ENDED OR DI FFERENTIAL INPU T SIGNALS
ARE ACC EPTED)
MINIMUM EXTERNAL COMPONENT COUNT:
- NO BOOTSTRAP CAPACITORS
- NO BOUCHEROT CELLS
- INTERNALLY FIXED GAIN (26dB)
- NO SVR CAPACITOR
ST.-BY FUNCTION (CMOS COMPA TIBLE)
AUTOMATIC MUTE DURING TURN-ON /OFF
AUTOMU T E AT MINIM UM SUPPLY
VOLTAGE DETECTION
SYNCHRONIZING PIN FOR SIMULTANEOUS
TURN-ON IN MULTI-DEVICE APPLICATIONS
NO AUDIBLE POP DURING MUTE AND ST-
BY OPERATIONS
Diagnostic Facilities:
CLIPPING DETECTOR
Figure 1: Test And Application Circuit
S
= 14.4V, f = 1KHz, d = 10%
TDA7396
WITH DIAGNOSTIC FACILITY
Multiwatt11
ORDERING NUMBER:
SHORT CIRCUIT
OPEN LOAD
THERMAL SHUTDOWN
PROTECTIONS:
SHORT CIRCUIT ( TO GND, TO VS, ACROSS
THE LOAD)
VERY INDUCTIVE LOADS
CHIP OVER-TEMPERATURE
LOAD DUMP
OPEN GND
ESD
TDA7396
+V
S
7
5
4
GND
100nF
OUT+
OUT-
CD-DIA
0.22µF
IN+
0.22µF
IN-
STANDBY
TO µC or V
April 2002
This is advanced information on a new product now in development or undergoing evaluation. Details are subject to change without notice.
S
CM
10µF
D93AU004
39
2
1
TDA7396
8
11
106
RS
51KΩ
1000µF
Vref
10KΩ
TO µC
1/11
TDA7396
DESCRIPTION
The TDA7396 is a BRIDGE class AB audio power
amplifier especially intended for car radio High
Power applications.
The 2Ω power capability together with the possibility to operate eit her in DIFFERENTIAL INPUT
MODE or SINGLE ENDED INPUT MODE makes
it suitable for boosters and high end car r adio ap-
Figure 2: Block Diagram
V
CC1VCC2
39
IN-
IN+
+
-
ST ANDBY THRESHOLD
1
ICM
2
500Ω
500Ω
-
+
gm
REFERENCES
10K
COMMON
MODE
-
+
V
CC/2
10K
plications.
The exclusive fully complementary output stage
and the internally fixed gain configuration drop the
external component count.
The on board clipping detector allows easy implementation of gain compression systems.
The diagnostics facility allows to detect any mistakes during car radio set assembly and wiring in
the car.
SHORT CIRCUIT
DUMP & THERMAL
PROTECTION
5
POWER AMP
LTS
POWER AMP
DETECT
THD
V=f
(Tj)
LTS
DISABLE
OUT-
4
DIAGN
CD
7
OUT+
+
-
MUTE THRESHOLD
MUTESYNCGNDSTANDBY
PIN CONNECTION (Top view)
TAB CONNECTED TO PIN 6
THERMAL DATA
PROGRAMMABLE
CURRENT CIRCUIT
10118
11
10
DIAGNOSTIC
CIRCUIT
6
D94AU107
MUTE
SYNC
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
D93AU003A
+V
S
STAND-BY
OUT+
GND
OUT-
CD-DIA (CLIPPING DETECTOR - DIAG.)
+V
S
IN+
IN-
SymbolDescriptionValueUnit
R
th j-case
Thermal Resistance Junction-caseMax1.5
2/11
C/W
°
TDA7396
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
DC Supply Voltage28V
S
Operating Supply Voltage18V
Peak Supply Voltage (t = 50ms)50V
Output Peak Current repetitive (f > 10Hz)
Output Peak Current non repetitive
Power Dissipation (T
Supply Voltage Range818V
Total Quiescent Current100mA
Output Offset Voltage150mV
ST-BY CurrentV
ST-BY Input Bias CurrentV
= 1.5V100
ST-BY
= 5V10
ST-BY
ST-BY On Threshold Voltage1.5V
ST-BY Off threshold Voltage3.5V
ST-BY Attenuation90dB
Mute Resistor Ratio for External
(see Application Circuit of fig. 4)0.630.69V
Mute Control
Mute Input Bias CurrentV
= 5V10
MUTE
Mute Attenuation90dB
RMS Output Powerd = 10%
d = 1%
d = 10%; R
EIAJ Output PowerV
= 13.7V60W
S
L
= 4
Ω
45
35
27
0.06
= 0.1 to 15W; RL = 4
P
O
Ω
0.03
Voltage Gain252627dB
High Frequency rolloff PO = 1W; -3dB75KHz
Input ImpedanceDifferential 60K
Single Ended55K
Input Noise VoltageRg = 0Ω ; f = 22Hz to 22KHz4
= 1Vrms70dB
IN
Absolute Thermal Shutdown
160dB
Junction Temperature
A
µ
A
µ
A
µ
W
W
W
%
%
Ω
Ω
V
µ
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TDA7396
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
PinFunctionDescription
1, 2INPUTS
4CD - DIA
5, 7OUTPUTS
8STAND-BY
10SYNC
11MUTE
The input stage is a high impedance differential type also capable of operation in single
ended mode with one input capacitively coupled to the signal GND. the impedance seen
by the inverting and non inverting input pins must be matched.
The TDA7396 is equipped with a diagnostics circuitry able to detect the following events:
- Clipping in the Output Signal
- Thermal Shutdown
- Open Load (before turn-on)
- Shorted Output: to GND, to Vs, across the load (after turn-on)
The CD-DIA(open collector) pin gives out the diagnostics signal (low during clipping or
output fault condition).
