Digital Signal Processor)
1-bit
order
2nd
Software realized various digital audio data. Double accuracv
Programmable
for surround
shaper
noise
arithmetic possible
DSP
and 8 is
Programmable DSP— Equalizer for surround
Characteristics
and Riving
realized by fixing algorithm at
coefficient
Functions
versions,
Filter length
deemphasis
output. Attenuate,
Functions
noise shaper
Fu notions
over sampling digital filter
exterior
from
57,
4/Sfs,
deemphasis
filter,
equalizer
Page
25
38
49
67
Page
77
85
94
Page
107
159
179
I
Digital Audio Interface IC
4)
Type Functions
CXD1211P
Digital
data modulation,
audio
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Transmission
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205
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Nomenclature
1)
Currently,
products.
Conventional
(1)
[Example]
New nomenclature
(2)
[Example]
3. IC
of IC product name
both
the conventional and new nomenclature systems
Nomenclature
nomenclature system
CX
2,0
Oil A
'
—
Improvement
"A" is affixed
improved.
Product number
Identities
Category number
indicates
3:dd3-
MOS IC:
—
SonyICmark
C X A 1 1 A P
Package mark
P: Plastic Dual In-line
D:
Ceramic Dual
M: Small
L: Single
Quad Flat
Q:
S: Shrink Dual In-line
N: Very
R: Very Small
Improvement
"A" is affixed
Product number
Identifies
category
Product
A ; Bipolar
B: Bipolar
D:
MOS
K: Memory, Mask
P,
Q:
L: CCD signal
Sony IC mark
mark
when
individual
the product
I.
IC:
0.
5. 7, 23, 79
Inline Package
Outline
LLeaded Package
In-line
Package
L-Leaded Package
Small
Outline Package (SSOP)
Quad
mark
when
the individual
mark
IC
digital
IC
logic
IC
Microcomputer,
processor
mixed
20. 22
in
naming
two digits.
are
specifications are partially
product
category in one or
8 :0.
Package
Package
Flat
Package
specifications are
product.
improved.
ROM
Microprocessor
IC
8-
~
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Memory
(3)
[Example] CX
nomenclature
5.4
K
6 4 A P-OOPO
— —
—
—
current
Standby
time
Access
Package mark
P : Dual
D : Ceramic
: Skinny type dual
SP
Small
M :
: Small outline J-leaded
J
Quad Fiat J-Leaded
TM : Thin YM : Thin
(Mirror image pin out)
Improvement
Improvement
partially
are
number
Product
Identifies the
category
Product
K: Memory
IC
Sony
in-line
outline package
smalt outline small outline
mark
mark is
improved.
individual product.
mark
package
Dual In-line
affixed when
mark
Package
inline package
package
package
package
package (Reverse)
(Normal)
specifications
I
Microcomputer
(4)
[Example]
Hybrid IC
(5)
[Example] S
nomenclature
CX P 5 06
nomenclature
BX 0000-00
~~
8
-QQOP
PL. -
Package
OEM
Product
Indentifies
Product
P :
Sony
Classification
Product's
Sony
-9-
mark (P,
code
number
the
category
Microcomputer
mark
IC
number
hybrid IC mark
S)
Q,
individual product.
mark
Identifies
individual product,
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Absolute
1}
The maximum
devices
are
maximum maximum
ceeded
even for
If the
maximum
device
deterioration
immediately. device
can
ably
shortened.
IC maximum
The following
for
ICs.
Maximum
(1)
(Vdd)
The
maximum
between
related to the
in
destroyed if
(2)
in
tion will
the (3)
operate
and
teristics
damaged.
at Ta
temperature
(4)
which
age material,
the
(5)
input current
other values
the power
This power
the internal
Allowable
The
maximum
IC.
Usage beyond
cause
ICs
heat
Operating
The
temperature
satisfactorily.
Even if this
some
is
For some
=
25'C
Storage
The
temperature
is
not
This
temperature
semiconductor.
Other values
The
input voltage
4,
maximum
normally
ratings".
ratings
operate,
ratings
Precautions for
ratings
ratings for
specified
The values shown in
table must never be ex-
a moment.
rating is ever
or damage will occur
Then,
the life will
even
if
maximum ratings
power supply voltage Vcc
voltage
supply
dielectric
circuit
this
voltage
power dissipation Pd
power consumption
the Allowable power
ultimate
generation.
ambient
temperature range
deterioration
noted,
ICs, the
are
not guaranteed
range.
temperature
operating.
and
lin,
may
that can
supply
pin and ground pin.
voltage
rating is directly
voltage
The transistors may
is exceeded.
destruction through
temperature
range within
in operating
the
IC is
electrical
characteristics
Tstg
range for
is restricted
intrinsic
the
Vin,
output voltage Voat.
output
current
be specified in
semiconductor
"absolute
by
exceeded,
the affected
consider-
be
are
used
be applied
of transistors
allowed
dissipa-
Topr
which
IC can
is exceeded
charac-
not always
even
storing
in
the
this
by the pack-
properties of
lout and
some ICs,
the
be
IC
IC Application
A
general example
Absolute
Main
In the circuit
ratings must
designed
situations
If this
ceeded, electrical
result.
This
gration in
Maxium
Ambient temperature
points on Circuit
design the
not
only after
among
•
Fluctuation in
•
Scattering
tics of electrical
tors,
capacitors,
•
Power dissipation
•
Ambient
•
Fluctuation
•
Abnormal
allowable
value
package
temperature
pulses
varies
Ratings.
be exceeded,
the following:
source
in the
in
input
and
types.
on the relation with
No assurance
Tstg
('Q
design.
absolute
considering
voltage
electrical
parts
(transistors,
etc.)
in circuit
signal
power
dissipation
thermal
with
amount
maximum
and
it must be
the worst
characteris-
adjustment
damage may
of IC inte-
Ta curve
resis-
is
ex-
-
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Protection
2)
electrostatic
against
breakdown
There have been problems concerning
electrostatic destruction of electronic devices
the 2nd World War.
since
related to the advancement made in
of semiconductor devices; this
development
of semiconductor
Those
are closely
the field
with
is,
the
technology,
new problems in electrostatic destruction
have arisen. This situation, perhaps, can be
understood by recalling
Electrostatic destruction is again
people's
of LSI, VLSI, and ULSI. Here are
tions
device
Factors
generation
attention
for preventing
fabrication
causing electrostatic
in manufacture process
number of dielectric materials are used
A
manufacture process.
rials with the substrate can
electricity
ductor
which
device.
Factors that can cause
truction
in the manufacture process are
the
case of
we are entering the era
as
destruction in the
such
process.
Friction of these mate-
generate static
may destroy the
electrostatic des-
MOS
our
semicon-
FET.
drawing
sugges-
shown below:
Causes of
electrostatic
semiconductor parts in manufacture
process
Input
1
semi-
conductor
resistor
capacitor
solder dipping
visual correction
in
lead cutting
sand
Parts
mounting
-
J
1
blasting
destruction
Item
•
belt conveyer
•
work
table
•
human body
•
Parts hox
•
dipping machine
•
work table
•
human
•
•
body
soldering iron
cutting machine
•
sand blasting
machine
of
soldering correction
rear side
of parts
frame
inspection and
-
-
11
1
1
mounting
assembly
.
Output
repair
•
belt conveyer
•
work table
•
human body
•
parts box
*
soldering iron
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Handling precautions for the prevention of
electrostatic
Explained below
be taken in fabrication
electrostatic
devices.
The following
©Equalize potentials
sporting or storing.
destruction
are procedures
destruction
basic
rules
of
that must
prevent
to
semiconductor
of
must be
terminals when tran-
the
obeyed.
©Equalize the potentials of the electric
device,
that may come in contact with the semi-
work
bench, and operator's
body
conductor device,
©Prepare an environment that does not
generate static electricity.
One method is keeping
the work
room
to
relative
about 50%.
Operator
Clothes
(1)
Do not use nylon,
rials which easily
For clothes, use cotton,
materials. Wear
protective clothing for static electricity
rubber
generate static
or
gloves
during
humidity in
and other mate-
electricity.
antistatic-treated
operation.
example
When
using
connect a
hand for
(3)
the semiconductor device when holding.
Limit the number of handling times to a
safety.
Handling of semiconductor device
touch
Do not
minimum. Do magazine or package
lutely necessary.
holding
of
grounding band
,
-
snap
a
wire for grounding,
copper
IMn resistance
lead.
the
not take
of
the
box
semiconductor
cotton glove
,,-groundirig wire
series near the
in
Touch the body
device
out
unless it is abso-
device
of the
of
grounding mat
\\X\X^
Grounding of
(2)
The
operator
wrist
strap
operator's
should connect the
his arm.
to
cotton
strap
gloves
-ground
Conductive gown
body
specified
DIP
:yp^
Equipment and tools
Grounding of
(1)
Ground
to be used. Check insulation beforehand
the
prevent leakage.
equipment and tools
equipments and tools
[Check point]
•
measuring instrument
•
conveyer
•
electric deburr
•
carrier
•
solder dipping
•
lead cutter
•
shelves and racks
-
12-
brush
tank
can type
that are
to
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grounding
conductive sheet
of
carrier
Transporting, storing
methods
Magazine
(1)
conductive, or
Use
magazines,
tic IC
magazine
packaging
and
antistatic-treated
plas-
Grounding
(2)
Ground the
not put
electricity,
static
table.
work
grounding
Semiconductor
(3)
Use a
Insertion of
(4)
Insert the
of work
work
table
anything
which can easily
such as foam
of work
conductive sheet
device case
conductive case,
semiconductor
semiconductor device
mounting process or on
should
of
be
the
lead
plastic
The insertion
sheet.
points of caution
Other
(5)
Take
note
removing
for
used
antistatic-treated
table
as
table
the belt
done on a
of brush
kind
chips. Use
brushes.
illustrated.
generate
styrol, on the
grounding
device
during the
conveyer.
conductive
material
metal or
wire
Do
(2)
Bag
conductive bag to store
Use a
conductive
bag
conductive bag
magazine
I
ICs.
13-
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Handling
(3)
The
strates
Do not
box,
ated.
delivery
must
use a
otherwise
delivery
of
used
box
made of
be
vinyl chloride
electricity
static
handling
of
box
for carrying
conductive
acrylic
or
delivery
will be
box
sub-
plastic.
delivery
gener-
Soldering
Soldering
(1)
Use a
and an
(DC 500V)
10MQ
energizing.
example
operation
iron
soldering iron
insulation
of solder
with a
resistance
five minutes
after
tip
iron
grounding
greater
grounding
wire
than
from
Treatment
(4)
truck
After
package
work
rack,
Handling
(5)
as
When
ally,
use
cotton
Wear
possible,
handling
sure
be
polyethylene bag.
a
handling of mounted
conductive
after vehicle
transport,
delivery
box or
for
table
of mounted
gloves when
avoid touching
mounted
to use
conductive
plastic
grounding plate
place the
box
discharging.
substrates
substrates
conductive
a
^cotton
bag
transport
magazine,
the
on
handling.
soldered
bag.
substrate
glove
grounded
far
As
faces.
individu-
not
Do
Operation
(2)
After
the
into
possible.
inserted
Correction
(3)
When
and CR parts)
device
wear cotton
sure to
Manual
(4)
Solder
hand.
Removing
(5)
not use the
Do
semiconductor
the
equivalent.
or
soider-wick
77T
77T
inserting
substrate,
Do
the
not carry
semiconductor
correcting
soldering
with wrist
semiconductor
Solder-Pult
device. Use a
solder
adjuster
voltage
voltage
output
24V
6 to
semiconductor
it as
solder
substrate with
the
device by
(semiconductor
parts
solder-dipping, be
after
gloves.
connected to
strap
when
remover
4
device
quickly as
the
car.
the
device
removing
Solder-wick
so.er pult
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Mounting
3)
Soldering and severability
Severability by JIS
(1)
JIS
specifies solderability of an
(lead) in "JIS-C7022 Test Procedure
method
IC
An abstract of this standard folfows;
flux
Rosin
must be dipped in it for
•
H63A
and
solder which been heated
for
•
Using
{%)
that
should
must
be used, and
or equivalent solder
the terminal must
5±1
seconds,
a microscope, measure
deposited with solder.
more than
be coated with
95%
device main
the
5-10
seconds.
must be used,
be dipped
230
to
the
specifies
JIS
of the total area
solder.
body
nw
for soldering warranty
Area
(2)
Soldering
terminal
A-2".
tion of the
shown in the following figure.
