LA76070N
LA76070N
Monolithic Linear IC
LA76070
NTSC Color Television IC
Overview
The LA76070 is an NTSC color television IC. In addition to providing IIC bus control based rationalization of IC control and the adjustment manufacturing process associated with the TV tube itself, it also includes all functions actually required in mass-produced television sets. As such, it is an extremely practical bus control IC.
* The LA7840/41 or LA7845N/46N is recommended as the vertical output IC for use with this product.
Package Dimensions
unit: mm 3128-DIP52S
[LA76070]
52 27
15.24
13.8
26
46.0 5.1max 4.25
Functions
I 2 C bus control, VIF, SIF, Y, C, and deflection integrated on a single chip.
0.48
1.05
1.78
0.75
SANYO: DIP52S
Specifications
Maximum Ratings at Ta = 25C
Parameter Maximum power supply voltage Maximum power supply current Allowable power dissipation Operating temperature Storage temperature Symbol V4 max V26 max I21 max Pd max Topr Tstg Ta 65C* Conditions Rating 9.6 9.6 25 1.3 10 to +65 55 to +150 Unit V V mA W C C
Note: *Provided on a printed circuit board: 83.2 86.0 1.6 mm, material: Bakelite
Any and all SANYO products described or contained herein do not have specifications that can handle applications that require extremely high levels of reliability, such as life-support systems, aircrafts control systems, or other applications whose failure can be reasonably expected to result in serious physical and/or material damage. Consult with your SANYO representative nearest you before using any SANYO products described or contained herein in such applications. SANYO assumes no responsibility for equipment failures that result from using products at values that exceed, even momentarily, rated values (such as maximum ratings, operating condition ranges, or other parameters) listed in products specifications of any and all SANYO products described or contained herein.
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LA76070
Continued from preceding page.
Parameter Color control sensitivity Tint center Tint control maximum Tint control minimum Tint control sensitivity Demodulator output ratio R-Y/B-Y Demodulator output ratio G-Y/B-Y Demodulator angle B-Y/R-Y Demodulator angle G-Y/B-Y Killer operating point Chrominance VCO free-running frequency Chrominance pull-in range (+) Chrominance pull-in range () Auto-flesh characteristic 73 Auto-flesh characteristic 118 Auto-flesh characteristic 163 [Video Block] Overall video gain (Contrast set to maximum) Contrast adjustment characteristic (Normal/maximum) Contrast adjustment characteristic (Minimum/maximum) Video frequency characteristic Trap & D = 0 Chrominance trap level Trap & D = 1 DC propagation Y delay, f0 = 1 Maximum black stretching gain (normal) Sharpness adjustment range (max) (min) Horizontal/vertical blanking output level [OSD Block] OSD fast switch threshold Red RGB output level Green RGB output level Blue RGB output level Analog OSD R output level gain matching Linearity Analog OSD G output level gain matching Linearity Analog OSD B output level gain matching Linearity [RGB Output (cutoff and drive) Block] Brightness control (normal) High brightness (maximum) Low brightness (minimum) BRT64 BRT127 BRT0 2.1 15 25 2.65 20 20 3.2 25 15 V IRE IRE FSTH ROSDH GOSDH BOSDH RRGB LRRGB GRGB LGRGB BRGB LBRGB 0.9 220 220 220 1.5 45 1.5 45 1.5 45 1.2 250 250 250 1.9 50 1.9 50 1.9 50 1.7 280 280 280 2.3 60 2.3 60 2.3 60 V IRE IRE IRE Ratio % Ratio % Ratio % CONT63 10 12 14 dB Symbol CLRSE TINCEN TINMAX TINMIN TINSE RB GB ANGBR ANGGB KILL CVCOF PULIN+ PULIN AF 073 AF 118 AF 163 5 7 20 10 0 10 0 dB = 40 IRE Deviation from 3.579545 MHz TINT NOM TINT MAX TINT MIN Conditions Ratings min 1 15 30 60 0.7 0.75 0.28 92 227 42 350 350 350 20 +7 5 0.85 0.33 99 237 37 45 45 typ 2 max 4 3 60 30 2.0 0.95 0.38 107 247 30 +350 deg deg dB Hz Hz Hz deg deg deg Unit %/bit deg deg deg deg/bit
CONT32
7.5
6.0
4.5
dB
CONT0
17
14
11
dB
Yf0
6.0
3.5
0.0
dB
Ctrap ClampG YDLY BKSTmax Sharp16 Sharp31 Sharp0 RGBBLK 6 4 9.0 6.0 1.4 95
dB % ns IRE dB dB dB V
No. 5844-3/27
LA76070
Continued from preceding page.
