Digital signal processor SAA7706H for car audio. Reference data
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The digital signal processor (DSP) SAA7706H from PHILIPS is designed for signal processing as part of a car audio system. The microcircuit is the central device around which peripheral components are assembled.
Among the many functions that the SA7706H provides, we highlight the main ones:
- suppression of signal distortion from the tuner caused by interference;
- stereo decoding for FM and AM modulation;
- demodulation of the RDS system signal;
- Dolby-B noise reduction system for the signal from the cassette deck;
- correction of the predistorted signal from the CD-drive;
- volume control, channel balance, sound positioning (front-rear) and dynamic range compression.
Some functions of the SAA7706H chip are implemented in hardware. These are interference suppression, FM stereo decoder and RDS demodulator.
The main feature of this chip (SAA7706H) is the ability to separate playback of signals from various sources through the front and rear stereo channels (for example, the driver of a car can listen to the radio, while the passengers in the back can listen to music from a CD).
To communicate with external digital signal processing devices (for example, an additional sound effects processor), the microcircuit (SAA7706H) provides two serial channels for digital data exchange (two input and two output channels of the I2S interface). In addition, the microcircuit (SAA7706H) has two SPDIF interface inputs.
The functions of the microcircuit are controlled by an external microcontroller via the I interface2C.
In addition, the chip (SAA7706H) provides and has:
- 5 sigma-delta analog-to-digital converters (ADC) of the 3rd order;
- 1 sigma-delta ADC of the first order;
- 4 digital-to-analog converters (DAC) with 128-fold oversampling;
- built-in filters of an output analog signal;
- simultaneous processing of radio range signals and audio range signals;
- digital FM stereo decoder;
- digital interference suppression in the FM signal;
- demodulation of the RDS signal using a separate ADC and the possibility of buffering the output data;
- two inputs with common mode suppression (mono) for voice signals (telephone, navigation system), mixing of speech signals to the front channel;
- two inputs with common mode suppression (stereo) for external signal sources (CD player, CD changer, etc.);
- input for a signal from a cassette deck;
- stereo input for a signal from an external AM stereo decoder;
- support for connecting an external signal coprocessor via the I2S interface;
- protection of outputs of a sound signal from short circuit;
- pin compatibility with SAA7705 and SAA7708 chips;
- digital inputs of the microcircuit are compatible with 5 V level signals;
- all analog inputs are protected from high-frequency pickups (for example, cell phones).
Program-controlled functions of the microcircuit:
- adjustment of volume levels, low and high frequencies, balance of stereo channels and rear / front;
- adjustment by 4-channel 5-band parametric equalizer;
- adjustment by a 9-band signal spectrum analyzer;
- control of a multifunctional tone generator (for the formation of telephone calls, etc.);
- a system for smoothing large differences in volume level;
- separate control of all signal parameters, as well as separate selection of signal sources for the front and rear channels;
- dynamic loudness system for low volume (loudness) and bass boost system;
- signal level monitoring;
- frequency response correction for a signal from a cassette deck and a phonogram search system;
- pre-emphasis correction for the signal from the CD-drive;
- mixing of speech signals (telephone, navigation system) with the main signal;
- digital stereo decoder (CQUAM) for AM-signal from the tuner (not for all versions of the chip software);
- digital interference suppression;
- mute the sound with a smooth decrease in the volume level (soft mute).
The microcircuit is produced in a QFP80 package.
In table. 1 shows the main parameters of the microcircuit, and in table. 2 - the purpose of its conclusions.
Table 1. Main operational parameters of the SAA7706H chip
Food |
|
Supply voltage |
3 ... 3,6 |
Current consumed by digital signal processing units, mA |
no more 150 |
Current consumed by analog signal processing units (in the absence of signals at all inputs), mA |
no more 60 |
Maximum power dissipation, mW |
no more 750 |
Audio signal processing path from FM tuner (FM_MPX input) |
|
Maximum input signal level, V |
0,368 |
Level of non-linear distortion (input signal level 0,368 V), dB |
no more than -65 |
Signal-to-noise ratio, dB |
however 81 |
Processing path from other audio signal sources |
|
Maximum input signal level, V |
0,66 |
Level of non-linear distortion (input signal level 0,368 V), dB |
no more than -75 |
Signal-to-noise ratio, dB |
however 90 |
Output DAC parameters |