The tie-bar cut
terminal
in
the
i
C±5
area
warranty area for soldering
dam to
during device
end of the
exposed at the
:
dering is
C
resin is often covered with
with
area.
cut
tie-bar
prevent
restricted.
resin ;
portion
/
is warranted
terminal.
the sealing resin flowing out
fabrication; it is
process. Since the terminal
cut-off end, the
not in the soldering warranty
it is
for a specific
The warranted portion is
portion also
The
serves
cut offatthe
area
portion near the
burrs when sealing
for
as
por-
a
is
sol-
I
Resistance to soldering heat
Specification
(1)
specifies the method for
JIS
resistance to soldering
for guaranteeing the
used
against thermal stresses by
abstract
of this standard is as
•
the device terminal only
Dip
JIS
of
heat.
10±1 seconds in a solder
3±g-
for
bath of
or
350 C±10'C,
1.5 mm
260'C±5*C,
solder
tance of up to 1 to
main body.
testing
method
This
resistance
IC
soldering.
follows:
bath of
5
seconds
for a dis-
from the
the
An
once for
in
is
a
-15-
For the solder flow system
should be 260'C±5'C.
soldering
iron temperature should be
temperature
To solder
350*C±10"C.
•
Leave the
hours after dipping, then measure
device
•
Normally,
seconds at 260'C±5'C.
between the device main body
bath
device for more than two
characteristics.
the warranty is limited to 10
The
1.6 mm.
is
and solder
by
the
distance
Page 20
Resistance
(2)
to soldering heat
when
mounting infrared reflow.
When
surface
etc) are dipped
the device
orate and thermal
the pallet.
Carefully
mount devices (SOP,
directly into a solder
moisture
observe
resistance may
generate cracks in
stress
the mounting
pot,
conditions,
Recommended temperature profile when
mounting infrared
figure
below.
reflows is shown
QFP
deteri-
in the
1
20*C
'
^,
preheated
4-C/set /
3 to
50 to 300 set
part reflow
235'CnTa*
\
10 see.
part
-»
time
-
16
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5. Quality
Assurance
and
Reliability
The Concept to
There are 2
Sony
What
convincingly
Quality,
of
involves
ess. The
superior
fundamental
Semiconductors.
Customer
1,
2. Top level
comes first is the
to
Delivery, Cost
all operations
second
accomplishment.
demanded to
quality is concerned,
where
activities.
ed
effect an
this
To
assurance
ity
early stages
well into
production,
Quality
Assurance
principles
satisfaction
performance
ability to
given requirements
and
involved in
requisite is the
Here,
customer
fulfill
and
elaborate
is firmly
of research
system
established.
and
sales and
guiding
respond
in terms
Servicing.
the proc-
quest for
talent is
expectations,
pursue
of
From the
development
servicing,
This
relat-
qual-
orderly
high
of
control is
standards
applied for
Systematization and
ahead to
quality
In
plementing
ject to
aware of
are at the
their
With the
nomical,
time the most
quality is
relentless
provide
production.
respect, the force
this
the
constant
problems
the
of the
core
yield.
aim of
the most
criterion, Sony
the
urge for
program is
polishing.
gratifying
maintenance
the
improvement.
further
and
automation are
a stable output
in charge
nonetheless
Gifted people
inherent to
excellence
providing
useful
the most eco-
and at the
products
keeps
achievement.
pushed
of
of
tasks
their
reflected
where
fueling a
high
im-
sub-
well
on
same
I
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n-
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Quality assurance
system
of semiconductor
products
* L, IPQC
:
PrtCflSB Qua.
In
*2. Qai
: Quality
-
18-
14 y CaBttCl
Assurance Test
Page 23
Quality
reliability test
1)
fabrication is
and
devices at a
assurance
Quality
Establishing
reliability
criteria
assurance in
quality
essential to keep
levels of
high
"Zero-defect" (ZD)
pling
on
checks,
products
in units of
criteria and
level.
movement.
have been
that
shipping
design
in the
semiconductor
the
This is
shipping lot,
the
done by
Further
"totally-
and in
quality
the
sam-
is done
the
inspected"
ensuring no
inspection is
at
detective items.
done
STD-105D.
Reliability
2)
The reliability
confirm reliability
fabrication
final
in accordance
test is done,
level.
stage,
sampling
This
with MIL-
periodically,
thus
to
Periodic
Electrical
Life Test
Environmental
Mechanical Test
Other Tests
"These tests
Reliability
Characteristics
LTPD: Lot
These tests
also serve to
Test
selected by
are
Tolerance
and
forecast
Test
Item
Test
temperature
high
temperature
high
humidity
pressure
soldering
cycle
heat
solderability
strength
length
If
necessary,
JIS C7021 C7022
sampling
Defective
Percent
inspection
reliability at
with
cooker
heat
standard.
data
operation
and
bias
resistance
are
tests
and EIAJ S0121
useful not
are
the
high
selected
consumer
according
IC121.
only
level.
In order to
level some
tested
to
improve
to
Testing
know the
types
again.
to
up
to 1000
up
to
up
100
Japan
Standard
design and
time
initial quality
are selected and
LOOOh
h
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200
10s
cycles
Industrial
(JIS)
wafer
LTPD
10%
10% 10%
15%
15%
15% 15%
processes,
I
but
19-
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s
Reliability
High temperature
operation
High
with
High
Storage
Low
storage
High
high
High
high
Pressure
Temperature
Heat
Soldering
Solderability
Mechanical
Vibration
Constant
Free
Lead strength
(bend)
CPU")
Electrostatic
LTPD:
Test
Standards
Types of
temperature
bias
temperature
temperature
temperature
humidity
temperature and
humidity
shock
fall
Lot Tolerance Percent Defective
test Condition
and
storage
with bias
cooker
cycle
heat
resistance
shock
acceleration
strength
=
Ta
125'C, 150"C Typical
=
Ta
125C, 150'C
=
Ta
150'C
=
Ta
-65*C
=
Ta
85*C
Ta=85'C
=
Ta
121°C 100%RH
203k Fa
=
Ta
-S5C to
=
Ta
-6SC to
T
solder=260'C
T
solder=230"C (rosin
X, Y. Z
Haif part
X, Y,
10Hz to 2000Hz
Sinusoidal wave
X, Y,
2 200, 000m/
Centrifugal
Free fall from the height
plate
Device
strength
under the
RH
85%
RH
85%
+
150'C 100c
+
150'C
lS,O00m/s'
of sinusoidal
G 200m/s-
10Hz (4min)
to
vibration
acceleration
must
be designed again, when
below Standard
condition of
type flux)
wave of 0.5ms
1
based on JIS
supplying surge
=
C
Supply
voltages
Typical
Typical
of 75cm
200pF and Rs
to maple
Testing
3times for
each
16minutes for
each
lminute
for
electrostatic
voltage
=
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time LTPD
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direction
direction
each direction
3times
to each pin
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
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Flow Chart from
Development
Manufacturing
to
Sony attains
devices
them
with
sufficiently in each step
high quality and high
quality and
Product
Trial
reliability
Planning
Product
Business Planning
Planning
Examination of
Specification
Desired
Development
Acceptance of
and
Manufacturing
Large
Manufacturing
Planning
Reliability (I)
Scale
reliability of
from the initial steps
development.
of the
Review
Quality
Review
Trial
semiconductor
of
Mask,
Customer
Characteristics,
Quantity and
of
Evaluation
Function,
Schedule,
Circuit,
Characteristics,
Acceptance
products by
development and
Quality and
Cost
Wafer Process
Quality
Quality and Reliability
and Packaging
Reliability
and
designing
evaluating
Reliability
I
for Design
Evaluation
Acceptance
and Reliability (It)
Production
of Quality
Approval
Production
Shipping
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Characteristics,
Acceptance of
21
Quality and
Quality and
Reliability
Reliability for
Production
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Name
Symbol
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PIN
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IN-LINE
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SHRINK
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SMALL
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2.54mm
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(JIIMIL)
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Features
Lead
Through
Hole Lead
Through
Hole
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Through
Hole Lead
Through
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Through
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Lead
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Digital Filter IC
Page 28
1)
Digital
Filter IC
Type
CXm
9AAG.
For middle class and sophisticated versions, 4/8fs.
Filter length 213,
CXD2554M For popular version,
CXD2554P
CXD2560M
16/18-bit output.
Sfs, Filter length 213. 18/20-bit output. Attenuate,
deemphasis
Functions Page
16/18-bit
4/8fs,
Attenuate
CXD2557M Audio data zero detection
output. Attenuate deemphasis
Filter length
57,
deemphasis
25
38
49
67
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Page 29
SONY,
CXD1244S
Digital Filter for
Description
CXD1 244S is a
over sampling rate,
Features
•
Built-in 4-times/S-times sampling digital filter for 2
channels.
Ripple within 0.00001 dB
•
Attenuation
•
Noise shaping,
•
Soft muting, de-emphasis and a
functions.
Application
Compact disc
Structure
Silicon gate
Absolute Maximum
•
Supply
«
•
•
voltage
Input voltage
Storage
Allowable
Recommended
•
Supply voltage
•
Operating
•
frequency
OSC
digital filter LSI with 4-times/8
developed
within
-100dB(24.1k
Attenuator
player
CMOS IC
Ratings (Ta=25°C)
temperature
power dissipation
Operating
temperature
Conditions
for compact disc
Player
CD
).
wide variety
-0.5
Vdd
Vi -0.5
Tstg -55
Pd
Vdd 4.75 to 5.25
-10
Topr
fx 12,0 to
-times
Package
player.
of built-in
+6,5
to
to Vdd +0.5 to +150 °C
500
+60 X
to
18.5
MHz
Outline
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Diagram
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MUTE
Pin
Configuration (Top View)
GND T
testi 2
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SHIFT
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LE/WS
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TEST
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SONY,
Pin Description
No. Symbol I/O
1 GND
2
3
TEST1
ATT Attenuate data
4 SHIFT Attenuate data 5 LATCH Attenuate data
6
SOFT Soft
7 INIT
8
9
11 Vdo
10,
NC
XIN 1
12 BCK 1 BCK input
13
14 LRCK 1
15
16
17
18
19
to 22 TEST 2 to
20
23
DATA 1 Serial data
DPOL
INAF
LFS
SONY/l
NC
MUTE Turns output to
24 DPOL 25
OFST
26 OUT16/18 Output 27 28
29
30.31
32
LEWS LE output (Sony
LRCKO LRCKO output
DATAR o
GND
DATAL o
33 BCKO
34
35
APTAWS o
NS 1
36 EMP 1
37 to 40
TEST
5 to 8
—
—
1 Output data
1
2
S
4
1 Output
—
1 Test
Test pin (Normally
muting
Synchronous
CLK
Master
(+5V)
Supply
fixed
input
clock input
shift
clock input
latch
ON/OFF active
with the
again
(f=384 Fs)
input
complement)
(2's
input
to
LRCK input
"L" : non inversion "H" :
polarity
When I/O sync is missed "H"
4Fs mode
Test
Offset
Offset
ON/OFF
format
pin (Normally
polarity 'L':
ON/OFF
data word length
Rch serial data output (2's
Lch serial data output
available
specified at "L": Sony, at "H":
fixed
to L'
offset value. Active at
or
(-)
'H':
(+)
at H
Active
specified
format)/WS output
(2's
BCKO output
APT output (Sony
shaping
Noise
Deemphasis
pin (Normally fixed to L'
format)AVS
Active
/OFF
ON
ON/OFF Active at
Description
"L" levei)
"H",
at
rising
edge
is
output.
at "H" only
levei)
at
{\
complement)
complement)
output
'H'
at
'H'
level)
1":
2
B
(PS
this
of
during
1
6
format)
format)
signal.
inversion.
