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 BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
High-definition sound processor
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
The BA3880AS and BA3880AFS are sound processor ICs that perform phase and harmonic compensation on audio signals to accurately reproduce the "rise" section of audio signals that determines the characteristics of the sound, and thus reproduce the original recording as naturally as possible.
!Applications Component stereo systems, radio cassette players, car stereo systems, televisions, VCRs, and active speakers.
!Features 1) Correct distortion in the rising section of audio signals that results from miss-matched speakers and amplifiers, and reproduces the original sound faithfully. 2) To allow application with all types of speakers and sources, the clarity can be adjusted using DC control. 3) DC control provided for selection of either processor mode or bypass mode. 4) Bass boost fixed internally to 4dB.
!Block diagram
BA3880AS BA3880AFS
MIXL
1
VCAL
2
+ ++ + + HI MID + + + - VCA
22
OUTL
GND
1 CTL
24
DETL
LO
21
INL
DETR
2 CTL
23
VCC
3 HPF
20
APFL
DEFR
3 VCA - LO ++ HI MID + + + + + + VCA
22
DEFR
DEFL
4 CTL LPF
19
HPFL
CTL
4
21
VCC
DETL
5
18
LPFL
VCAR
5
20
VCAL
GND
6
17
BIASC
MIXR
6
19
MIXL
DETR
7 CTL LPF
16
LPFR
OUTR
7
18
OUTL
DEFR
8 HPF VCA - ++
15
HPFR
INR
8 + MID LO + + + +
17
INL
CTL
9
14 + MID +
APFR
APFR
9 HPF
HI
16
MIXR
11
+ ++ +
VCAR
10
HI
LO
13
INR
HPFR
10 LPF
12
OUTR
LPFR
11 LPF
BIASC
12
- + ++
15
APFL
HPF
14
HPFL
13
LPFL
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
!Absolute maximum ratings (Ta = 25C)
Parameter Power supply voltage Power dissipation Operating temperature Storage temperature Symbol VCC Pd Topr Tstg Limits 11 1000 -40~+85 -55~+125 Unit V mW C C
Reduced by 10mW for each increase in Ta of 1C over 25C.
!Recommended operating conditions
Parameter Power supply voltage Symbol VCC Limits 5.4~10.8 Unit V
!Electrical characteristics (unless otherwise noted, Ta = 25C, VCC = 9V, fIN = 1kHz, VIN = 200mVrms, Rg = 600, RL = 100k and VCTL = 4.5V)
Parameter Circuit current Voltage gain 1 Voltage gain 2 Voltage gain 3 Voltage gain 4 Voltage gain 5 Channel balance Maximum output voltage Output noise voltage 1 Output noise voltage 2 Total harmonic distortion 1 Total harmonic distortion 2 Channel separation Ripple rejection ratio Symbol Min. 3.9 -2.0 -2.5 -1.0 9.0 - -2.0 2.0 - - - - - 60 Typ. 5.9 0 -0.5 1.0 11.0 4.0 0 2.3 2 16 0.005 0.04 -67 68 Max. 11.8 2.0 1.5 4.0 13.0 - 2.0 - 10 70 0.05 0.4 -60 - Unit mA dB dB dB dB dB dB Vrms Vrms Vrms % % dB dB Conditions
ICC GV1 GV2 GV3 GV4 GV5
CB
VIN = 0Vrms VCTL = 9V
fIN = 10kHz fIN = 10kHz, VCTL = 0V fIN = 50Hz fIN = 10kHz, VCTL = 0V
THD = 1%
VOM VNO1 VNO2 THD1 THD2
CS RR
Rg = 0, DIN AUDIO, VCTL = 9V Rg = 0, DIN AUDIO
400Hz~30kHz BPF, VCTL = 9V 400Hz~30kHz BPF
VIN = 1Vrms Rg = 0, fR = 100Hz, VR = 100mVrms
Note : When VCTL = 9V, the IC is in bypass mode (through operations). When VCTL = 4.5V, the IC is in processor mode (enhance operations) with minimum definition level. When VCTL = 0V, the IC is in processor mode (enhance operations) with maximum definition level.
