NJU3555NJU8715
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Ver.2005-03-09
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
(1) Power Supply
VDD : Power supply for input circuit and control logic. Keep the input logic level less than VDD.
VG : Power supply for pre-driver which drives the transistor gates of output drivers.
When ENVG=H, charge pump generates double the voltage of VDD, which is supplied to VG terminal
through the inside.
When ENVG=L, charge pump is halted, and VG terminal accepts the external power supply.
VREG : Power supply for built-in regulator. Apply the required voltage with additional dropout voltage of
regulator. By connecting VREGO (regulator output) to VDDO1, VDDO2 (Driver power supply), the power is
provided to the drivers. Furthermore, the regulator output should be supplied to VDDO1 and VDDO2 by
connecting de-coupling capacitor to get highly smoothed power supply.
(2) Regulator Output Voltage Control Terminal (VCONT)
VCONT is the control terminal for regulator output voltage. As VREG output voltage is variable from 0V by
external DC voltage, driver output level can be used as sound volume.
(3) Regulator Enable Signal (ENREG)
The regulator is halted at “L” level, and works at “H” level.
(4) Charging pump Enable Signal (ENVG)
The charge pump is halted at “L” level, and works at “H” level.
(5) HP/LINE/BEEP Mode Control Terminal (EN1 / EN2)
Each mode can be selected by a combination setting of EN1 and EN2.
The following table shows each output condition of each mode.
Input Output
Mode EN1 EN2 HP Amp. LINE Amp. BEEP Amp.
Standby Mode L L HiZ HiZ HiZ
LINE Mode L H HiZ Active HiZ
HP Mode H L Active HiZ HiZ
BEEP Mode H H HiZ HiZ Active
(6) BEEP Signal Input (BEEPIN)
(7) BEEP Signal Output (OBEEP1 / OBEEP2)
BEEP signal is output in a square wave.
(8) Master Clock (MCK)
Master clock (MCK) synchronizes the audio signal inputs(DIN1, DIN2). The setup time and the hold time should
be kept in the AC characteristics because DIN1 and DIN2 are latched on the rising edge of MCK. During the
standby condition, MCK requires “L” level to avoid unnecessary power consumption. In addition, MCK requires
jitter-free or fewer jitter because the jitter could lead to poor S/N ratio.
(9) Signal output (OUT1 / OUT2)
OUT1 and OUT2 terminals keep the Hi-z condition if output voltage of VREGO is lower than detection voltage.
Output signals are appeared as PWM signals through the use of VDDO1 and VDDO2 in the OUT1 and OUT2
terminals If the output voltage is over than detection voltage. Output signals will be converted to analog signals
via 2nd-order or higher LC filter.