I'S.
2
l
S
H'.
bit at 'H': 18bit
CXD1244S
I
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Page 32
SONY,
CXCS44S
Electrical
DC
'H'
'H'
V input
V
Input leak
'H'
1'
AC
OSC
input BCK Input BCK
Input data
Input data Input LRCK
Input LRCK
Output BCK
Output
Output data
Output
Output
Output Output BCK pulse width
Output
Output daki
Output BCK
Output
Output data hold time
Output
Note) Duty defined
Characteristics
characteristics
input voltage
input
voltage (Shift,
voltage (Except
input
voltage (Shift,
voltage
output voltage
output
voltage
characteristics
Item
frequency
frequency
pulse
set up
hold time
set up
hold time
pulse width
data set up time
hold time
BCK
pulse width
data
set up time
data hold time
data set up
held
pulse width
data
set up time
signal
Rise/Fall
Item
(Except
width
time
tirre
at 1/2
Shift,
Latch) VlH
Latch)
Shift, Latch) Vil-
Latch)
time
time
time
VDD, see
Symbol
Conditions Min.
—
—
li!
VOH lo=-2mA
Vol lo- 2mA
Symbol
Fx
Fbcx
twiB
Defined at Duty
(IDS
tlDH 20
tJLRS
tILRH
twos
tODS
toon
twOB
tODS
tODH
twos
tOI::.
tODH
twoa
toos
tODB
tfl,
tf
the
Timing
Sony
8Fs.
CL=50pF
Fx=16.9MHz
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8Fs.
CL=50pF
Fx=:8.5MH2
Sony
8Fs BCK24
CL=50pF
Fx=1 6.9MHz
l
8Fs.
CL=50pF CL=50pF
Fx=1 6.9MHz
2
S output mode
2
output mode
S
—
Conditions
output mode
BCK24
output mode
Chart.
Typ. Max. Unit
Vdd
0.76
0.24
Vdd V
= 5
Vdd-0.5 V
0.4 V
Min.
12.0
40'
Typ. Min.
16.9 18.5
2.31
50
60
20
50 50
40
25 25
60
35
35
40
20
20
60
32
32
3C
V
uA
Unit
MHz
MHz
%
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
-28-
Page 33
SONYs
Timing Chart
•
Input
BCK
A
1
j
Vou/2
twia
CXD1244S
twii
_'
DATA
LRCK
Output
BCKO
DATAO
LRCKO
VooxC
VooxC
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tlOS
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tons
Vdo/2
T.Sh
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7
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Page 34
SONY.
SHIFT
ATT
CXD1244S
twiIF
tins
LATCH
Item Symbol Conditions
Shift pulse
ATT set up time ATT
Latch pulse width TwiLA
Latch set up time
Schmitt input
width Twisf
hold
time
(SHIFT,
Vt.
Vt-
characteristics
Min. Typ. Max.
0.54xVdo
0.24xVdd 2.0
U,Oi
LATCH)
3.3 0.76xVdd
0.43xVqc V
1.0
Tias
TlAH
TlLAS
Unit
V
Voo/2
V
Min.
600 ns
300 ns
600
400
500
V
Typ. Max.
/
Unit
ns
ns
ns
-30-
Page 35
SONY
Functions
Conceptual block diagram
An
outline
block
diagram of
this
LSI
is
shown
CXD1244S
below.
DPOL
6—
DPOL
I N
1. Noise
turning
NS
2.
shaping
For respective outputs FIR 1 to 3,
NS
to
register is
Soft
muting
By turning
Output
FIR1
noise shaping can be
"H"
cleared when I NIT
SOFT
4
"HTl",
to
amplitude
NS
-9-
FIR2
o
IR
EMP
SOFT/ATT figures are usually rounded off. However, by
MR.
applied.
is
at "L" or NS at "L".
data can be
smoothly muted or
S0
%
<U^
SOFT
ATT
demuted.
F1R3
OFST
J
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I
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1
-6-
LFS
QOUT
I
SOFT
3. Digital attenuator
Can attenuate
output data by means
of transfer data
-
-31
from
external microcomputer.
an
Page 36
SONY
CXD1244S
Command
1}
Attenuate data
The relationship between
and Audio output
is in
12
bit and
command and outpu!
Attenuate data Audio output
400 (H) dB 3FF (H)
3FE (H)
001 (H)
(H)
000
The attenuate value
ATT=20log
Example: Attenuate data
ATT=20log
Attenuator
2)
operation
Suppose that there are
Input data
1024
1018
1024
-0.0085
-0.017
-60.206
from 001 (H)
for 3FA (H)
pieces
ATT1>ATT3> ATT2 and that the place
If
next.
transferred
in Fig.l),the attenuation directly
of A
the value
before
carried on from the value at the
piece of attenuator data to
one
ATT2 is transferred
ATT2 is reached
of
can be
dB
dB
dB
-»
3FF (H) can
to
dB
dB=-0.051
attenuator data
of
time
another
set in 1024 steps.
shown in the chart below.
is
be obtained through the
dB
ATT1
ATT2
,
attenuator data ATT1 is
of
The value of ATT2 is reached (during the state
before.
approaches the
(during
(B or C) to approach the value
is the same as
the
value
state of B
and
ATT2. If ATT3 is transferred
of
C in Fig.1), the attenuation is
or
in
the case of softmuting.
following
ATT3
transferred first and
of
and
ATT3.
that
Transition
formula.
ATT2
from
Fig.
1
Transition
from one
attenuator value
-32-
to another
Page 37
SONY
CXD1244S
data
ATT
SHIFT
timing
,
activated
DOOGGOOOOCOGCX
11 10 9 6
LSB
L^jm^ju^nnru
Input
3}
Attenuate function can be
Transfer format is indicated as follows,
LATCH
ATT data
(1)
400(H).
When Latch
(2)
With INIT at
(3)
is
a
is
|
12 bit
at "L",
. 400
word length
ATT cannot be
(H)
means
and
ATT
of
12
7
LSB first
transferred.
data.
by
is
as
set
ATT,
bit
6
transfer ATT
Shift and
Latch.
5 4 3 2
available
data is
MSB
000(H) to
I
ATT
3
OOO
POWER
SOFT
•
transition
The
•
During attenuate
•
When ATT data
When ATT data
4. Digital
deemphasis
turning
By
Time constant
i h)
ON
from ATT1 to
operation SOFT is set
=400 (H) Noise shaping
=400 (H)
EMP
"H", deemphasis
to
de-emphasis are
of
ATT2
takes
shaping is applied
Noise
place in soft
to either ON
is not
can be
ti=50us and
muting operation.
OFF, it turns back to the
or
applied regardless
regardless of
applied by
w=15hs
means of
at
-33-
of
NS ON or
NS ON or OFF.
IIR
f
.44.1kHz.
s
filter,
original
OFF.
ATT
data.
Page 38
SONY
CXD1244S
Offset
6.
Offset
Pos/Neg
OFST
L L
H
H
H H
Muting
can be
selection
applied to
OPOL
X
X
H H
L L
of the
OUT
the output data
offset value
L
H
L
H
L
H
By turning MUTE to "H" or INIT to
offset is output. When INIT is at "L".
the
7.
Data polarity
Inversion and non
When DPOL
when DPOL
6. I/O synchronizing circuit
Principle
1)
window
A
the rising edge {LRCK
supply is
processing
turned
LRCKf the processing is
system and this LSI is
Resynchronization
2)
Even when
window, the sync
this effect it is necessary
operation is
inversion of the output data
is
is at "L",
featuring 10
on, should
in timing
LRCKf
executed
non inversion,
at "H",
inversion.
internal system clocks (XIN/2)
of
)
f
the center
with
started.
established.
means of
by
is inside the
miss with the
may
to
with the
center of the window.
Moreover, when
sync falls out
the
by means
possible as
is
16,-18
Offset
value
0000(H)
00000 (H)
02AA (H)
02AA8 (H)
FD55 (H)
(H)
FD554
output can be
the
"L"
data
is input
LRCK that is input, has
of
be out
LRCK_-
of the
Through this operation
INIT
window
mingling of
resync, without fault,
apply
INSTf timing. Sync,
of the
the
window. Synchronously
but
window. INAF output
of OFST and OPOL.
indicated
be selected by
can
entered
window the
in the following chart.
Then,
muted.
LSI.
this
to
means
set. The sync circuit
is
the window
sync
circuit stops
synchronization
with
offset value set at
the
DPOL.
of
observes
not. When the
or
the
appearance of
the
between
located close to one of the 2 edges
external noise or
after supply
circuit is
other
initialized
turns
Re sync
turned on. ReSync
is
LRCK is located
and
to "H" level.
whether
power
internal
the next
the exterior
of the
operation. To
in
the
Non synchronous MUTE
3)
When INAF is
at
H, data is output
regardless
34-
of offset
ON/OFF,
Page 39
SONY
CXD1244S
9. Output format
The
output
format
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pin)
pin)
signal
SOFT, MUTE.
above
DATAL. DATAR.
above indicated
10.
1)
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(Control
"gOTJV'lZS
LEFS
OUT16/18
(Output
LRCKO
BCKO
DATAL
DATAR
APT/WS
LEWS
I/O
Input
DPOL,
The
Output
LRCKO.
The
of this LSI
SONY
V
no effect
At
8LRCK
24BCK DATAL
DATAR
APT
LE
timing
latch
indicated input
output
will
OFST,
can be
8Fs
OPOL,
signals
APT.WS.
signals
selected as
l-S
•H'
L'
no effect
4LRCK
i 16BCK
Staggered
I
DATA
WS WS
SONY/I'S,
1N1T.
latched
are
LEWS
are iatched by
by
shown
MIX data
means
means of
chart
in the
4Fs
2
l
S
«-
*-
»
V
t-
LFS, OUT16/18,
of internal
internal
below.
MS, EMP
clocks
clocks
equivalent
equivalent
to LRCK.
BCKO.
to
I
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SONY:
CXD1244S
characteristics
Filter
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-0.2000
£
1
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0.0002
— 0.0001
m
8 o.oooo
i
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00
(for 4Fs)
Frequency
1
5
Ripple
5.0
characteristics
1
10.0
{KHz)
Frequency
characteristics
10.0 15.0
(KHz)
Frequency
Attenuate
15
20 0.0
i_^~-~~
,
20.0
characteristics
Filter
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m
-0.2000
1
0.0001
s
0.0000
1 :
1
-0.0001
°"
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(for
Frequency
s.c io.o
Frequency
Ripple
5.0
Frequency
Attenuate
8Fs)
characteristics
is.o
(KHz)
characteristics
10
15.0
(KHz)
I
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100,0
132.3
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176.4 364,6
(KHz)
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44.1 a8.2
0.0
Frequency
(KHz)
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SONY*
9
CXD2554M/P
Digital
Description
The
oversampling
player.
Features
• A
• Filter
Ripple: ±0.1
Attenuation:
«
De-emphasis function
•
Attenuating
•
Dig
•
I/O format
Input:
Output: 2's complement MSB first
Applications
Compact
Structure
Silicon
Absolute Maximum
•
Supply voltage
• Input
•
Allowable
•
Storage
Filter for
CXD2554M/P
4-
and 8-times
characteristics
of
ital
f
set f
2's complement MSB first
(16-
disc player
gate
voltage
power dissipation
temperature
is a
digital filter
digital filter
or less
5 dB
-40
dB or less
function (Buirt-in
nctio n
u
or
18-bit slot selectable)
CMOS
IC
Ratings
4-
LSI
CD
8-times
and
for
compact
a
noise shaper)
1st
(serial)
= -20
(Ta
Vcc
Vi -0.5
Pc 500
Tstg
(serial)
to +75X)
-0.5
-55
disc
to +6.5 to Voo
to +150
+0.5
V
v
mW (Ta
CXD2554M 24
CXD2554P
1
8 pin DIP
40
:
=
75
C;
pin
SOP
(Plastic)
(Plastic)
Recommended
•
Supply voltage
•
Operating
•
OSC frequency fx
Operating
temperature
Conditions
Voo
Topr -20
4.5
10
to to to 20
5.5
+75
-
38
V
"C
MHz (Duty 50
±10%)
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SONY
CXD2554M
Block Diagram
CXD2554M/P
I
Configuration
Pin
test[T
8fs/4tt (~i~
Xour
d
<NC)[J£
V00
lNClfi~
BCKfi"
QcT
DATA
lrckQT
wrffTz
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23~|
LRCKO
OATAL
221
OATAR
IT]
(NO2C
vss
jg]
7a] [no
(no
77]
"^sIbcko
ATT
7?]