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
!Measurement circuit
BA3880AS
4.7 470p
V
1 MIXL OUTL 22
V
THD
100k
6800p 2 VCAL INL 21 4.7
A
0.1 9V 47
3
VCC
APFL
20 0.01
600
4 1 5 4.7 6
DEFL
HPFL
19
DETL
LPFL
18 0.068
GND
BA3880AS
BIASC
17 0.068 47
7 4.7 8 1 9
DETR
LPFR
16
DEFR
HPFR
15 0.01 4.7
CTL
APFR
14 600
10 470p 9V 4.5V 11
VCAR
INR
13
MIXR
OUTR
12 4.7
6800p
V
V
THD
100k
Fig.1
(Units) R : C:F
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
BA3880AFS
1
GND
DETL
24 4.7
2 4.7
DETR
23 1
3 1 4
DEFR
DEFL
22 0.1 47 9V
CTL
VCC
21
A
5 6800p 9V 4.5V 470p 7 4.7 6
VCAR
VCAL
20 6800p
MIXR
BA3880AFS
MIXL
19 470p 4.7
V
OUTR OUTL 18
V
THD
100k
THD
100k
V
V
8 INR INL 17
4.7 0.01
9
APFR
16 600
10 600 11 0.068 12 47
HPFR
APFL
15 0.01
LPFR
HPFL
14
BIASC
LPFL
13 0.068
Fig.2
(Units) R : C:F
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
!Circuit operation The BA3880AS and BA3880AFS high-definition sound processor system ICs treat the amplifiers and speakers as a total audio systems, and perform signal processing at the amplifier input stage to accurately reproduce the rise sections of audio signals that determine the characteristics of sound, and ensure that the replayed audio is as close to the original sound and as natural sounding as possible. Problems relating to playback of sound on audio systems. With naturally-generated sound, high-frequency harmonic components generally occur first, followed by the fundamental frequency components. This also applies to the attack section of the sound that characterizes many musical instruments. It is the amplitude component that gives form to the frequency component and envelope at the rising point of sound, and this expresses the characteristics of the sound. Therefore, when replaying audio on audio playback systems, it is extremely important that the rise section of the signal be expressed accurately with respect to the original sound. However, there is inevitable mismatching between the speakers and amplifiers in current audio systems. Solid-state power amplifiers use negative feedback techniques and operate off a fixed voltage supply, but as speakers are a current element, mismatching in the system inevitably occurs. In addition, the speaker impedance characteristics are strongly influenced by the electrical reactance of the voice coil, and the mechanical reactance of the cone assembly. As a result of this, distortion is generated in the rising sections of audio signals, causing phase shift in the reproduced sound. In addition, impedance increases in the treble region which reduces the speaker amplitude and reduces the harmonic component, and as a result there is a tendency to masking of large mid-frequency signal components that follow, and this makes it difficult to reproduce the rising sections of the sound.
!Operating principle To solve the problems described above, the BA3880AS and BA3880AFS perform the audio signal processing described below. Phase shift compensation
BASS MIDDLE TREBLE
20
150
2.4k
20k
f (Hz)
The input signal is separated into three regions: bass (20Hz to 150Hz), middle (150Hz to 2.4kHz) and treble (2.4kHz to 20kHz). These regions are then joined again with the middle and treble regions phase shifted -180 and -360 respectively with respect to the bass signal. This phase shift adjusts the delay time characteristic for each band and minimizes the distortion of the rising section of the audio signal. Amplitude compensation (harmonic compensation) To maintain appropriate auditory balance for the treble region that is made up of harmonic components, a high-speed detector and high-performance VCA circuit are used for amplitude control of the treble component. The amount of compensation is determined from a calculation performed based on the DC level input to the CTL pin, and the DC level detected from the input signal. The internal control signal obtained from this calculation compensates the amplitude of the treble component input to the VCA. This amplitude compensation recovers the harmonic component, and improves the reproduction clarity (definition level) of instruments and vocals.
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
Bass boost To maintain good balance with the dynamically changing treble component, the bass component is boosted. The bass boost is fixed at 4dB (typ.) internally, and cannot be adjusted. Mode switch The DC voltage on the CTL pin can be used to switch the IC between processing mode and bypass mode. When processing mode is selected, the audio signal is enhanced using the compensation circuits described above before being output. When bypass mode is selected, the signal bypasses all of the compensation circuits, and only passes through a buffer amplifier before output.
External components The frequency characteristic in processing mode with maximum definition level is given below.
GAIN
C1
C2
LARGE BASS BOOST
SMALL
LARGE
SMALL
DEFINITION LEVEL
C1: External capacitor connected between the VCA and MIX pins (6800pF in the application circuit). C2: External capacitor connected between the OUT and MIX pins (470pF in the application circuit).
