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STV6411A
APPLICATION NOTE
1 - Audio Part
1.a - Inputs
The audio inputs are designed to follow sources up
to (at least) 2VRMS (that is around 6VPP) with an
expected DC level of VCC/2 (4V typ.). That's why
the device is providing this DC polarization. That
means that in most of the cases the inputs are AC
coupled via chemical capacitors. The recommend-
ed values are 1µF, 2.2µF or 4.7µF (internal polar.
is made via a 50kW resistor). I want to point out
that the internal polarization is filtered by an exter-
nal capacitor (on Pin called `VREF'). This capacitor
contribute to good performance of the device. Its
value should be 47µF or more (coupled with an
47nF HF cap. for internal video references).
Figure 17. Audio Inputs
L/R Audio
220W 4.7m F
Audio In
12kW
STV6411A
NB: In some particular cases (loopback from out-
puts to inputs) the AC coupling capacitor can be
removed... but some small offsets in the audio
chain can cause some noise while switching from
one input to another.
1.b - Outputs
Audio output buffers are able to provide more than
2.1VRMS (around 6VPP) on a typical load of 10kW
(in fact a 2kW load is acceptable). The DC level is
once more VCC/2 for best dynamic performance.
Usually some AC coupling capacitors are used at
the outputs. To drive some typical 10kW loads, it is
normal to use capacitors with value 5 to 10 times
the value of the input capacitors. That gives a val-
ue between 4.7µF and 47µF. Moreover it can be a
good idea to insert resistors (220W or 470W) in the
audio outputs. That will provide a protection for
output stages. No external drivers or buffers are
needed in typical use of the device.
Figure 18. Audio Outputs
Audio Out
4.7m F 470W
L/R Audio
STV6411A
2 - Video Part
2.a - Inputs
Video inputs need to be AC coupled. But only
some small capacitor values are requested thanks
to the internal clamps provided by these devices.
Usually some 100nF HF capacitors (47nF to
220nF) are enough to provide good performances
on Y, CVBS,RGB and C inputs.
Chrominance inputs : - average clamp - that
means that the DC is measured as the average
value of the input signal and set to an internal ref-
erence (close to 3V). The dynamic allowed is more
than 1.5V.
RGB, Y, CVBS inputs : - bottom sync top clamp -
that means that the DC level is measured at the
lowest value of the input signal and set to an inter-
nal reference (close to 2V). The dynamic allowed
is more than 1.5V.
Figure 19. Video Inputs
220W
Y/C/CVBS/RGB
100nF
Video In
75W
STV6411A
2.b - Outputs
On these devices the video outputs are NOT
ABLE to drive 150W. That means that external
buffers (one simple NPN-Transistor per output)
are needed. To reduce the external components,
the output DC level have been chosen to allow a
direct drive of the base of the output follower
(NPN). The emitters of the NPNs will be polarized
to ground via 1kW resistors (more or less) and will
drive the outputs through some 75W resistors. Do
not forget to bufferize your favourite UHF modula-
tor video input...
Chrominance outputs have a DC of 2.3V (it is an
average value) and Luminance type output have a
DC of 1.3V (it is a bottom value).
Figure 20. Video (and Fast Blanking) Outputs
Video Out
(4.7kW )
STV6411A
75W
1kW
Video
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