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Ordering number : EN737F
Monolithic Linear IC
LA1245
AM Electronic Tuner
Overview
LA1245 is a high performance IC to be used as an AM
electronic tuner. It provides an automatic search-stop
signal, local oscillator buffer-output, and the low level
local oscillation, as well as providing all other functions
required of an AM tuner. Moreover, the stable local
oscillation from LW to SW facilitates the use of many
band.
Functions
• RF amplifier • MIX • OSC (with ALC) • Detection
• IF amplifier • AGC • Local oscillation buffer-output
• Signal meter driving output (also used as an automatic
search stop-signal)
• etc.
Package Dimensions
unit : mm
3021B-DIP20S
[LA1245]
SANYO: DIP20S
Features
• Narrow-band signal meter : Available as an automatic search-stop signal (also available as a wide-band signal
meter). Signal meter output=1/2 frequency ±1.5kHz typ.
• Local oscillation buffer-output : Facilitates the design of electronic tuning systems and frequency representation.
• OSC (with ALC) : The oscillation output is stabilized at a low level (350 mVrms) for a varactor
diode, and tracking error is minimized.
• RF amplifier : Excellent in usable sensitivity by incorporating low-noise transistors in cascode
circuit (45dB/m typ).
• MIX : Double balanced differential MIX prevents the influence of spurious radiation and
IF interferences (IF interference = 85dB typ).
• Low noise : Excellent in S/N for intermediate input (57dB typ).
• Compensation for V CC fluctuation : Allows little gain fluctuation and little distoriton fluctuation (8 to 16 V).
• Low shock noise
: Able to decrease the shock noise by selecting AGC time constant when changing
V CC -on and/or switching the mode.
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Specifications
Maximum Ratings at Ta=25°C
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
Ratings
Unit
Supply voltage
V CC max
Pin 8, 14
16
V
Output voltage
V o
Pin 5, 7
24
V
Input voltage
V I
Pin 3
5.6
V
Supply current
I CC max
Pin 5+7+8+14
32
mA
Output high drive current
I 18
Pin 18
5
mA
I 20
Pin 20
2
mA
Allowable power dissipation
Pd max
See Figure 2
700
mA
Operating temperature
Topr
–20 to +70
°C
Storage temperature
Tstg
–40 to +125
°C
Recommended Operating Conditions at Ta=25°C
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
Ratings
Unit
Recommended supply voltage
V CC
12
V
Operating Characteristics at Ta=25°C, V CC =12V, f r =1MHz, f m =400Hz, at specified test circuit
(based on application circuit).
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
Ratings
Unit
min
typ
max
Current drain
I CC 1
quiescent
16.0
25.0
35.0
mA
I CC 2
107 dBµ input
19.0
29.0
40.0
mA
Detection output
V o 1
23 dBµ input, mod. 30%
–27.5 –23.0 –18.5 dBm
V o 2
80 dBµ input, mod. 30%
–15.5 –12.5
–9.5 dBm
Signal to noise ratio
S/N1
23 dBµ input, mod. 30%
16
20
dB
S/N2
80 dBµ input, mod. 30%
52
57
dB
Total harmonic distortion
THD1
80 dBµ input, mod. 30%
0.4
1.0
%
THD2
107 dBµ input, mod. 30%
0.3
1.0
%
Signal meter output
V SM 1
quiescent
0
0.5
V
V SM 3
107 dBµ input
3.0
4.5
7.0
V
Input at signal meter output=1V V IN 1
V SM output=1V
19.0
25.0
31.0 dBµ
Local oscillation-buffer output
V osc
250
350
mVrms
Reference Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
Ratings
Unit
min
typ
max
Signal meter output
V SM 2
40 dBµ input
2.5
V
Total harmonic distortion
THD3
112 dBµ input, mod.30%
2
%
Local oscillation fluctuation
Æ V osc
V osc L (522kHz) to V osc H
10
mVrms
within a band
(1647kHz)
Signal meter band width*
V SM-BW1
80 dBµ input, 1/2 output frequency
±1.5
kHz
V SM-BW2
80 dBµ input, 1/10 output frequency
–4.5/+7
kHz
Selectivity
±10kHz at 30% mod.
45
dB
IF interference
f r =600kHz
85
dB
Image frequency interference
f r =1400kHz
40
dB
ratio
* BFB450C4 N (Murata, Co.,) was used as a narrow band filter.
(Note) 0 dBm=775mV, 0 dBu=1µV.