|
The ratio of the sum of the levels of non-linear distortions and noise to the signal level, dB |
no more than -85 |
Signal-to-noise ratio, dB |
105 |
Quartz resonator frequency, MHz |
11,2896 |
Table 2. Pin assignment of the SAA7706H chip
Pin number |
Signal designation |
Description |
1 |
VDACP |
Reference voltage for all ADC microcircuits |
2 |
VDACN1 |
ADC1 common reference voltage |
3 |
LEVEL |
Adjusting the signal level from the tuner (FM or AM) |
4 |
NAV_GND |
Common mode suppression input (voice from navigation system) |
5 |
POM |
Turn-on delay input for output DACs. The delay time determines the capacitor connected to this input. |
6 |
Rrv |
Sound signal output (right channel, rear) |
7 |
AUX_L |
Audio signal input (left channel) |
8 |
AUX_R |
Audio signal input (right channel) |
9 |
RLV |
Audio signal output (left channel, rear) |
10 |
V SSA2 |
Common output DAC and SPDIF interface circuitry |
11 |
V DDA2 |
Power output DACs and SPDIF interface circuitry |
12 |
VREFDA |
Reference voltage of output DACs |
13 |
FRV |
Audio signal output (right channel, front) |
14 |
CD_R_GND |
Common mode suppression input, CD or cassette deck right channel |
15 |
DSP2_INOUT2 |
Software configurable DSP2 status input/output (2) |
16 |
FLV |
Audio signal output (left channel, front) |
17 |
DSP2_INOUT1 |
Software configurable DSP2 status input/output (1) |
18 |
DSP2_INOUT3 |
Software configurable DSP2 status input/output (3) |
19 |
DSP2_INOUT4 |
Software configurable DSP2 status input/output (4) |
20 |
LOOPO |
Clock output |
21 |
TP1 |
The input is used only for testing the chip. In operation, can be connected to a common wire |
22 |
V DDD3V7 |
Supply voltage input of interface circuits |
23 |
V SSD3V7 |
Common interface circuits |
24 |
SPDIF2 |
Input (1) of the SPDIF interface |
25 |
SPDIF1 |
Input (2) of the SPDIF interface |
26 |
SYSFS |
Clock input |
27 |
CD_WS |
Serial line word select signal from CD-ROM drive |
28 |
CD_DATA |
Serial data line from CD drive |
29 |
CD_CLK |
Serial clock line from CD drive |
30 |
IIS_CLK |
Interface clock output I 2 S |
31 |
IIS_IN1 |
I 1 S interface data input line 2 |
32 |
IIS_IN2 |
I 2 S interface data input line 2 |
33 |
IIS_WS |
Interface word selection signal output I 2 S |
34 |
IIS_OUT1 |
I 1 S interface data output line 2 |
35 |
IIS_OUT2 |
I 2 S interface data output line 2 |
36 |
V DDD3V6 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
37 |
V SSD3V6 |
Common interface circuits |
38 |
DSP1_IN1 |
Status input 1 for DSP1 |
39 |
DSP1_IN2 |
Status input 2 for DSP1 |
40 |
DSP1_OUT1 |
Status output 1 for DSP1 |
41 |
DSP1_OUT2 |
Status output 2 for DSP1 |
42 |
DSP_RESET |
Initial reset signal. Active level? short |
43 |
RTCB |
Test block reset signal. Connected to common through internal terminating resistor |
44 |
SHTCB |
Test Block Clock |
45 |
TSCAN |
Test block control signal |
46 |
V DDD3V5 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
47 |
V SSD3V5 |
Common interface circuits |
48 |
V DDD3V1 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
49 |
V SSD3V1 |
Common interface circuits |
50 |
V SSD3V2 |
Common interface circuits |
51 |
V DDD3V2 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
52 |
V DDD3V3 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
53 |
V SSD3V3 |
Common interface circuits |
54 |
V SSD3V4 |
Common interface circuits |
55 |
V DDD3V4 |
Power supply for interface circuits |
56 |
A0 |
I 2 C interface address selection input or test block serial data input |
57 |
SCL |
Bus clock I 2 C |
58 |
SDA |
Bus data line I 2 C |
59 |
RDS_CLOCK |
RDS data clock input/output |
60 |
RDS_DATA |
RDS serial data output |
61 |
SEL_FR |
FM_MPX input operation mode switching signal input |
62 |
VSS(OSC) |
Common clock generator |
63 |
OSC_IN |
Conclusion for connecting a quartz resonator |
64 |
OSC_OUT |
Conclusion for connecting a quartz resonator |
65 |
VDD(OSC) |
Clock power supply |
66 |
AM_R/AM |
Audio signal input (right channel) from AM tuner or signal from AM tuner if no external stereo decoder is available |
67 |
AM_L/NAV |
Audio input (left channel) from AM tuner or voice input from navigation system |
68 |
TAPE_R |
Cassette deck right channel audio input |
69 |
TAPE_L |
Cassette deck left channel audio input |
70 |
CD_R |
CD drive right channel audio input |
71 |
PHONE |
Common mode suppression input, phone voice |
72 |
CD_L |
Audio input for the left channel of the CD drive |
73 |
PHONE_GND |
Common mode suppression input, phone voice |
74 |
V DDA1 |
Power supply for all ADCs |
75 |
V SSA1 |
Common ADC and ADC3 |
76 |
VDACN2 |
ADC2 common reference voltage |
77 |
CD_(L)_GND |
Common mode suppression input, left channel from CD or cassette deck |
78 |
VREFAD |
Input/output, reference voltage of all ADCs |
79 |
FM_RDS |
RDS signal input from FM tuner |
80 |
FM_MPX |
FM tuner input |
Author: Vladimir Zaitsev; Publication: remserv.ru
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