FREQUENCY
As indicated in the diagram, capacitors C1 and C2 determine the treble component cutoff frequency. By varying the values of these components, the frequency characteristic can be changed as indicated by the dotted line in the diagram. This varies the balance of the harmonic component, and is an important factor in determining the tone quality.
Control table
Item Threshold level Mode setting Definition level
VCC
Recommended setting range for bypass mode 0.75 x VCC 0.64 x VCC Min. (1dB Typ.)
VCTL
0.57 x VCC
0.5 x VCC Recommended setting range for processor mode
0V (GND) Max. (11dB Typ.)
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
!Application example BA3880AS
470p
MIXL 1
OUTL 22
L-ch OUTPUT 4.7
68000p
VCAL 2 HI
+ +
+
+
+ +
-
+ +
LO
INL 21 4.7 APFL 20
L-ch INPUT
MID
VCC VCC 3 VCA 0.1 47 GND 4 1 CTL DETL 5 4.7 GND 6 DEFL
HPF
HPFL 19
0.01
LPF LPFL 18 0.068
BIASC 17
47 0.068
DETR 7 4.7 DEFR 8 1 CTL VCTL 9 VCA HPF CTL LPF
LPFR 16
HPFR 15 0.01
APFR 14
68000p
11 470p
+
MIXR
Fig.3
+
+
+ +
10
HI
MID
+
LO
+
VCAR
-
INR 13 4.7 OUTR 12 4.7 R-ch OUTPUT R-ch INPUT (Units) R : C:F
+
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
BA3880AFS
GND
DETL
1
DETR
24
4.7
CTL 23 CTL
DEFR
1
2
4.7
DEFR
3
1
22 VCA - LO + ++ HI MID + + ++ + VCA
VCC
0.1
GND
CTL
VCTL
47
4
VCAR
21
VCC
VCAL
5
6800p
20
MIXL
6800p
MIXR
6
R-ch OUTPUT 470p
19
OUTL
470p L-ch OUTPUT
OUTR
7
4.7
18
4.7
R-ch INPUT 4.7
INR
INL
8
17
4.7
L-ch INPUT
9
0.01
HI HPF LPF
MID LO - +
10
LPFR
11
0.068
BIASC
12
47
Fig.4
+
HPFR
+ HPF LPF
+
+
APFR
+ 16
APFL
+ +
15
HPFL
0.01
14
LPFL
13
0.068
(Units) R : C:F
BA3880AS / BA3880AFS
Audio ICs
!Operation notes (1) Control pin (CTL) The level of the DC voltage applied to the control pin should be in the range 0V to VCC. Appropriate switching may not be possible in the region of the threshold voltage. Allow sufficient margin when setting this voltage. (2) Recommended operating range Provided the IC is operated within the operating temperature range and within the recommended operating conditions, the general circuit functions are guaranteed to operate correctly, and there will not be significant changes in the electrical characteristics. (3) Application example Provided the circuit constants in the application example circuit are used, the application circuit should function correctly. However, we recommend that you confirm the characteristics of the circuit in actual use, and take note of the cautionary items described above. If you change the circuit constants, check both the static and transient characteristics of the circuit, and allow sufficient margin to accommodate variations in both the IC and the external components. (4) License The ICs are manufactured under license from BBB Sound Inc. (U.S.A.). A license agreement with BBB Sound Inc. is required to use this component.
!Electrical characteristic curves
12 10 8 6 4 2
16
DEFINITION LEVEL : (dB)
DEFINITION LEVEL : (dB)
VCC = 9V f = 10kHz VIN = 200mVrms
14
12 10 8 6 4 2
VCC = 9V f = 10kHz VCTL = 0V
0
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 CONTROL VOLTAGE : VCTL (V)
0 -10 -20 -30 -40 -50 -60 -70 -80 INPUT VOLTAGE : VIN (dBV)
Fig. 3 Definition level vs. control voltage
Fig. 4 Definition level vs. input voltage
!External dimensions (Units : mm)
BA3880AS BA3880AFS
10.00.2
19.40.3 22 12
24
13
0.51Min.
6.50.3
7.80.3
3.40.2 3.950.3
1
11
7.62
5.40.2
1
1.778 0.50.1 0~15
12
1.80.1
0.30.1
0.11
0.8
0.360.1
0.3Min. 0.15
SDIP22
SSOP-A24
0.150.1


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