Ratings min 2.1 2.45 typ 2.65 3.0 4 2.9 2.4 7 9 11 max 3.2 3.55
Parameter (minimum) Cutoff control (Bias control) (maximum) Resolution Maximum output Output attenuation [Deflection Block] Sync separator sensitivity Horizontal free-running frequency deviation Horizontal pull-in range Horizontal output pulse saturation voltage Horizontal output pulse phase Horizontal position adjustment range Horizontal position adjustment maximum variability X-ray protection circuit operating voltage [Vertical screen Size Adjustment] Vertical ramp output amplitude @32 Vertical ramp output amplitude @0 Vertical ramp output amplitude @63 [Vertical screen Position Adjustment] Vertical ramp DC voltage @32 Vertical ramp DC voltage @0 Vertical ramp DC voltage @63
Conditions
Drive adjustment
8 15734
13 15850
IRE Hz Hz
0.06 10.5 2
0.4 11.5
V s s
530
ns
VXRAY
0.54
0.64
0.74
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21 4 26
No signal
Apply a 19mA current to pin 21 and measure the pin 21 voltage at that time Apply a voltage of 7.6 V to pin 4 and measure (in mA) the DC current that flows into the IC. (Apply 5 V to the IF AGC.) Apply a voltage of 7.6 V to pin 26 and measure (in mA) the DC current that flows into the IC
Initial conditions
Initial conditions
Initial conditions
No. 5844-9/27
LA76070 VIF Block Input Signals and Measurement Conditions 1. All input signals are applied to PIF IN (pin 10) as shown in the measurement circuit diagrams. 2. The input signal voltage values are all the value of VIF IN (pin 10) as shown in the measurement circuit diagrams. 3. The table below lists the input signals and their levels.
Input signal Waveform Condition
SG1
45.75 MHz
SG2
42.17 MHz
SG3
41.25 MHz
SG4
Variable frequency
45.75 MHz SG5 87.5 % video modulation 10-step staircase waveform (Subcarrier: 3.58 MHz)
45.75 MHz 87.5 % video modulation SG6 Sweep signal (APL: 50 IRE Sweep signal level: 40 IRE)
4. Perform the following D/A converter adjustments in the order listed before testing.
Item APC DAC PLL DAC Video possible Measurement point
13 13
Adjustment Set up the DAC value so that the pin 13 DC voltage is as close to 3.8 V as possible Set up the DAC value so that the pin 13 DC voltage is as close to 3.8 V as possible Set up the DAC value so that the pin 45 output level is as close to 2.0 V p-p as
45
No. 5844-10/27
LA76070
Measurement Input signal point
Parameter [VIF Block] AFT output voltage with no signal Video output voltage with no signal
Symbol
Measurement procedure
Bus conditions
VAFTn VOn
13 45
No signal No signal
Measure the pin 13 DC voltage when IF.AGC. DEF is "1" Measure the pin 45 DC voltage when IF.AGC. DEF is "1" Connect an oscilloscope to pin 45 and modify the SG4 signal to be a frequency above 45.75 MHz so that the PLL circuit becomes unlocked. (Beating will occur in this state.) Gradually lower the SG4 frequency and measure the frequency at which the PLL circuit locks. Similarly, modify the frequency to a value below 45.75 MHz so that the PLL circuit becomes unlocked. Gradually raise the SG4 frequency and measure the frequency at which the PLL circuit locks.