SHIFT
7T|
LATCH
TJ]
Page 44
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CXD2554P
Block
Diagram
COEFFICIENT
ROM
)[
CXD26&4WF
^C
RAM
FOR
* C
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Pin
Configuration
i
—
@®
RAM FOP
3RD FIR
RAM
11TH FIR
BUFFER RAM
: x
h
swrTC--*
I
—S-e
TEST[T
8fs/4fs[7
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in[T
x
vdd[T
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DATA
FOR
OFFSET
|
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FRACTION
LATCH
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SLOT
DATAL
RAM
FOR
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LATCH
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SONY
Description
Pin
Pin
No.
CXD2554P CXD2554M
1 1 TEST I
2
3
4 4 5 6 Vdd
6
7 10 8 11 LHCK 1 LRCK
9
10
11 14
12 15
13
14 19
15
16 22 DATAL
17
18
-
2
3
9
12 'NIT
13
16
21
23 LRCKO LRCK output 24
5, 7,
8,
17,
18,
Symbol
8fs /4fe
XOUT
XIN I
BCK 1 BCK
DATA
LATCH
SHIFT
ATT 1
BCKO
(GND)
Vss
DATAR
SLOT
<NC)
20
(+5
3.
by
Description
level
FT:
8fe V.
-
(f
=
V)
rising
in
384fs)
384fs)
edge
WO
pin. Fixed at 'L'
Test
I To specify
Master clock output
Mastef
-
Power supply
1 Serial data input (2's complement)
1 Re-
Latcti
1
1 Shift clock input
Attenuate
FIR
clock input (f
input
input
synchronized
clock input
data input
o BCK output
-
1 To specify output
-
supply
Powet
4fs mode: 8fs mode:
4fs
mode:
output
mode: LCH
8fs
connection
No
(C
WCK
RCH serial
LCH
!
complement)
s
(2
v)
output
data output
RCH time division serial data
and
serial
data output (2's
*H':
slot.
18-bit slot
CXD2554M.P
normal operation mode.
4fs
of this signal
(2's complement)
complement)
16-bit slot
V:
I
*
TEST, 8fs /4fs
and SLOT
pins:
Pull down resistance
-4]
-
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—
SONY
Electrical Characteristics
DC characteristics (Voa
Pin item
All
inputs
except
Note 1
Note
TEST,
8fs
,<4fs,
SLOT
XIN Input leak current 2 llLK2
BCKO,
DATAR,
DATAL,
LRCKO
Note Note
AC
characteristics
Oscillation frequency
input Input BCK
Input Input Input LRCK Input LRCK
Output BCKO pulse width Output data set-up time
Output data hold time
Program
Latch
Rise
Fall time (SHIFT, LATCH)
Set-up
Hold time
Interval
Input capacitance ClN
XIN
"H" input
"L" input voltage Vl
Input leak current
2
Pull down
"L" input
"H" output voltage VOH Id
"L" output
Consumption current Idd
8fs
TEST,
1)
2) BCK,
time
DATA.
Item Symbol Condition Min. Typ. Max.
frequency
BCK
pulse
data set-up
hold time
data
set-up
hoid time
input
input pulse
base
(SHIFT, LATCH)
time
(ATT)
(ATT)
=
4.5 to ,5.5 V.
voltage
1
resistance
leak current
voltage
/W, BCK. DATA,
LRCK, (NTT. LATCH,
=
(Vdd
4.5
to
width
time
time
time
width
Symbol
5.5
tsET
Ta
= -20
+75=C)
to
Condition
Mi i
-
is
Voo/ov
:
C)
MHz
pF
0.7fi V:i
- -
- -
- -
- -
-
ATT, SLOT
10 16.9344
100
20 20 50
50
40
25 25
250
500
500
500
1000
VlH
-
-
IlLXI
Rpd 7.5 15
IlL
Vo.
LRCK.
V.
fx
tWIB
Ids
ton
t«-BS
H-i
tl
twos
foDS
toDH
tPR
tWIT
tr
b
tHOLD
tlNT
Vi
Vdd/OV
=
V
ov
=
Vi
Vdd/OV
= -4
=
4
b
When
no load
placed Vi
=
fx
16,9344 MHz
MT LATCH, SHIFT,
SHIFT, ATT
=
-20
Ta
=
16.9344
fx
C1=50
=
fx
16.9344 MHz
to
8*8
mA Vod-0.5
mA
=
+75
Typ. Max.
3
5
- -
0.24 V.
±5
30
5
-
±20
-
0.4
40
20
4.0
-
—
-
-
-
200
200
CXD255UM/P
Unit
pF
V
.-
HA
ko
MA
V
mA
Unit
MHz
ns
ns
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-
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SONY
Timing Chart
Audio
input
CXD2554M/P
BCK
DATA
LRCK
Audio
output
BCKO
L
DATA
t
^DATA R
LRCK O
Program input
SHIFT
1st-
10%
A
f
-t
tlDS
/
tODS
•
I
tHOLO
90% gov
tPR
tWIB
A
tlDK
*
m
XZZ3C
tlLRS .
4-
twlB
-tso%
\
X
tlLBH
3(
twOB
~~^m
tWOB
.r
\
•
low
A
A.
tt
X
-J
x
y-o%
/
isr*r
MSB
"
\
LSB
JK
LATCH
43
VlOtt 10n|
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SONY
Description of Functions
A.
B,
muting
Soft
The soft
(CD: fs
Digital attenuator
Output data
mute
function mutes or demutes output data
=
44.1 kHz).
can
be attenuated by use
ATT data comprises 8 bits. Bit
constitute attenuator
Command input
(1)
The attenuator data is in 7 bits,
between a command and output
data.
and
Dr is
audio output
on the
of data
the
allowing
is
transferred from an external micro computer. The
de-emphasis control bit,
digital
selection of
127 different
shown in the following table.
basis of
muting
a
whereas bits
settings.
time of
1024/fs
Ds through Da
The relation
CXDS554IAP
Attenuator
DetO
data
Do
Audio output
7F« dB
7E-!
to
OTihi
00;h;
An attenuator value between 01™ and 7E:h. can be calculated by
ATT .
Example)
ATT
synchronizing
C, I/O
Theory of operation
1)
tag
29
(*Pfif*
Suppose that attenuator
=
20 log
fl||l dB
circuit
The synchronizing
whether the
the LRCK
holds
next LRCK
the phases
Re
-synchronization
2)
if
the LRCK
could cause de-synchronization during operation of the IC (particularly
of
the
For this reason, re-synchronization must always be achieved after the turned on. The operation for re-synchronization is performed at the time
operation initializes
achieves re
differentiated
is
f
the CK2
out of the window
at the
arrives.
f
of serial input
in the window when
is
f
window).
-synchronization, thereby
-0.13
dB
to
-42.144dB
—
OO
)dB
data is 7A.
=
-0.417
dB
opens a window for six internal system clocks,
circuit
signal
time
This operation synchronizes an external system
data.
INIT
by
synchronizing
the
the
of
when
is in
it
the
the
circuit
positioning
LRCK
rise of
the power supply is turned
center of the
(LRCKf) that may
window,
power supply is turned on,
to cause a temporary
the LRCK
and lets
in the center
f
following equation.
the
CK2 (fx/4), to monitor
be input exists in it: If
on, the synchronizing circuit
start as soon as the
it
and this IC, and lines up
fluctuation of LRCK
a
when it is
power
the INIT rises.
de-synchronization
at either ero
supply has been
window.
of the
Tie
and then
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SONY
CXD2S54M.P
Attenuator operation
Suppose
relations are ATT1
If ATT2 is
attenuation directly
is
the
another is the same
E. Input data
that there are three pieces
reached
time (B or
>ATT3>ATT2. Assume
transferred before
approaches the
(during
Fig. 1
timing
state of B or C
the
approach the value of ATT3,
C) to
ATT
as
Transition
in
Xi»XeHXo*X
the
from
of
value
the
value
of soft muting.
case
attenuator value to
one
*XD«XD9XcwX07
attenuator data,
that ATT1
of ATT1 is
of
in Fig,
reached (during
If ATT3
ATT2.
the attenuation is
1),
Transition from
ATT1, ATT2
is transferred
is
another
ATT3
and
followed
first,
the state of
transferred before the value
carried on
one piece of
that
and
ATT2.
by
A in Fig.
from the value at
attenuator data to
their
1),
of
the
ATT2
I
ATT data is
©
ATT data
©
F. About
After INIT is
D:- :
Dc to De:
IFfiT pin Is
»"
irLTirjiTLnnj
uATCH
Fig.
Timing of
2
configured
Digital de-emphasis
H: Emphasis ON
Emphasis OFF
L:
Note
Attenuator
}
the
,
f
on the
emphasis
that
data
counters and
ATT, SHIFT
LSB first basis.
control bit
time constants
registers for the
-45
LATCH
and
are
attenuators
IT
ti
=
50 (is
in the IC
and
=
x»
are
15
set at
fis
at fs
7F,h
=
.
44.1
kHz.
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:
SONY
Digital offset
G.
An offset value
02AA0;hj in
and
In the muting mode, this offset
timing
I/O
<INPUT>
DATA
LRCK
<4fs mode outputs
BAT*
16-bit
slot mode
1 B-bit slot
DATAR
(WCKO)
a:<:
mode
is
added to
the IB-bit
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tfie digital
slot mode.
value
:
: :
:::
i3S®G©E©SSi
filter
triggers muting.
The value is 02AA:(-;
output.
3®©0®®s®®s®§®®@®c:::
=
T
1/fs
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16
in
the
-bit slot
: : :
:
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mode
: :
UtCKO
<8fs
mode ouipul>
DATAL
slot
'16-bit
18-bit slot
DATAR
1 6-bit slot mode
18-bit slot mode
bo<o
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mode
mode
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CXD255*M/P
Operation In
DATA-
LRO,BC«
D4T4-0UT
Note) To
Filter
0.400
o.coo
-0.400
initialize first turn on
input at
Characteristics
Frequency Characteristics
RESPONSE (dB)
POWER ON/OFF
^S*"^
1
VI
INIT
Note)
IN
.^SMS
12 CKs to XIN.
least
mBlscx
i
RJUI
3'
0"
power. After
state
Bringing
Quadrupled
1
(Pass
Der't
_^^^=
rj»n-r CCfl
~I----^
Vod reaches
INIT "H" completes
oversampling
band)
W*
25.0
=
—
__.
—
~~
—
—
4,5V
Frequency
RESPONSE MB)
OFT
1
__
_
and
mode
'a'
-J
the IC stabalizes
initialization.
Characteristics 2 (Stop band)
(Voo
levels
off),
-0.800
-1-200
0.400
o.ooo
0.400
-0.800
1.200
0.0 5,0
Frequency
RESPONSE MB)
0.0
tO.O
FREQUENCY
Octupled oversampling
Characteristics 1 (Pass
5.0 (0.0
FREQUENCY
15.0
(KHil
band)
*^~X_/>
15.0 200
(KHi)
20.0
mode
Frequency
RESPONSE
25.0
0,0
-25.0
-50.0
HffiiraflF
-75.0
o.o
47
Characteristics
MB)
ioo.o
100,0
150.0
FREQUENCY
(Stop
2
200.0
(KHi)
band)
p=*
H
200.0 300.0 400.0
FREQUENCY (KHi)
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SONY
Package Outline Unit: mm
CXD2S54WF
CXD2554M
24
a
Hf
24
16.0
pin SOP
±5.3
(Plastic) 450
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11
1
0.3
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5
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pin DIP (Plastic) 300 mil
12
mil
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SONY.