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Using the automatic search-stop signal
Signal Meter-driving output circuit is equivalent to Figure. 1, signal meter driving output (abbreviated as V SM ) is
narrowed in band width and can be used as an automatic search-stop signal when a narrow band series resonator is
connected to pin 15. V SM can be adjusted with R 208 and R 211 both in wide band and narrow band since R 208 is
inversely proportional to V SM , while R 211 is proportional to V SM . R 208 is related to the Q of narrow band signal
meter. When the resistance of R 208 is increased, the Q will be damped and the band width increased. On the other
hand, R 211 used as the output impeadance of V SM and affects the cut-off frequency and time constant of low pass
filter for V SM and the meter drive impedance. The time constant
t
and the cut-off frequency fc can be expressed as
follows :
= (C 114 +C 115 +C S ) (R 211 //R in )
f c = 2
1
¹t
A semi-fixed resistor is recommended to be used as R 211 to cope with the fluctuation of V SM . Refer to Figure. 3 for
the value of the semi-fixed resistor since this depends upon V SM and R 208 . Figure. 3 shows the lowest limit of the
semi-fixed resistor in relation to R 208 with the parameter of V SM set point, and the value of the semi-fixed resistor
will be equal to or greater than that shown in Figure. 3. For example, when V SM =5V and R 208 =240
½
, R 211 becomes
. When the value of V SM is too large,
it is limited and saturated to the source voltage so it is recommended to follow the condition of V SM ²
½
. Thus, the value of the semi-fixed resistor is determined to be about 30k
½
V CC –2(V).
When a narrow band serial resonator is used, include the resonant impedance to determine the value of R 208 .
No.737-3/11
t
28k
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Notes on LA1245 usage
1. When suddenly tuned to a broadcasting station of intermediate or high field strength, a large current of high frequency
flows into the signal meter circuit, causing the local oscillator malfunctions and abnormal noises.
To eliminate this :
· Use R 208 ³
240
½
for manual tuning type.
, and use the local oscillation coil at the 1/3 tap (except SW) for electronic tuning type (which uses a
narrow band filter).
2. Use the bias on the condition RF V CC ²
82
½
IF V CC , since abnormal noise levels might be caused when detuning a strong
V CC –2 (V) to avoid saturation caused by V CC .
4. Use 1/2 or more tap of LW and MW oscillation coil to improve S/N and the detuning characteristics of the distortion
ratio.
5. Use the full-tap of SW oscillation coil, to allow the sag in oscillation power by the decreasing of Q.
6. Avoid the coupling of the antenna tuning circuit and the local oscillating circuit so as not to leak the local oscillation
into the antenna tuning circuit.
7. Connect the detection capacitor C 113 between pin 13 (output) and pin 14 (V CC ) to avoid the leakage of the IF signal
into the GND line. Connection between pin 13 and pin 12 (GND) increases the tweet interference and deteriorates the
usable sensitivity.
Moreover, depending on the positions of C 113 and the bar antenna, higher harmonics having twice or three times the
frequency of the IF signal may pass into the antenna and cause tweet interference, and in extreme cases oscillation
might be cause. To prevent this :
· Shorter lead wires and connect them near 13 and 14 pins.
· Place C 113 far from the antenna.
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· Use R 208 ³
input on the codition RF V CC >IF V CC .
3. Use the signal meter driving output (V SM ) at V SM ²
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9. Use a semi-fixed resistor for R 211 to allow the fluctuation of V SM .
10. When changing an IFT or using an RF tuner, select a filter and related circuits according to the following conditions.
The input levels of each terminal where 30% modulated detection output of –25dBm is obtained are as follows :
Pin 11 input
½
when Rg=520
½
(470
½
+ 50
½
)
75dBµ
Pin 9 input
when Rg=50
½
53dBµ
Pin 6 input
when Rg=50
½
48dBµ
22dBµ
Slight change in IFT, however, will be covered by changing the constant of resistors R 202 and R 204 .
11. When the coupling coefficient of the local oscillation coil is small and an anti-resonance point of about 100MHz is
present or the stray capacitance between pin 19 and pin 20 is large, the buffer output (pin 20) may be subject to
parasitic oscillation of about 100MHz. In this case, connect a capacitor of about 30pF between pin 20 and GND. To
observe parasitic oscillation, connect a capacitor of 5pF in series with the probe. If the probe is connected direct to
pin 20, the input capacitance of the probe causes parasitic oscillation to stop, which makes it impossible to observe.
when Rg=50
½
Sample Application Circuit 1
Unit (resistance :
½
, capacitance : F)
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8. When a cable or something similar is connected to a local oscillation buffer (pin 20), which is equivalent to
connecting a capacitor of about 20pF, the output from the buffer will be of sawtooth waves, causing the level low at
the short wave band. To prevent this, connect a resistor between pin 20 and GND, which will increase the operating
current of the buffer amplifier. Since the maximum current obtained from pin 20 is 2mA, the suitable resistance
between pin 20 and GND is 1.5k
Pin 3 input
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