After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4
fPU, fPL
45
SG4 93 dB
Maximum RF AGC voltage Minimum RF AGC voltage RF AGC Delay Pt (@DAC = 0) RF AGC Delay Pt (@DAC = 63)
6 6 6 6 13 13 13 45 45 45
Set the RF AGC DAC to 0 and measure the pin After performing the adjustments 6 DC voltage described in section 4 Set the RF AGC DAC to 63 and measure the pin 6 DC voltage Set the RF AGC DAC to 0 and determine the input level such that the pin 6 DC voltage becomes 3.8 V 0.5 V Set the RF AGC DAC to 63 and determine the input level such that the pin 4 DC voltage becomes 3.8 V 0.5 V Set the SG4 signal frequency to 44.75 MHz and input that signal. Measure the pin 13 DC voltage at that time. Set the SG4 signal frequency to 46.75 MHz and input that signal. Measure the pin 13 DC voltage at that time. Modify the SG4 frequency to determine the frequency deviation (f) such that the pin 13 DC voltage changes from 2.5 V to 5.0 V. VAFTS = 2500/f [mV/kHz] Observe pin 45 with an oscilloscope and measure the p-p value of the waveform Measure the pin 45 DC voltage After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4
RFAGC63
SG1
VAFTH
VAFTL
VAFTS
After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4
VO VOtip
Input sensitivity
Vi
SG7
Observe pin 45 with an oscilloscope and measure the peak-to-peak value of the waveform. Next, gradually lower the input level to determine the input After performing the adjustments described in section 4 level such that the output becomes 3 dB below the video signal amplitude VO. Observe pin 45 with an oscilloscope and determine the value of the Vy/Vs ratio by After performing the adjustments measuring the peak-to-peak value of the sync described in section 4 waveform (Vs) and the peak-to-peak value of the luminance signal (Vy). Measure pin 45 with a vectorscope Measure pin 45 with a vectorscope Pass the noise voltage that occurs on pin 45 through a 10 kHz to 4 MHz bandpass filter, measure that voltage (Vsn) with an rms voltmeter. Use that value to calculate 20 log (1.43/Vsn). Input SG1 at 93 dB and measure the pin 12 DC voltage (V12).Mix three signals: SG1 at 87 dB, SG2 at 82 dB, and SG3 at 63 dB, and input that signal to VIF IN. Now, apply the V12 voltage to pin 12 using an external power supply. Measure the difference between the 3.58 MHz component and the 920 kHz component with a spectrum analyzer. After performing the adjustments described in section 4 After performing the adjustments described in section 4
V/S
45 45 45 45
SG7 100 dB
DG DP
SG5 93 dB SG5 93 dB
S/N
SG1 93 dB
I920
45
No. 5844-11/27
LA76070 Video Switch Block - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions 1. Unless otherwise indicated, these measurements are to be performed with no signal applied to PIF IN (pin 10) and with the D/A converter IF.ACG.SW set to "1". 2. The table below lists the input signals and their labels.
Input signal Waveform Condition
SG8
SG9
Symbol
Measurement procedure
Bus conditions
AUXG
42
Pin 1 SG8
Observe pin 42 with an oscilloscope, measure the peak-to-peak value of the waveform, and perform the following calculation. AUXG = 20 log (Vp-p) [dB] Observe pin 42 with an oscilloscope and measure the synchronizing signal tip voltage in the waveform. Determine the voltage difference between this measured value and synchronizing signal tip level (VOtip) measured in the VIF block. Measure the 4.2 MHz component in the pin 42 signal with a spectrum analyzer.Convert this measurement to a V peak-to-peak value and perform the following calculation. AUXG = 20 log (1.4/Vp-p) [dB]
VIDEO.SW = "1"
AUXS
42
Pin 1 SG8
VIDEO.SW = "1"
AUXC
42
Pin 1 SG8
VIDEO.SW = "0"
INT0
42
Observe pin 45 with an oscilloscope and Pin 10 measure the peak-to-peak value of the SG7 waveform. Determine the difference between (VIF block) this measured value and the video output 93 dB amplitude (VO) measured in the VIF block.
After performing the adjustments described in section 4 IF. AGC. SW = "0" VIDEO. SW = "0"
No. 5844-12/27
LA76070 SIF Block (FM Block) - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions Unless otherwise indicated, set up the following conditions for each of the following measurements. 1. Bus control condition: IF.AGC.DEF = 1 2. SW: IF1 = off 3. Apply the input signal to pin 49 and use a 4.5 MHz carrier signal.