CXD2560M
Digital
Description
CXD2560M is an
The
filter
dual
noise
controls.
LSI
filters
shaper,
digital audio
for
for both left
Features
•
•
•
8-times
Built-in
channels.
characteristics
Filter
±
Hippie:
Attenuation:
Noise
shaper,
de-emphasis
format
I/O
Input : 2's
(16-bit or 18-bit slot
2"s
Output:
(18-bit or 20- bit slot
0.00001dB or less (Oto
Applications
DAT,
CD,
Structure
Siiicon-gate
Filter for Audio
8-times
applications.
right
and
attenuator,
-lOOdB
functions
complement
complement
BS tuner, and
soft-muting, and
oversampling
or less (24.1
attenuator,
MSB/LSB
selectable)
MSB/LSB
selectable)
digital
CMOS IC
Applications
oversampling
It features
channels
digital filters for both
20k)
k to)
sort-muting and
first
first (serial)
amplifiers
digital
built-in
as well as a
de-emphasis
(serial)
Absolute
•
Supply voltage
•
Input voltage
•
Allowable
i
Storage te mpe rat u re
Maximum
power
Recommended
•
Supply vottage
•
Operating
•
OSC
Block
temperature
frequency
Diagram
Ratings
Vod
VI
dissipation
Pd
Tstg
Operating
Vdd
Topr
fx
=
(Ta
25 °C
-0.3
+7.0
to
-0.3
Voo+0.3
to
500
(Ta=+75
50 to +1 50 *C
Conditions
4.75 to 5.25
-20 to
+75
1
to 27 MHz
5
mW
°C
V
)
I
V
t;
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SONY
)
Pin Configuration
(Mini-fiat
SYSM
ATT
SHIFT
LATCH
CTL{
BCKI
DATA!
LRCKK
TEST(
package)
Vss
INIT
Vss
'2)
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1
Pin Description
Pin
No.
Symbol I/O
1 Vss Power supply (0V)
2 SYSM
3 ATT
4
SHIFT
5 LATCH
6 CTL
7 INtT 8 BCKI BCK input
DATAI
9
10 LRCKI
11 TEST
12 Vss
13 128 Fs
14 INVI 1
15 INVO
16 INV02
17
MCLK 1 Master clock
18 Voo 19 BCKO
20 DL
21
DR
22 LRCKO
23 FLGL
2.4
FLGR R-channel
1 System mute input. "H":
When
1
When CTL
1
When
Fixed internally at "L" level. "H":
Re-synchronized
Data input
1
LRCK input
1 Test pin. Fixed at "L" level in normal
Power supply (OV)
1
Fs
28
Inverter
Inverter
Inverter
—
Power supply (+5V)
BCK output
L-
channel
'
R-channel data output
LRCK output
L-channel zero muting (lag
Top
View
CTL
CTL
ATT
"L":
"L": shift clock input.
latch clock input.
"L":
by
clock output
input
output
(INVi)
output (IFJVS)
input
(f=51 2Fs)
data output
zero muting
©FLGR
©FLGL
©LRCKO
@DR @DL
©BCKO
@VDO
©MCLK
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FLGL
input CTL
data
rising
edge of this signal
output
flag output
Description
and FLGR outputs active.
"H": EMP
"H":
CTL
CTL "H":
direct
operation mode.
input
FS32
FS48
mode.
input.
input.
input.
"L": serial transfer mode.
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Electrical
DC
,:
:,
H
"L" input
"L" input
"H" input
"H* input
Input
"H"
"L"
Power supply
AC
Master clock input Master CK
Characteristics
Characteristics
Item Symbol
voltage VlH
inpul
voltage
current IlL
leak
current
leak
current
capacitance ClN
output voltage VOH
voltage Vol
output
current
Characteristics
Item
frequency Imclk
width tWMK
pulse
VlL
llH
Ice
BCKI frequency BCKI pulse
DATAI set-up
width
time
DATA hold time
LRCKI LRCKI hold time turn
ATT set-up ATT hold
LATCH effective
SHIFT pulse width
LATCH "L"
time
set-up
time
time
time
Interval width tWLA
(Voo=
Condition Min.
inputs
All
All inputs. Vin=OV ±5
CTL. all pins except
pin
CTL,
All outputs All outputs, lo=-2mA All outputs, lo=+2mA
6 only, Vin=Vdo 80
Vin=Vdd ±5
6,
(Vdd=4.75 to 5.25V, Ta=-20 to +75
Symbol Condition
to
0.8VDD
Vdd-0.5
Min. Typ.
5.25V. Ta=-20 to
4.75
-
h75
Typ.
Max,
0.2VDD
200 530
5
Max.
15 27 MHz
18.5
facKi
tWBI
tcis
tDIH
turn
100
20 20 50
3.5 MHz
50
fMCLK
20
20
100
+20
Uts
Uth
tSLE
t«VSF
CTL="L"
GND=0V)
°C
,
Unit
10
Vod
0.4
60 niA
GND=0V)
,
X:
Unit
ns
ns
V
uA
PF
V
I
remover
SHIFT
delay time
Data
Inverter delay time
Inverter delay
time
time tlSR
tepo
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tiPD2 INV02
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DL, DR, LRCKO
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30
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SONY
CXD2560M
Input/Output
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BCKI
DATAI
LRCKI
ATT
SHIFT
L^TCH
Timing
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SONY
Description
Conceptual
(1 )
The
oversampling
IN
Operating
(2)
The
the
Bit-1 is
conceptual
operation
following
of Functions
block chart
block
operation.
FIR1
mode setting
mode is set
format.
set to
always
diagram
FIR2
"0".
for
between
LSI is shown
this
CTL
ATT,
ATT
MODE
II
SHIFT, or
SHIFT
7*
LATCH
below.
LATCH
Cascading
T
ATT
transferring
by
F1R1,
of
FIR3
mode data.
cxruiisou
—6
8-times
OUT
and
2.
produces
3
CFST
I
Mode
data format
is
in
bit-2
When
when set
When
att
shift
.atch
to
LATCH
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LRjimrniuiiuiiiJirLniirLr
"0"
attenuate mode
is
"1"
system
is "L" data
mode is set.
cannot
is set;
transferred.
be
u
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SONY CXD256W
Attenuate Mode
(3)
This mode is used to set either
attenuate or de-emphasis mode.
Mode flag Function
1 MODE1
2 MODE2 Mode switch 3 EMP De- emphasis 4
MUTE
5 ATT1 Attenuate
6 ATT2 Attenuate 7 ATT3 Attenuate 8 ATT4
9
ATT5 Attenuate data
10
ATT6 Attenuate data
11 ATT7
12 ATT8 Attenuate 13
ATT9 Attenuate
14 ATT10
15 ATT11 16 ATT12
When the IN IT
the
internal
pin is "L"
resistor.
Mode switch
Output zero data
Attenuate data
Attenuate data
Attenuate data
Attenuate data
Attenuate data (LSB)
MODE1
data (MSB)
data
data
data
data
MODE2.
,
Test mode Normal
System mode Attenuate
ON
ON OFF
EMP. and MUTE are
"H" L"
mode
OFF
re-set
to °L". Setting LATCH
mode
pin to "L",
enables
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Attenuator
(j)
ATT data is a
400H {1
12bits information
ATT data is set to 400H
.0).
ATT data
(output amplitude)
transferred by bit-5 (MSB)
I NIT going
by
"L".
through
(LSB). The size is QOOH
bit-
16
CXD2580M
(0.0)
to
transfer
QOOH
The soft
before the ATT data. (Chart
Take
ATT2. Assume that ATT1 is
is
transferred before the ATT2 value is
value
to
mute function is performed when ATT data is
above
ATT
data
1.0
case of three attenuator data, ATT1 , ATT2 and
the
reached (during state A shown in
attained
another is the same as in the case
state
at
transferred first, followed by ATT2. If ATT2 is
C to approach the value of ATT3. The
state
B or
ATT data= 4D0H System mode
System mode
*400H case, noise
shaping
transfer
4O0H
000H. De-muting is performed by transferring 400H
is for the case of 400H.)
\a
CATT1)
X
\l
the figure),
attained (during
of soft
NS="High": Noise shaping OFF
NS="Low":
can operate whether or not NS is on or off.
attenuation
muting,
Noise
CATT3)
\
*-
CATT2)
ATT3 and when their relations are ATT1 > ATT3 >
directly approaches the
state B or state
shaping ON
-
T
1 024/Fs
transferred
the attenuation proceeds from the
C,
transition
before the
value
from one attenuator
(S)
ATT1
of ATT2. If ATT3 is
I
value
datum
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SONY
CX02G60M
Command input and
Attenuator data consists of 1 2-bit, thus
and output
is shown in the chart below.
Attenuator
400(H)
3FF (H)
3FE(H>
to
001 (H)
audio output
data Audio output
-0.0085dB
-0,01
-60.206dB
000 |H}
attenuator value between 001 (H) and
An
De-emphasis
@
ATT=20log
Example: Suppose the attenuator data is 3FA (H).
ATT=20log
I input data \
1024
V
'
'
1018
dB=-0.051dB
J
1024/
V
De-emphasis can be set by two methods
data, or direct input pin.
"H": direct input method
CTL
"L": serial transfer
•
Serial transfer of mode data
Emphasis ON/OFF is performed by the attenuator mode EMP
Fs32 Fs48
L":
ON
OFF
mode Fs
System
32k 44.1k 48k
H L
H
EMP: "H":
Fs Selection
~~~~~~^^
OdB
7dB
to
-00
dB
1
(CTL:
there are 1
"L")
32 and
Fs
L
3FF
which
Fs 48.
,024 various settings. The
(H) can
calculated by the following equation.
be
selected by the CTL pin: by a serial transfer of mode
are
L
relationship
between command
H
•
input
Direct
(CTL: "H")
Emphasis ON/OFF is performed at the ATT
ATT: "H": ON
"L": OFF
Fs Selection Performed at
""""""---^^
32k 44.1k
SHIFT, LATCH
SHIFT H
LATCH H L H
Mute
Output is muted
when MUTE
is raised
pin,
pin
Fs
48k
L
"H",
L
In this case the output is zero
-
56-
data.
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SONY
System mode
(4)
mode sets the I/O
This
data
offset, and so forth.
format,
CXC256CM
Mode flag
1 MODE1
MODE2
2
IFOBM
3 4 IBIT
OFORM
5
OBIT
6
OFST
7
TEST1
8
TEST2
9
10 NS
MT1
11
MT2
12
FS32
13
|
14
FS48
SYNC
15
STAT
16
the IN
When
LATCH
Setting
pin is
IT
pin to "L",
Mode
Mode
Input
Input
Output
Output
Append
Test mode
Test
Noise
Zero Zero
Selects
I/O
Stop
all the
*L*
Function
switch
switch
data format
data
data
data word length
offset
mode
shaping
data
muting
de-emphasis Fs
synchronize
output
above are reset
enables
length 18-bit
word
format
setting
setting
detect time
polarity
flag
clock
internal
the
to "L".
resistor.
mode
Test
Syste
LSB first
LSB first
20-bit
ON
OFF
Bums
sets
"H"
FS32
FS48
"H"
m mod e
During normal use, During normal use,
mute V
32K
H L H L
Normal
nuatemode
Atte
first
MSB
16-bit
MSB first
18-bit
OFF
fixed at "L"
fixed at "L"
ON
300ms
sets mute
44.1
v
mode
K 48K
L
I
H
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SONY
Input
data
©
The input data format is set by
I
@
n
The input data word
Output
®
The output data
Output
@
The
Offset
©
When
Zero data
©
The input
format
1FORM: "H":
*L"
put d ata
word
length
IBIT:
"H": 18-bit
16-bit
V:
data
format
format
OFORM
output data word length
OBIT: "H":
:"H": LSB first
"L" : MSB first
data word length
20-bit
18-bit
V:
OFST is raised
OBIT: "H":
MT1:
02AAA (H)
"L" : 02AA8 (H)
detect time
data's zero detect
"H": 60ms
:
V
300ms
LSB
first
: MSB first
length
is set by IBIT,
is set by OFORM.
is set by OBIT
"H", output data
time
IFORM.
is set by
will have
MT1
an offset value
. (Refer to the
appended
section
on
depending
zero
(5}
on how OBIT
detect
functions for
CXD2560M
is set.
details
)
Zero muting flag
©
The zero
for
details.)
muting flag
MT2:
"H" : zero mute flag
"L"
:
polarity
(FLGL,
zero mute flag
FLGR) polarity
is
active when raised
is active when
is
set by MT2.
pulled
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"H".
