Cell phone video drivers – Sanyo EP92H User Manual

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Direct conversion technology adopted

No SAW filter is required, making

further miniaturization possible

Diversity synthesis technology adopted

Makes stable reception possible

Frequency conversion (LA8101)

ODFM demodulation LSI (LC74112)

UHF Ant.

LNA

LNA

LPF

LPF

LPF

LPF

A/D

A/D

OFDM

demodulator

MPEG-TS
output

A/D

A/D

OSC

PLL

π

/2

π

/2

Deinterleave

E
F
C

Due to the adoption of direct conversion technology

This approach achieves antenna diversity,
which is effective at improving reception performance.

Large external components such as a SAW filter are not required
Image cancellation using analog circuits is no longer required, and at the same
time as reducing the size of the circuit and the power consumption, circuit performance
does not degrade over time or due to temperature fluctuations.

Terrestrial Digital One-Segment Chipset

NTSC/PAL Video Encoder

Miniature reception modules with low power consumption that achieve stable reception under rapidly changing
conditions are required for cell phones and other portable terminals. SANYO has established independently
developed diversity synthesis technology and the industry’s first direct conversion technology that together meet
these requirements.

No output coupling capacitors required

Low-voltage drive (2.7 to 3.6 V)

Voltage sag does not occur

Built-in sixth-order low-pass filter (fc = 7.5 MHz)

Standby mode power consumption: 0

µ

A

The amplifier gain can be selected (6, 9, or 12 dB)

Video driver

New

product

LA73074CL

6

7

8

4

10

9

1

5

3

2

Minus Voltage

Generator

from
DAC

V_IN

A-GND

V

CC

_N

P_SAV_CTL

V

CC

V_OUT

75

GAIN_CTL

CLAMP

Video
Driver

Power
Save

LPF

AMP

GND

CLK_OUT

ND1

Low:

6dB

High:

9dB

Open: 12dB

Low:

Active

High:

Stanby

Open: Stanby

Cell Phone Video Drivers

This IC makes it possible to display the cell phone’s LCD screen contents or image data that was taken
with the camera and is stored in the camera’s memory on a TV (video input).

LCD

LC822961

LC822971

LC822961

equivalent

Memory

Flash

memory

Frame

memory

Application

processor

Baseband
processor

Data written to memory can be continuously output to a TV without being sequentially updated using the internal
frame memory.
Once the data has been written it can be displayed with essentially no load on the microcontroller.

On-chip 16 Mbit SDRAM. Allows drawing by the CPU without concern for the TV display rate.

Rotation processing (at write), enlargement processing (at display)

The NTSC/PAL encoder block is the same as that in the LC822961.

Application examples: Photograph album shows, business presentation tools

LC822961

SDRAM

controller

16-Mbit SDRAM (MCP)

PLL

CLK

CTL bus

Composite

video output

Data

CPU I/F

DRAM

writer

Timing

generator

NTSC/PAL

video encoder

D/A converter and

75

driver

H/V filter

H/V ccalar

Display writer

SEL

VGA

Size

(5 Mbits)

DAC

Converts base band processor generated video and provides other functions for TV output.

Miniature package (CSP42: 3.3

×

3.78 mm

2

)

10-bit D/A converter with built-in 75

driver

Supports a wide variety of input data rates (ITU-R601/SQ)

The LC822963 is an MCP package version of the LC822961 audio operational amplifier (LA6358N).

Application examples: TV games, video players

NTSC/PAL Encoder with On-Chip DRAM

Under

development

LC822971

NTSC/PAL Encoder

LC822961

New

product

LC822963

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