Parameter Symbol Measurement point Input signal Measurement procedure Bus conditions
SOADJ
7 7 7 7 7
Adjust the DAC (FM.LEVEL) so that the pin 7 90 dB, FM detector output 1kHz component is as fm = 1 kHz, close to 474 mV rms as possible, and FM = 25 kHz measure the output at that time in mV rms. Record this measurement as SV1. Determine the input level (in dB) such that fm = 1 kHz, the pin 7 FM detector output 1kHz component FM = 25 kHz is 3 dB down from the SV1 value Determine the modulation frequency 90 dB, bandwidth (Hz) that is 3 dB or higher relative FM = 25 kHz to the pin 7 FM detector output SV1 value 90 dB, Determine the total harmonic distortion in the fm = 1 kHz, pin 7 FM detector output 1kHz component FM = 25 kHz 90 dB, fm = 1 kHz, AM = 30% Measure the pin 7 FM detector output 1kHz component (in mV rms). Record this measured value as SV2 and perform the following calculation. SAMR = 20 log (SV1/SV2) [dB] Set SW1:IF1 to the "ON" Measure the pin 7 noise level (in mV rms). Record this measured value as SV3 and perform the following calculation. SSN = 20 log (SV1/SV3) [dB] FM.LEVEL = adjusted value
FM limiting sensitivity
SLS
SF
STHD
AM rejection ratio
SAMR
SSN
90 dB, CW
Maximum gain
AGMAX
51 51 51 51 51 51
Variability range
ARANGE
Frequency characteristics
AF
Muting
AMUTE
VOLUME = "000000" AUDIO.MUTE = "0" VOLUME = "111111" AUDIO.MUTE = "0" VOLUME = "111111" AUDIO.MUTE = "0"
ATHD
Signal-to-noise ratio
ASN
No signal
No. 5844-13/27
LA76070 Chrominance Block - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions Unless otherwise indicated, set up the following conditions for each of the following measurements. 1. VIF and SIF blocks: No signal 2. Deflection block: Input a horizontal and vertical composite synchronizing signal, and assure that the deflection block is locked to the synchronizing signal. (Refer to the Deflection Block - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions section.) 3. Bus control conditions: All conditions set to the initial conditions unless otherwise specified. 4. Y input: No signal 5. C input: The C1IN input (pin 40) must be used. 6. The following describes the method for calculating the demodulation angle. B-Y axis angle = tan-1 (B (0)/B (270) + 270 R-Y axis angle = tan-1 (R (180)/R (90) + 90 G-Y axis angle = tan-1 (G (270)/G (180) + 180
R-Y axis
B-Y axis
G-Y axis
7. The following describes the method for calculating the AF angle. BR ... The ratio between the B-Y and R-Y demodulator outputs. ...... ANGBR: The B-Y/R-Y demodulation angle AFXXX = tan-1 BR-Cos ] [R-Y/B-YSin
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C-1
C-2
C-3
(However, if a frequency is specified that frequency must be used.)
C-4
C-5
No. 5844-15/27
LA76070
Measurement point
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
30
Bout
C-1 0 dB +6 dB
Measure the output amplitudes when the chrominance signal input is 0 dB and when that input is +6 dB and calculate the ratio. ACCM1 = 20 log (+6 dBdata/0dBdata) Measure the output amplitude when the chrominance signal input is 14 dB and calculate the ratio. ACCM2 = 20 log (14 dBdata/0dBdata) Measure the Y output level (Record this measurement as V1) Next, input a signal to CIN, and (with YIN a sync-only signal) measure the output level. (Record this measurement as V2) Calculate CLRBY from the following formula. CLRBY = 100 (V2/V1) + 15% Measure V1: the output amplitude when the color control is maximum, and V2: the output amplitude when the color control is nominal. Calculate CLRMN as V1/V2. Measure V3: the output amplitude when the color control is minimum. Calculate CLRMM as CLRMN = 20 log (V1/V3). Measure V4: the output amplitude when the color control is 90, and V5: the output amplitude when the color control is 38. Calculate CLRSE from the following formula. CLRSE = 100 (V4 V5)/(V2 52) Measure all sections of the output waveform and calculate the B-Y axis angle Measure all sections of the output waveform, calculate the B-Y axis angle, and calculate TINMAX from the following formula. TINMAX = <the B-Y axis angle> TINCEN Measure all sections of the output waveform, calculate the B-Y axis angle, and calculate TINMIN from the following formula. TINMIN = <the B-Y axis angle> TINCEN TR24: Saturation 01111111 Saturation 01000000 TR28: Saturation 00000000 TR24: Saturation 01011010 Saturation 00100110 TR23: Tint 00111111 TR23: Tint 01111111
ACCM2
30
CLRBY
30
C-2
CLRMN
30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
C-3
CLRMN
C-3
CLRSE
C-3
Tint center
TINCEN
C-1
TINMAX
C-1
TINMIN
C-1
TINSE
C-1
Measure A1: the angle when the tint control is 85, TR23: Tint and A2: the angle when the tint control is 42, 01010101 and calculate TINSE from the following formula. 00101010 TINSE = (A1 A2) /43
RB
C-3
28
Demodulation output ratio G-Y/B-Y GB
Measure Vb: the BOUT output amplitude, and Vr: the ROUT output amplitude. Determine RB = Vr/Vb.