"L".
(Refer
to the section
on
(6)
muting
circuit functions
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SONY
Input/Output
(D
synchronization
When SYNC goes "H", I/O
Example with SYNC flag
LATCH
SYNC
Internal LRCK
Output
®
When
data
Example
LATCH
STAT
~LT
-T
CFs)
Transferred
®
clock stop
the STAT
(DL, DH) are pulled "L".
with STAT flag raised "H".
~LT
J
synchronization is reset.
raised "H".
h
from
Internal LRCK
uCOM to
signal is raised "H". the
SYNC
"H"
3 cycle
internal
_r~L_r~L
\
synchronization
I/O
C$
reset
cycle output clock
3
LRCK
From here
®
returns to "L\
(LRCKO, BCKO)
the
SYNC
and the output
-flag
I
I- jT^L
Internal LRC<
Transferred
—
from
I
I
Mode settings are not
determined
by the final data transferred.
h
uCOM to
STAT "H".
limited to
i n f
LRCK
Internal
@
cycle section.
LRCKO. BCKO,
and DR
DL
nulled
"L".
SYNC and STAT,
-59-
3
are
Whether
From
here the STAT {lag
®
returns
to "L".
Attenuate mode or System mode is active, is
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SONY
Zero detect function
(5)
Operation
Q)
The input data controls the operation of
zero mute flag (FLGL, FLGR)
*
Note 1 : See section on System mode
**
Zero detect method
©
The zero
Note
2:
See section on
data detect
and DC conditions are present, zero detect occurs.
**
Mute circuit
(6)
section
consists of a low-level detect and a DC detect section. When both
is
active.
zero detection
zero data detect period.
(6)
control.
and when continuing for zero data detect time
Low-level
•
,
Input data
CIS-bit example)
MSB _SQ
1
The low-level detect section senses The
DC detect section senses the input data doesn't change.
When 16-bit data is input.
When 18-bit data is input,
Mute circuit operation
(6)
Zero
(D
mute flag (FLGL,
The zero mute flag operations according
operation.
F
(CXD2560VI)
FLGR) operation
2|3|4 e
Low-level
Zero data
whether the input
detection
DC
detection section
DC
"v
DAC
FLGL,
Mute flag block i
,'
-.
8
delect section
detect
section consists
10
section structure
data's first 14-bit are ALLO or ALL1.
consists
to the block diagram below. The mute circuit
~-
3
i?
1
14|15
j
of bit- 15 and bit-16.
bit-1
of
5 through bit-18.
Mute
CTCuit
1
1
|l7|l8|
16
DC detect
section
FLGR
Jiagram
controls
this
on
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Zero
(2)
As
and
Zero
@
•
•
•
muting
shown
INIT
mute
The
When When
of system
DATAI
zero
the
the MUTE ON
flag construction
in zero mute flag
mute
o-
Intamal MUTE O-
Intemal
flag operation
mute llag is active
signal goes
SYSM
function
block
(SYSM)
MT1
Zero
detection
SYSM
INIT
Zero
diagram,
zero mute
and attenuate
When signal
'hf, 2ero detect >s
activated.
o-
O-
mute
during the zero
the zero mute
"H",
Attenuate mode
in
soes
Hag
mode.
block
detect
flag is made
is
-flag is active by
MT2
diagram
cycle.
active.
used, the zero
not only zero
F.GL a-
flag becomes
mute
=LGR
detect
but
active.
aiso
MUTE
•
re-synchronization
INIT
zero
The
(lag is
(Fs=44.1k).
LATCH
Zero mute
mute flag is
active. Also,
INIT
Internal
FLGL
mute flag
Zero
FLGL.
FLGR
FLGR
output
flag
(MUTE OFF
during INIT
active
INIT is raised "H"
after
INIT
_r
^C
output timing
1
Max
1/64F
timing
operates
re-synchronization.
X*
Active
J
t
ve
the MUTE ON
for
in the
the
(zero)
INIT
for
same way.)
INIT
When
signal is
held
-FT
JCZ
re-synchronize
function.
is pulled "L" the
active for
+
<,d<
8Fl
cycle
zero
approximately
+
ll~
SFs-
I
mute
100ms
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I/O
synchronization
(7)
Theory of operation
(D
The synchronizing circuit
whether the
is out of
_f
is in
the
synchronizes
circuit
opens a window for eight
differentiated
the
window when the
center of the window,
both an external
signal of the
rise of
LRCKI (LRCKI
power supply is turned
and lets it start as
system and this
LSI
internal
itself.
system clocks
that
J")
on, the
soon
synchronizing circuit
as the next LRCKI
(one clock=256Fs)
may be input is present.
holds
arrives. This
_f
to monitor
If
the LRCKI
it at the
CX32860M
time
process
it
IN IT re-synchronization
®
If
re-synchronization
important to
that INtT goes high
window.
Operation
©
Set input data to zero Set output data to
Output clocks Noise shaper
IIR
zero
Initialization
©
After Vdd
complete
I/O signal latch
(8)
Input
©
ATT, SHIFT,
These
Output
@
LRCKO,
These
384Fs oscillation
(9)
In CD
the
LRCKI
re-initialize
when I NIT is pulled
register
is cleared.
mute flag
process after power
reaches
the
timing
LATCH: when
input signals are
DL, DR:
output signals are
applications
cycle
is in the
_f
window
during
operation of the
the system after turning
initialize
(J~),
data.
zero data.
(LRCKO,
register is cleared.
(FLGL,
BCKO.
FLGR) becomes
over 4.75V
initialization.
latched to LRCKI by
latched
synchronized
utilizing
by
DSP, it is possible
when the power
IC.
synchronization
"L".
128Fs) are continuously
active.
ON.
and the MCLK
INIT
and
to
are
CTL
the appropriate
BCKO
by the appropriate
128Fs
to supply the
supply is turned
particularly when
the power
stabilizes, input
pulied
circuit
"H",
on.
and
output.
master
on.
fluctuation
a
is
it
at either end of the
Re-synchronization
then positions LRCKI
8 CK or more. Then
internal clock .
internal
clock.
CK (384Fs).
of LRCKI
window.
is
performed
in the center
J"
bring
could
cause
Thus it is
at the time
INIT
"H" to
of the
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Application
Application
any problems
Circuit
circuits
arising
shown
out
CXD2560M
typical examples
are
the
of
use
of these
illustrating Ihe
circuits
operation of the devices,
infringement of third party
or for any
r-
7.S--7;
At Fs
R=1kQ
=
L
3.3mH
-
24nF
C
= 44.1
kHz,
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patent and other right due to
responsibility
same.
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CXD256QM
Characteristics (8Fs
Filter
1
X
s
0,1990
0.2000
0,0001
0.0000
o.o
example)
5.0
Frequency
Frequency
Ripple
characteristics
10.0
(kHz)
characteristics
I
20.0
o.o
o.o
5.0
Frequency (kHz)
Attenuation
io.o
characteristics
15.0
I
-50.0
-100.0
o.o
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Frequency
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(kHz)
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SONY,
CXD2557M
Digital
Audio Signal Silence
Description
The CXD2557M
digital signals and outputs a muting
continues for a
ts an
period of time.
fixed
LSI that
Features
•
Input format
Two's complement MSB first
16-bit serial data
48 slots
•
•
detection time
Sifence
16,382 samples
Silence detection level
Upper 12 bits
Application
Digital audio
Absolute
•
Supply voltage
•
Input voltage
•
Output voltage
•
Input protection
•
Output protection
•
Output current lo
•
Package
•
Storage
components
Maximum Ratings
(see note) Vdd
diode current Iik
diode
current
allowable
temperature
power dissipation
Note) Unless otherwise
reference to GND.
in
detects silence in
if the silence
signal
-0,5
-0.5
Vi
-0.5
Vo
Iok
-20
-20
Po 0.8
Tstg
specified,
-65
voltage values are
Detector
to 7.0
to Vdd+0.5 V
to Vco+0.5
to 20 to 20 mA
±
to 150 °C
50
mA
mA
Structure
Silicon gate CMOS IC
I
V
V
W
Recommended
•
Supply voltage
•
High-level input
•
Low-level input
•
rise and fall times (see note)
Input
•
Operating
Note)
voftage Vil GND to Vdd
temperature
Excluding schmitt trigger points.
Operating Conditions
Vdd 4.5
voltage Vih Vdd
Tt to 300
T* to +70 °C
to 5.5 (Typ.
x
0.7 to Vdd
5.0)
x
0.2 V
V
V
ns
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SONY
Block Diagram and Pin
9—
OX-
LRCK
DMUT
-
W1
All
-
W2
13— ISbits Load Window. L : Active
=
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OX
W4
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Active
(Top View)
OX-Data
SOUND
DETECTER
Lch
Data
OX-
SOUND
DETECTER
Rch
OX-Tlmina
DETECTER
TIMER
Lch
-Timing
OX
DETECTER
TIMER
Rch
CXCSl-lilM
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Electrical Characteristics (Vdd=5.0 ± 10%.TA=0to+70t;)
Item
"H" output voltage Voh Ioh=—4mA 3.7 V
"L" output voltage
Schmitt input
hysteresis
Input leakage current lu Vi=VooorGND ±1 aA
Static current
range
consumption
Signal
Vol loL=4mA 0.4 V
vt>-vt-
ICCq
Measurement
conditions
Vi=VDoorGND,
all outputs open
Min.
Typ, Max. Unit
0.85 2.55 V
+50 uA
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Pin Description
Pin
Symbol
No.
1 TEST1
2 TEST2
TEST4 1 Test input
3
4 LRCK 1 LR 2ch
5 SDATA G BCK 7 DMUT
Vdd Power supply (+5
e
TS04
9
TS02 Test
10
11 MUT-R
12 MUT-L 13 TS03 14 TSOI
15 TESTS
16 GND
WO
1 Test input.
1 Test input.
1 Serial data
1 Bit
1 "H" forces
o Lch MUT o
1 Test input.
Normally Normally set to "L".
Normally set to "L".
word clock (fs) signal.
signal
signal
clock
MUTON.
output
Test
output
Rch MUT output
output
Test output
output
Test
Normally set to "L".
Ovolt
set
t"
volts)
Description
1".
to
(488CK=1
set during
is
CXD2S57M
cycle)
normal operation.
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Description
1. System Configuration
This silence data detection
and consists of a silence
(OX-Timer)
2. Function
Silence data
(1
The silence
detection
of silence data.
•
Low-level detection
Detects
data, the circuit
•
Direct current detection
Detects
of Functions
which
and
detection
data
circuit. Simultaneous detection of both the low-level
whether
data detection circuit (OX-Data), a window generator
measures how long the silence continues.
Operation of System Circuits
circuit (OX-Data)
detection circuit is divided into two sections: a low-level
circuit:
the absolute value of the signal is sufficiently
checks whether the upper 12 bits are all
whether
circuit:
the signal value changes. Since all
checks only bits 12 through
circuits use the no-change
Window
(2)
The window
detection
•
Window generator
generator
(OX-Window)
generator generates the
and timer circuits.
circuits:
These
circuits generate the following
low-level detection
W3 (Lch, Rch),
(3)
MUT-T mute timing
circuit;
pulse.
the
Is
IC
compatible with the
of
16
each
word for
edge of the bit-clock data.
various
windows and pulses:
W2 (Lch, Rch), a latch pulse
(2)
silence
data latch pulse; and
data formats of the CDL-30, 35 and 40 series CD-use LSIs,
-Window), and a tinner circuit
(OX
detection circuit
state
O's
bits
direct-
or
and
all 1
current state is treated as detection
smail. Since the signal is two's complement
's.
up to bit 12 are either all O's or all 1's, this circuit
each channel. Also, for reading
latch
pulses and ioad pulses necessary for
W1 (Lch, Rch),
(1)
and a direct current
in data,
both detection
the silence data
a load window used by the
used by the direct current detection
W4 (Lch, Rch) the timer count
(4)
load
circuft:
pulse and
Timer circuit
(3)
This
circuit
muting signal.