The device does not work as long as the faulty condition holds; the normal operation is
automatically restored after the fault removal.
The output stage is a bridge type able to drive loads as high as 2Ω.
It consists of two class AB fully complementary PNP/NPN stages fully protected.
A rail to rail output voltage swing is achieved with no need of bootstrap capacitors.
No external compensation is necessary.
The device features a ST-BY function which shuts down all the internal bias supplies
when the ST-BY input is low.
In ST-BY mode the amplifier sinks a small current (in the range of few µA).
When the ST-BY pin is high the IC becomes fully operational.
A resistor (R
current that flows into C
required to bias the amplifier.
a) The pin will have a capacitor (C
automatic Mute during turn on/off is provided to prevent noisy transients
b) If a independent Mute function is needed, an external transistor circuit (see fig. 4) may
be connected to this pin; 1% precision resistors have to be used for R
to reach the fixed limits 0.63 ≤ R
) has to be connect between pin 10 and GND in order to program the
S
capacitor (pin 11). The values of CM and RS determine the time
M
) tied to GND to set the MUTE/STAND-BY time. An
M
/ R
0.69
EXT
≤
S
/ RS in to order
EXT
Figure 3: Application Circuit with External Mute Control
0.22µF
IN+
39
2
0.22µF
IN-
1
TDA7396
TO µC
STANDBY
TO µC or V
S
REXT
8
11
106
CM
RS
7
5
4
GND
100nF
OUT+
OUT-
CD-DIA
1000µF
Vref
10KΩ
D93AU007
+V
S
TO µC
4/11
TDA7396
Figure 4: Quiescent Current vs Supply VoltageFigure 5: EIAJ power vs Supply Voltage
RL = 2
Ω
RL = 4
Ω
Figure 6: Output Power vs Supply Voltage (R
RL = 2
Ω
f = 1KHz
Figure 8: Output Power vs Supply Voltage (R
RL = 4
Ω
f = 1KHz
=2Ω)
L
=4Ω)
L
Figure 7: Distortion vs Frequency (R
VS = 14.4V
R
= 2
Ω
L
P
= 18W
O
f (Hz)
Figure 9: Distortion vs Frequency (R
VS = 14.4V
R
= 4
Ω
L
P
= 15W
O
=2Ω)
L
=4Ω)
L
f (Hz)
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TDA7396
Figure 10: Supply Voltage Rejection vs Fre-
quency
VS = 14.4V
V
= 1Vrms
r
R
= 2
Ω
L
R
= 0
g
f (Hz)
Figure 12: Total Power Dissipat ion & Effic iency vs .
Output Power (R
VS = 14.4V
R
= 2
Ω
L
f = 1KHz
= 2Ω)
L
Figure 11: Common Mode Rejection vs. Fre-
quency
VS = 14.4V
V
= 1Vrms
cm
R
= 2
Ω
L
R
= 0
g
f (Hz)
Figure 13: Total Power Dissipation & Efficiency vs.
Output Power (R
= 4Ω)
L
VS = 14.4V
R
= 4
Ω
L
f = 1KHz
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TDA7396
Figure 14: Application Circuit
+V
S
IN+
C2 0.22µF
C1 0.22µF
39
2
C5 100nF
OUT+
7
C4 1000µF
IN-
1
TDA7396
J1
V
S
SW1
D93AU108
Figure 15: P.C. Board and Component Layout (1:1 scale)
ST-BY
C3
10µF
8
11
106
R2
51KΩ
5
4
GND
OUT-
CD-DIA
R1 15KΩ
100nF
5V
R3
100KΩ
TO µC
C6
7/11
TDA7396
CLIPPING DETECTION & DIAGNOSTICS
(see fig. 16)
An active pull-down circuit is provided to signal
out the occurrence of any of the conditions described later. In order to use this function, the CDDIA pin (#4) has to be resistively connected to a
positive voltage reference (between 5V and Vs).
A) Clipping Detection
Current is sunk whenever the output clipping distortion level reaches a fixed 0.5% threshold; this
function allows gain compression facility when the
amplifier is overdriven.
B) Output FaultDiagnostics
Current is sunk as soon as one of the following
output faults is recognized:
- short-circuit to GND
- short-circuit to Vs
- short-circuit across the load (after turn-on)
- open load (before turn-on)
The diagnostics signal remains steadily on until
the fault is removed.
All the output fault conditions (listed above) can
be distinguished from the clipping detection (A)
because of their different time duration.
THERMAL WARNING (see fig. 17)
Thermal protection has been implemented in ac-
cordance to a new principle involving different
steps:
1) Thermal foldback (Linear Thermal Shutdown)
2) Shutdown with soft restart (Absolute Thermal
Shutdown)
As long as the junction temper ature remains below the preset threshold (140°C) the IC delivers
the full power. Once the threshold has been
reached, a thermal foldback starts limiting the output signal level; the output power is then reduced,
thus decreasing also the temperature without output signal interruption (LTS). Supposing the thermal foldback does not reduce the junction temperature to a safe level, a complete shutdown will
occur at 160°C (ATS).
Soft restart avoids large voltage disturbance
across the loudspeaker, due to the presence of
high input signals when the IC comes out of thermal shutdown.
Current is sunk from the CD-DIA pin (#4)when the
thermal protection is acting. The voltage at pin #4
bounces back and forth (depending on the amplifier input signal magnitude ) during t he linear thermal intervention (LTS) and stays low (sinking current) after the amplifier has been eventually
shut-down (Absolute Thermal Shutdown)
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