29
C-3
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LA76070
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Parameter
Symbol
Measurement point
Input signal
Measurement procedure Measure the BOUT and ROUT output levels, calculate the angles of the B-Y and R-Y axes, and determine ANGBR as <the R-Y angle> <the B-Y angle>. Measure the GOUT output level, calculate the angle of the G-Y axis, and determine ANGBG as <the G-Y angle> <the B-Y angle> Gradually lower the input signal level, and measure the input signal level at the point the output level falls under 150 mV p-p Measure the oscillator frequency f, and determine CVCOF from the following formula. CVCOF = f 3579545 (Hz) Gradually lower the input signal subcarrier frequency starting from 3.57545 MHz + 2000 Hz, and measure the frequency when the output waveform locks Gradually raise the input signal subcarrier frequency starting from 3.57545 MHz 2000 Hz, and measure the frequency when the output waveform locks With Auto Flesh = 0, measure the level that corresponds to 73 for the BOUT and ROUT output waveforms, and calculate the angle AF073A. With Auto Flesh = 1, determine the angle AF073B in the same way. Calculate AF073 from the following formula. AF073 = AF073B AF073A With Auto Flesh = 0, measure the level that corresponds to 118 for the BOUT and ROUT output waveforms, and calculate the angle AF118A. With Auto Flesh = 1, determine the angle AF118B in the same way. Calculate AF118 from the following formula. AF118 = AF118B AF118A With Auto Flesh = 0, measure the level that corresponds to 163 for the BOUT and ROUT output waveforms, and calculate the angle AF163A. With Auto Flesh = 1, determine the angle AF163B in the same way. Calculate AF163 from the following formula. AF163 = AF163B AF163A
ANGBR
30 28 29 30 15 30 30 30
C-1
ANGBG
C-1
KILL
C-3
CVCOF
CIN No signal
PULIN +
C1
PULIN
C1
AF073
C4
28 30
Auto flesh characteristic 118 AF118 C4
28 30
Auto flesh characteristic 163 AF163 C4
28
No. 5844-17/27
LA76070 Video Block - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions C IN input signal * chrominance burst signal: 40 IRE Y IN input signal 100 IRE: 714 mV *0 IRE signal (L-0): Standard NTSC synchronizing signal
CW signal (L-CW)
No. 5844-18/27
LA76070
Measurement point Bus conditions and input signals
Parameter [Video Block] Overall video gain (contrast: maximum) Contrast adjustment characteristics (normal/maximum) Contrast adjustment characteristics (minimum/maximum)
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
CONT127
30 30 30
L50
Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTHB V p-p) and calculate CONT127 as 20 log (CNTHB/0.357). Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTCB V p-p) and calculate CONT63 as 20 log (CNTCB/CNTHB). Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTLB V p-p) and calculate CONT0 as 20 log (CNTLB/CNTHB).
CONT63
L50
CONT0
L50
30
Brightness min 0000000 Contrast max 1111111 Brightness min 0000000 Contrast max 1111111
L0 DC propagation ClampG
Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC level (BRTPL V) Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC level (DRVPH V) and the 100 IRE amplitude (DRVH V p-p), and calculate ClampG as 100 (1 + (DRVPH - BRTPL)/DRVH).
30
L100
Y delay
YDLY
30
Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC level at point A when the black stretch function is BKST defeat on (1) defeated (off). Record this value as BKST1 (V).
BKSTmax
30
LBK
Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC level at point A when the black stretch is enabled (on). Record this value as BKST2 (V). Calculate BKSTmax from the following formula. BKSTmax = 2 50 (BKST1 BKST2)/ CNTHB
LCW
Sharpness (peaking)
30
LCW
RGBBLK
30
L100
Measure the output signal blanking period DC level. Record that value as RGBBLK V.