(OX-Timing)
checks whether the silence
state continues for a time
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equivalent
to 1 6,382 samples and outputs
the
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CXD2557M
3, MUTE Output When Silence Is Detected
judged as "silence" Is input continuously for 1 6,382
If
data
output ("L"
1"*
MUI-L.
level)
/"
H
on the rising edge
16382nd
sifence data L
The mute signal is reset as
signal, the
of LRCK. and
on the next LRCK;
Note)
internal TRST L signal goes to "L" on the
internal counter loads the initial value. As a
the
the
same
The TRST L and R
Silence: "H"; sound: "L".
LRCK _/
Silence data Silence data
L R L
TRST L
MUT-L
TRST R
MUT-R
\ /
of the second subsequent LRCK cycle.
data
1
R
"\
16.382nd
silence
in the diagram below, tf,
shown
with- the Rch signal.
occurs
are flags showing whether the input data is
signals
~^\
Sound
data Sound dais
v
cycles
(1
6,382
\ / V_
for example, sound
edge of the fourth BCK
rising
result, the MUTE signal is reset on the rising
r
Sili
R
/
\ r~
\
nee data S
L
fs cycles of LRCK), the mute signal
"A
data is detected in the Lch
silence
cycle
or sound.
following
falling edge
the
/ \
ence
Silence
data
R
L
data
Silence dat
R
/
_/
is
edge
I
4. Forcing
When "H"
next LRCK. The MUTE
of the
edge
When DMUT
1)
LRCK
DMUT
R
MUT-U
DMUT
When
2)
LRCK
DMUT
MUTL. R
a MUTE Output Using the
is input to the DMUT pin, a MUTE
signal is reset in the same
is turned
J
//////////////////////////////////////////////////M
is
turned
J
while sound data is
ON
\ /
while sound data is continuing:
OFF
\ -J
DMUT
signal
Is
continuing:
\
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Input
forcefully output to both L
manner.
\
~\
\
-
and
channels on the rising
R
I
r~
/
\_
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Package
Outline
Unit
: mm
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A/D,
D/A
Converter
Page 80
2)
A/D,
D/A Converter
Type
CXD2552Q
CXD2561BM
CXD25550
Functions
1-bit
D/A converter
D/A converter,
1-bit 1-bit A/D*D/A converter. Built-in digital filter,
2nd
order noise shaper
3rd order noise shaper
Page
77
85
94
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SONY
CXD2552Q
1 Bit D/A
Converter
Description
The CXD2552Q
for digital
others.
audio
is 1 bit type D/A
products;
Features
•
PLM pulse
•
3rd order
•
Direct
•
Master clock
•
channel built
2
Absolute
•
Supply
•
Input
•
Allowable power
•
Storage
Recommended
•
Supply voltage Voo
•
Operating
•
OSC
•
Supply
converter
shaper
noise
digital sync
1024Fs
in
Maximum
voltage
voltage
frequency
voltage difference
Vdd
Vi
dissipation
Pd 500 mW
temperature
Tstg
Operating
temperature Topr
Vdo-Vdoj,
Vss-Vssj,
converter
compact disc
Ratings
-0.5
to +6.5
-0.3
to Voo+0.3
-55
to +150
Conditions
4.75 to 5.25
-10
to
fx 32.0 to
Voo-DVoo,
Vss-DVss, Vss-XVss
Vdd-XVdd ±
developed
player
V
V
(Ta=6Q°C
°C
60
49.7 MHz
and
± 0.1
V
°C
0.1V
V
Structure
Silicon gate
Applications
Compact disc
44
pin
4s
CMOS IC
player,
QFP [Plastic)
digital amplifier, BS
tuner
I
Block
Sony
originated
Diagram
Corporation
by
and Pin
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CXD2552Q
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Configuration
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and desioned
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Telephone
circuitry
LSI
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Corporation).
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the
Multi
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Stage Noise
Shaping
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Pin Description
Pin No. Symbol
1 V002
2 Vss
3
RH
4 Vdd
VSS2
5
B Vsub
7
LRCKO LRCK
8 DM2 I 9 DM1 Dither designation
10 POL PLM output
11 DVdo
12 TESTS Test pin. Fixed at "L"
13 MUTE Turns interpolator output
14
15
16
17 18 TEST1
19
20
21 INIT Resynchronized by rising edge of
22 128Fs
23 Vsub 24
25 DINIT
26 INAF
27 DVss 28 Vsub 29
30
31
32 Vss 33 VDD2 34 Vss
35
36 Vdd
37
LRCKI
DR!
DLI
BCKI
TEST2
SYNC
512Fs
Vsss
Vdd
L(-| Lch PLM output
LW
Vsub
I/O
-
— —
—
—
power supply
Analog
GND
Analog
PLM output (Opposite phase)
Roh
power
Analog Analog GND
Sub straight. Connect to GND.
output
Dither
polarity
polarity
Digital power supply
LRCK input
Rch data input
Lch data Input
.
BCK input
Test pin.
Test pin. Fixed at "L" level
Sync control
128Fs
—
Sub straight. Connect to GND.
51 2Fs output
Delay
When
—
Digital
—
Sub straight. Connect to GND.
—
Analog GND
—
Analog power supply
—
Analog GND
—
Analog power supply
—
Analog GND
Lch PLM output (Positive phase)
—
Analog power supply
-
Sub straight. Connect to GND.
Fixed
output
signal output
INIT
I/O
sync
GND
pin
supply
"L"
level
level
at
"L"
is
missed "H" is output.
(Opposite
Description
Positive phase "H"
:
in normal operation mode.
into data.
in
normal operation mode.
in
normal operation
this
phase)
: Opposite
Effective at "H".
signal
::xn?552Q
phase
mode.
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SONY
Pin No. Symbol I/O
38
39 XIN I 40
41
42
43
44 Vss
Electrical
DC
"H"
"L"
Input leak
•H"
"L"
"H"
-
'L
"H" output
"L"
"H" output
"L" output
"H" output
"L"
Current
XVss
XOUT
XVdd Clock
Vdd
R(+) Rch PLM
—
Characteristics
Characteristics
Item
input voltage
input voltage
current
output voltage
output voltage (DINTT, INAF)
output voltage (512Fs, LRCKO) VOM
output
output voltage
output voltage (XOUT) Vol
consumption
(DIN IT, INAF) VOH lo=-1
voltage{512Fs,
(128Fs) VOH
voltage
(128Fs) Vol
(R+, R-,
voltage
(R+, R-, L+, L-) Vol
voltage
voltage (XOUT)
(Vdd=Vdd2=DVdd=XVdd=5,0V
LRCKO) Voi
U,
Clock GND
Crystal oscillation
oscillation output pin
Crystal
input
power supply
power supply
Analog
output (Positive phase)
Analog GND
Symbol Condition
VlK
VlL
lu
Vol
lo=1 mA
lo=-0.4mA Vdd-0.5
lo=0.4mA 0,4
lo=-0,3mA Vdd-O.5
to=0,3mA
L-) Voh lo=-1
lo=15mA
Voh I o
lOD
=-2,
I o=2.0mA
CXG2552C
Description
pin (1024Fs)
Vss=Vss
±
5%,
=DVss=XVss=0V, Topr=-10to
2
Min. Typ. Max.
0,76Vdd V
0.24Vdd
60
Unit
±5.0 uA
mA Voc-0.5 V
0.4 V
0,4 V
5mA Vdd-0.5 V
0.5
0mA
Vdd-^0.5 V
0.4 V
55 80
mA
°C)
V
V
V V
V
I
Characteristics
AC
BCKl pulse width
R set
DATAL, DATAL, R hold
LRCKI set up LRCKI hold time
output
PLM
(Vod=Voos=DVdo=XVdd=5.0V ±
Item Symbol
tw 38
up time tsud
time
time
time tr. tf CL=300pF
rise/fall
thdd
tsulr
thdlr
Condition
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Vss=Vss2=DVs5=XVss=0V, Topr=-1 to
5%,
Min,
ia nsec
18
18
18
Typ.
10
60
Max Unit
nsec
nsec nsec
nsec
nsec
"C
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Input
DATA
CXD25523
BCKi
L fl
LRDC1
Output
PLM
OUTPUT
troJm
Vdd
90 %
PLf-'ss
10% Voo
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CXD2552C
Analog
Total harmonic
Electrical
The
Characteristics
Item Symbol
distortion
ratio
S/N
testing
(Vdd=Vom=DVdd=XVdd=5.0V,
Condition
THD
S/N
1kHz, OdB data
(Fs=44.1kHz)
1kHz.
OdB/- =>dB data
(Fs=44.1kHz)
fitte used)
(A
Characteristics Testing
harmonic distortion
of total
100P
Method
and S/N ratio is
Vss=Vss2=DVss=XVss=ov,
Min. Typ.
96
in Fig. 1
shown
Fig. 1.
and 2.
.
Ta=25
Max. Unit
0.0030
SHIBAS0KU(flD725C)
1
%
dB
DIGITAL
SIGNAL
GENERATER
(158! T>
384
Fj
D/F
CCXD1244)
multiplier
3
CIRCUIT
OLI
BFs
\^
DAC
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Fig. 2.
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osc
ANALOG
CIRCUIT
-
ANALOG
ANALOG
SWITCH
BOX
SHIBAS0KUIAD725C)
DISTORTION
ANALYZER
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Description of Function
Synchronizing Circuit
I/O
Theory
1)
A
(LRCK
When power supply is turned on, should LRCK
processing in
appearance
through this
Resynchronization
2)
Even when LRCK
synchronization
without fail after power supply is turned on.
timed
window.
Moreover, when synchronization falls out of the window, INAF output turns to "H" level.
operation
of
window featuring 8 internal clocks
of the LRCK input has entered the
J")
timing
of the next LRCK
operation.
may be
after
4 periods of Fs rate LRCK,
INIT input
l.i:e-n»
the center of the window. The processing is started synchronously with the
with
by means
is inside the window but located close to one of the two edges of the window,
X
upset by the mingling of external noise. To this effect, it is necessary to apply resync
INIT
Synchronization between the exterior system and this
.
J~
of INIT
(256Fs) is set.
window
or not.
be out of the window, the
J~
Resync
sync circuit is initialized
The
Here
operation is executed from the rising edge of INIT and
resynchronization is
The sync circuit observes whether the rising edge
and
LRCK
applied-
sync
circuit stops the internal
LSI
is
located at the
J"
CXD2552G
is established
center
the
of
Input Timing
LRCK
I
bck
,
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driXl
01 NIT
(Bfs
output
rate)
4 periods of
MSB
h
X*X*
rate LHCK
Fs
I
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X*
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via
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CXG2552Q
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CXD2561BM
1-Bit D/A
Description
CXD2561
The
3rd-order noise
a
superior
SX
configuration,
Characteristics
characteristics can be
oversampling digital filter. (By
•
Distortion :
•
ratio
S/N
Features
•
2-channel D/A
•
Srd-order
•
PLM-method pulse
•
Master
Structure
Silicon gate CMOS
Applications
Compact-disc
Configuration
Pin
Converter for
BM is a 1 -bit stereo D/A
sbaper, in which DA
etc.)
0.0035%
: At least
noise shaper
clock ot 512fs
and below
95dB
converter on a single
conversion output
players,
(Top View)
achieved by employing
chip
digital amplifiers,
Audio
conversion with
using two chips
Applications
converter using
an
satellite-broadcast
tuners, etc.
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TEST
(2)
initQ
lrckM
DATAR (T)
DATAL
(J)
DVss
®
512FS
(9)
XV
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(10)
(is)
OUT
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Block
Diagram
CX02S61BM
Absolute Maximum
Item Symbol Conditions
Supply
voltage
Input voltage
Allowable
Storage
Recommended
Supply voltage
Operating
OSC
power
dissipation Pd Ta=60"C
temperature
Operatir
Item Symbol Conditions
temperature
frequency
Ratings
Vdc -0.5
Vi -0.3
Tstg -55
Conditions
g
Vdo
Ta
Fx 512fs 16.0
Min.
Min. Typ.
4,75 5.00 5. 25
Typ. Max.
-10
-86
6,5 V
Vdd+0.3
500 mW
150
Max,
60
25.0
Unit
V
V
Unit
V
°C
MHz
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Description
Pin
Pin
Symbol
No.
1 DVdo
2 TEST
IN IT
3
LRCK LRCK input (8fs)
4
5 DATAR
DATAL Left
6 7 BCK
DVss Digital GND
8
512fs
9
XVss
10
11 XIN 1
12
XOUT
XVdd
13 14 Vsub
AVddR
15 16 R1
17 AVssR 18 R1(-)
19 R2(+
R2(-)
20
21 AVdd
AVss
22 23 L2(-)
24
Law
25
LK-)
AVssL
26
27
L1W
AVddL
28
(+)
I/O
o
)
—
I
'
Digital power
Test pin. Fixed at
Signal
Right channel data
that
channel
activates
data
supply
Description
"Low* in normal use.
resynchronization
input
(Sfs): 16 to
input (Sfs); 16 to 1
BCK input
512fs Clock
Clock GND
Crystal oscillator input (512fs)
Crystal oscillator
Clock power supply
Connected to
Analog power supply
Right-channel PLM output (in-phase)
Analog GND for right channel
Right-channel PLM output
Right-channel PLM output Right-channel PLM output (opposite
Analog power Analog GND
Left-channel PLM Left-channel PLM Left-channel PLM output
Analog
Left-channel
Analog power supply for left channel
output
output (512fs)
substrate
for
supply
output (opposite
output (in-phase)
for left channel
GND
PLM output (in-phase)
GND
right
(opposite
(in-phase)
(opposite
channel
at rise
18-bit data,
8-bit data, tSB-first
phase)
phase)
phase)
phase)
LSB-flrst
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Electrical
DC
(DVdd=XVdd=AVdo=AVddR=AVddL=5,0V
"High" level
input voltage
"Low" level
input voltage
Input
"High"
output
voltage
Characteristics
Characteristics
±
DVss=XVss=AVss=AVssL=AVssR=OV.
5%,
Item Symbol
XIN VlH
Other pins VlH 0.76Vdd
XIN
Other pins VlL
leakage current ll -5.0
512FS
level
L
W-)
XOUT
VlL
VcH
VoH lo=-15mA
VOH lo=-2,0mA Vdd-0.5
Conditions
lo=-0.4mA
512FS Vol lo=0,4mA
"Low" level
input voltage
Vol lo=l5mA
XOUT Vol lo=2.0mA
Current
consumption Idd
AC
Characteristics
(DVpp=XVoDaAVDD=AVDoR=AVopL=5.0V +
Item
BCK
pulse
width tw
DATAL, DATAR
DATAL, DATAR
LRCK setup
PWM output
'PWM output
XIN duly
cycle duty
setup time tsu
hold
time tsu
time
rise
fall
time tf Ci.=150pF
Symbol
time th
tr
DVss=XVss-AVss=AVssl=AVssR=0V,
5%,
Conditions Min.
CL=150pF
Vdo/2 at 25MHz
Min, Typ. Max,
0.9VOD
Vdc-0.5
Vdd-0.5
40 60
Typ. Max.
38
18 20
18
18
40
20
20
10
10
50 %
Ta=-10 to
0.10VDD V
0.24Vdd
5.0
0.4
0.5
0.4 V
Ta=-1
nsec
nsec
nsec nsec nsec
nsec
Unit
V V
V
uA
V
V
V V
V
mA
to 60
Unit
60
°C
1
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Input/Output A/C Timing (sfs,
BCK24 or BCK32}
data,
BCKI
DATA L, R
LRC<
OUTPUT
PLM
10%Vdd
CPLM)—
tr
tw
(BCKD
P
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S0
:
lft)0
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t*
:
isu
tr
cplm)—
(BCKQ
(LRCKIj
I
; r—
Analog
Characteristics
{DVdd=XVdd=AVddR=AVddL=5.0V
Item
Total harmonic
distortion factor
S/N ratio
Symbol
THn
mu
S/N
j
1kHz,
(Fs=44.1kHz)
,
1kHz,
O/-00 OdB
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CXD2561 BM
Electrical Characteristics
Test
Method
The total harmonic distortion factor and S/N ratio
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SONY
CXD256"
3M
Description
I/O Synchronization Circuit
Theory
J)
The
rising edge {LRCK
the
If
processing at
LRCK
Resynchronization
®
If the LRCK
affected by
switched on.
the rising edge of INIT, and it
of Functions
synchronizing circuit has a window
within
J")
LRCK
_f
INIT input
Internal
is outside the window
J"
centered on the window, and
timing
operation synchronizes this LSI to
This
.
by INfT
within the window, but is too close to
is
J"
such as external noise. Thus, it is
factors
Resynchronization is
IN IT sional
Approx. 4 cycles
it.
done at a timing of
initializes
the synchronizing
Resynchronization
/
lor
monitoring the
when
power is
of Fs-rate
J"
whether there
in
window.
the
input LRCK signal to determine
switched on, the
in synchronization with the occurrence of
restarts
systems.
external
sides
either
always necessary to resynchronize after power is
approximately four cycles of LRCK at the Fs rate from
circuit
to
this
3t
occurs
-iS-
synchronizing circuit stops internal
the window, synchronization may be
of
the LRCK
center
point
LRCK
the
is a
next
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SONY,
CXD2555Q
IBit
AD/DA Converter for Audio
Description
The CXD2555Q, which features a 2nd order
noise shaper, is an extremely cost-effective 1-bit, 1
-Chip
filters.
stereo
AD/DA
converter with
ort-chip
AX
digital
Features
•
2-channel AD and DA converters,
for
ters
converter,
•
Use of internal peripheral analog circuits for AD
converter greatly simplifies external elements,
•
Distortion: within
•
S/N ratio; DA converter: At least 90d8
decimation and over-sampling for each
all on a single chip.
0.01% (both AD and DA)
plus
digital fil-
AD converter: At least 80dB
Structure
Silicon-gate
Functions
•
On-chip
rate
•
Simple
multi-channel system
Block Diagram
CMOS
digital filter enables data input/output at
IXFs
of
connection
of multiple CXD2555QS
enable
Application
•The
32
dependent
rearward-packing and MSB-first/LSB-first,
•
Applicable
512Fs, 768Fs,and 1024Fs
•
Applicable to low Fs frequencies of 16k, Sk and
in
etc
44.1k, and 32k
•
Outputs
the type
serial data interface enables in-
slot
selection
to four
addition
to
different division clocks according
of LSI chips connected
Preliminary
data forward-packing/
of
master clocks:
usual Fs frequencies of
256Fs,
48k,
to
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SONY
Pin Configuration
CXD2655Q
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Description
Pin
Pin
No.
1
Vdd
AOUT1
2
v
3
ss
UCLK
4
XCLK
5
6
7 XTLI
XTLO
3
9
Vss
v
10
S£
11
A0UT2C+)
12
Voo
13 A0UT2C-)
14 v
ss
v
15
ss
A1N2
16
Symbol I/O
—
(+)
-
—
—
_
— —
| Analog
1 crystal oscillator selection
1
power supply for
Analog in-phase output
for Channel 1 DA
GND
Analog
of clock frequency
for 1/2
Output
User clock
Master clock output for ICs
more
Power
Crystal oscillator circuit
Input for external master
Crystal
crystal
GND for
Analog
Ara
Analog Analog Analog GND
output
one connections
than
supply
oscillator circuit output.
oscillator selection pins,
master clock
for Channel 2 DA
GND
-,
phase output
0;,
power supply for
opposite phase output
for
Analog GND for
input for Channel 2 AD
Analog
externally connected
for
for
master
Channel Channel
-95-
Description
Channel
Channel 1 DA
for
of
clock
input
pins, XSLO to XS12
clock
for Channel 2
Channel
2 2
DA
1
converter
input
in slave
mode
CXD2555QS
Connect the
Connect
XSLO
to
converter
DA
2
for Channel
DA converter
AD converter
converter
converter
converter
through oscillator pin XTLI (Pin
IC.
clock
when the 256Fs
are
used. (XSL2
crystal oscillator
(Pins
34, 35,
the crystal oscillator
XSL2 (Pins 34, 35,
DA
converter
converter
DA converter
2
output
—
"Low*
selected by the
and
36).
selected
and
36).
I
7).
and
)
by the
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SONY
CXD2555Q
Pin
No.
Symbol
|
17!V
DD
18 NC
19
SUB
20 NC
21 v
ss
22 XMCK2 IC test
I/O
—
Analog power supply for
—
Connected
—
Falls to GND
—
—
GND for digital
pin. Always outputs at "Low"
23 TEST 1 Test pin. Usually
:
24 CLR
25 V
UD
26 MS
System-dear
resistor.
—
Power supply
Master/slave
1
mode.
Connected
Sampling
27 LRCK I/O
28
BCK I/O
29 SIN
30 SOUT
31 v
5i
32 MASL
33 MLSl
34
XLSO
35 XSL1
36 XSL2
mode (Pin
fers Channel 1 data at
Serial
bit
SOUT.
data
slave mode
serial
output
. 2-channel per 1 sample
complement
2-channel per 1
complement
—
GND for digital circuits.
For serial I/O
16-bit slot of
last
rearward packing.
means
With serial I/O,
16-bit serial data.
Crystal selection
frequency from XTLI
37 DASLO IC test pin.
DASL1
38 39 WO
40 V„
41 NC
42
43
44
45
46 v 47
NC
SUB
v
l: „
AIN1
ss
v
Si
D
48 AOUT1
—
-
—
-
—
1
-
—
(-)
pin. Normally fixed at "Low*.
IC test
Synchronization
window open
Power supply
Connected
Falls
GND through a capacitor on the
to
Analog power
Analog input
Analog GND for Channel 1 AD Analog GND
Analog
opposite
Description
Channel
board
circuit
to
through
input. Usually at
for digital circuits
circuit:
fixed
capacitor on
a
at
mode switching input. 'High*
with
pull-up
frequency clock pin for serial I/O system. Output
=
"High")
26
transfer clock pin (64Fs) for
Output when in master mode (Pin 26
(Pin 26
data is transmitted at falling edge.
of
2
;
"High"
=
"Low"). Serial input data is fetched at
32-bit slot
;
sample
of
32-bit slot.
2
;
with 16-bit serial data, selects either the first 16-bit
the 32-bit siot. "High"
either LSB-first or MSB-first for input/output to put
selects
"High"
pin.
Use
(Pin
Normally
fixed at "High".
window open input. "High*
(forced synchronization). Connected with pull-up resistor.
for digital circuits.
board (same potential
circuit
to a
supply for Channel 1 AD converter
for Channel 1 AD converter
for Channel 1 DA converter
2 AD converter
(same potential
"Low*. Connected
"High*, clear at low". Connected
as
the printed circuit board.
under
normal
with
=
resistor.
input when in slave mode (Pin 26
Channel 2 data at "Low".
;
serial
input data SIN
serial
serial
input. Data format is
data
output Data format is based on the
data
supply) within
power
conditions.
pull-down resistor.
master
mode;
=
"High") ;
means forward
=
MSB-first; "Low"
XSLO to XSL2,
3-bit,
7).
converter
=
LSB-first.
select
to
=
window masked; "Low*
power
as
printed circuit
supply)
board.
phase output for Channel 1 DA converter
the IC.
pull-up
with
=
when
=
and
"Low"
"Low").
input
slave
in master
Trans-
serial output
when in
rising edge;
based on the
slot or
packing;
the clock input
"low"
within the IC.
the
in
=
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