No. 5844-19/27
LA76070
Measurement point Bus conditions and input signals
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
FSTH
30 28
L0 O2 L50 L0 O2
Apply a voltage to pin 36 and determine the pin 36 voltage when the output signal switches to Pin 35: Apply O-2 the OSD signal Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTCR V p-p) Measure the OSD output amplitude (OSDHR V p-p) Calculate ROSDH as 50 (OSDHR/CNTCR) Pin 36: 2.0 V Pin 33: Apply O-2
ROSDH
GOSDH
L50
29
Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTCG V p-p) Measure the OSD output amplitude (OSDHG V p-p) Calculate GOSDH as 50 (OSDHG/CNTCG) Pin 36: 2.0 V Pin 34: Apply O-2
L0 O2
BOSDH
L50
30
Measure the output signal 50 IRE amplitude (CNTCB V p-p) Measure the OSD output amplitude (OSDHB V p-p) Calculate BOSDH as 50 (OSDHB/CNTCB) Measure the amplitude of points A (the 0.35 V section in the input signal O-1) and B (the 0.7 V Pin 36: 2.0 V section in the input signal O-1) in the output Pin 33: Apply O-1 signal and record those values as RGBLR and RGBHR V p-p, respectively Calculate RRGB as RGBLR/CNTCR Calculate LRRGB as 100 (RGBLR/RGBHR) Measure the amplitude of points A (the 0.35 V section in the input signal O-1) and B (the 0.7 V Pin 36: 2.0 V section in the input signal O-1) in the output Pin 34: Apply O-1 signal and record those values as RGBLG and RGBHG V p-p, respectively Calculate GRGB as RGBLG/CNTCG Calculate LGRGB as 100 (RGBLG/RGBHG) Measure the amplitude of points A (the 0.35 V section in the input signal O-1) and B (the 0.7 V Pin 36: 2.0 V section in the input signal O-1) in the output Pin 35: Apply O-1 signal and record those values as RGBLB and RGBHB V p-p, respectively Calculate BRGB as RGBLB/CNTCB Calculate LBRGB as 100 (RGBLB/RGBHB) Pin 36: 2.0 V Pin 35: Apply O-2
L0 O2
28
RRGB LRRGB
L0 O1
29
GRGB LGRGB
L0 O1
30
BRGB LBRGB
L0 O1
Parameter
Symbol
Measurement point
Input signal
Measurement procedure
28
Brightness control (normal) BRT63
29 30
L0
Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for the R output (28), G output (29), and B output (30). Record these values as BRTPCR, BRTPCG, and BRTPCB V, respectively. Calculate BRT63 as (BRTPCR + BRTPCG + BRTPCB)/3
(max)
BRT127
Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for Brightness max the B output (30). Record this value as BRTPHB. 1111111 Calculate BRT127 as 50 (BRTPHB BRTPCB)/CNTHB Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for Brightness min the B output (30). Record this value as BRTPLB. 0000000 Calculate BRT0 as 50 (BRTPLB BRTPCB)/CNTHB
(min)
BRT0
30
No. 5844-20/27
LA76070
Measurement point
Parameter
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
[RGB Output Block] (Cutoff and Drive Blocks) (minimum) Vbias0 L50 Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and B Contrast max output (pin 30). Record these values as Vbias0 1111111 *(V).Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively. R bias max 1111111 G bias max 1111111 B bias max 1111111 Contrast max 1111111 R bias: 1010000 G bias: 1010000 B bias: 1010000 Contrast max 1111111 R bias: 0110000 G bias: 0110000 B bias: 0110000 Contrast max 1111111 Contrast max 1111111 Brightness min 0000000
Vbias127 Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and B output (pin 30). Record these values as Vbias128*(V). Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively.
28 29 30
Bias (cutoff) control resolution Vbiassns Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and B output (pin 30). Record these values as BAS48*(V). Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively. Measure the output signal 0 IRE DC levels for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and B output (pin 30). Record these values as BAS80*. Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively.
Vbiassns* = (BAS80* BAS48*)/32 Drive adjustment: Maximum output RGBout127 Measure the output signal 100 IRE amplitudes for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and B output (pin 30). Record these values as DRVH* (V p-p). Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively.
28
Output attenuation RGBout0
29 30
L100
Contrast max 1111111 Measure the output signal 100 IRE amplitudes Brightness min for the R output (pin 28), G output (pin 29), and 0000000 B output (pin 30). Record these values as R drive min DRVL* (V p-p). 0000000 Here, * is R, G, and B, respectively. B drive min 0000000 RGBout0* = 20 log (DRVH*/DRVL*)
No. 5844-21/27
LA76070 Deflection Block - Input Signals and Measurement Conditions Unless otherwise indicated, set up the following conditions for each of the following measurements. 1. VIF and SIF blocks: No signal 2. C input: No signal 3. SYNC input: Horizontal and vertical composite synchronizing signal (40 IRE and other conditions, such as timing, must conform to the FCC broadcast standards.) Caution: The burst and chrominance signals must not be below the pedestal level.
4. Bus control conditions: All conditions set to the initial conditions unless otherwise specified. 5. The delay between the rise of the horizontal output (the pin 23 output) and the rise of the F.B.P IN (the pin 24 input) must be 9 s. 6. Unless otherwise specified, pin 25 (the X-ray protection circuit input) must be connected to ground. Caution: Perform the following operation if horizontal pulse output has stopped. 1. The bus data T_ENABLE bit must be temporarily set to 0 and then set to 1. (If the X-ray protection circuit operates, an IC internal latch circuit will be set. To reset that latch circuit, the T_ENABLE bit must be temporarily set to 0, even if there is no horizontal output signal being output.) Notes on Video Muting If horizontal pulse output has stopped, perform the operation described in item 1. above and then set the video mute bit set to 0. (This is because the video mute bit is forcibly set to the mute setting when the T_ENABLE bit is set to 0 or when the Xray protection circuit operates. This also applies when power is first applied.)
Parameter [Deflection Block] SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal Gradually lower the level of the synchronizing signal input to Y IN (pin 37) and measure the level of the synchronizing signal at the point synchronization is lost Connect a frequency counter to the pin 23 output (Hout) and measure the horizontal freerunning frequency. Calculate the deviation from the following formula. fH = <measured value> 15.734 kHz Monitor the horizontal synchronizing signal input to Y IN (pin 37) and the pin 23 output (Hout), and measure the pull-in range by modifying the horizontal synchronizing signal frequency Symbol Measurement point Input signal Measurement procedure Bus conditions
Ssync
37
fH
23
fH PULL
37
V Hsat
23
SYNC IN: horizontal and Measure the voltage during the low-level period vertical in the pin 23 horizontal output pulse synchronizing signal
No. 5844-22/27
LA76070
Measurement point
Parameter
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure Measure the delay between the rise of the pin 23 horizontal output pulse and the fall of the Y IN horizontal synchronizing signal
Bus conditions
23
Horizontal output pulse phase HPHCEN
37
23
HPHrange
37
Measure the delay between the rise of the pin 23 horizontal output pulse and the fall of the Y IN horizontal synchronizing signal when HPHASE is set to 0 and when it is set to 7, and calculate the difference between those measurements and HPHCEN
23
HPHstep
37
Measure the delay between the rise of the pin 23 horizontal output pulse and the fall of the SYNC IN horizontal synchronizing signal as HPHASE is set to each value from 0 to 7, and calculate the amount of the change at each step. Find the step size with the largest change.
23
VXRAY
25
Connect a DC voltage source to pin 25 and gradually increase the voltage starting at 0 V. Measure the pin 25 DC voltage at the point that the pin 23 horizontal pulse output stops.
No. 5844-23/27
LA76070
Measurement point
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
Bus conditions
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltages at the line 22 and line 262. SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal Calculate Vsize32 from the following formula.
Vsize32
17
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltages at the line 22 and line 262. Calculate Vsize32 from the following formula. SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal
Vsize0
17
VSIZE: 0000000
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltages at the line 22 and line 262. SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal Calculate Vsize32 from the following formula. VSIZE: 1111111
Vsize63
17
No. 5844-24/27
LA76070
Measurement point
Symbol
Input signal
Measurement procedure
Bus conditions
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltage at line 142 SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal
Vdc32
17
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltage at line 142 SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal
Vdc0
17
VDC: 0000000
Monitor the pin 17 vertical ramp output and measure the voltage at line 142 SYNC IN: horizontal and vertical synchronizing signal
Vdc63
17
VDC: 1111111
No. 5844-25/27
LA76070
No. 5844-26/27
LA76070
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