BA5962FVM

Optical disc ICs

Power driver for CD player

BA5962FVM

BA5962FVM is 1ch BTL power driver IC for CD / DVD. MSOP8 package enables the smallest configuration.
This IC enables reduction of external parts, built-in level shift circuit.

!Applications
CD player

!Features
1) 1ch BTL driver for CD / DVD.
2) MSOP8 package enables the smallest configuration.
3) Built in level shift circuit.
4) Built in thermal-shut-down circuit.

!Absolute maximum ratings (Ta=25°C)

Parameter Symbol Limits Unit
Power supply voltage VCC 18 V
Power dissipation Pd 0.55 W
Operating temperature Topr −35~+85 °C
Storage temperature Tstg −55~+150 °C
∗ PCB (70mm×70mm×1.6mm, glass epoxy) mounting.
Reduce power by 4.4mW for each degree above 25°C.

!Recommended operating conditions (Set the power supply voltage taking allowable dissipation into considering)
Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Power supply voltage VCC 3 5 10 V

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!Block diagram
8 7 6 5

+ −

LEVEL SHIFT

STAND-BY
+ −
25k
50k

1 2 3 4

TSD : Thermal shut down

!Pin descriptions
Pin No. Pin name
1 STBY
2 BIAS
3 IN 1
4 IN 2
Functions Pin No. Pin name Functions
Stand-by control input 5 GND GND
Bias input 6 OUT− Driver negative output
Driver input 1 (Low gain) 7 OUT+ Driver positive output
Driver input 2 (High gain) 8 VCC Power supply input

!Input output circuits

Driver output BIAS input

VCC

VCC 10k

positive output 100k

7pin
25k
VCC

negative output
6pin
50k
2pin
100k
10k

Driver input Stand-by control input

VCC

VCC
Pre VCC
50k
3pin

1pin

100k
VCC

25k 100k
4pin

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!Electrical characteristics (unless otherwise noted, Ta=25°C, VCC=5V, VBIAS=1.65V, RL=50Ω)

Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit Conditions Measuring
circuit
Quiescent current without signal IQ − 3 6 mA Fig.1
<Driver block>
Input voltage range VINR 0 ∼ VCC V Fig.1
Output offset voltage VOOF −40 − 40 mV VIN=BIAS=1.65V Fig.1
Maximum output voltage amplitude VOM 3.7 4.1 − V Fig.1
Closed circuit gain 1 (Input IN1) GVC1 10 12 14 dB VIN=1.35V, 1.95V Fig.1
Closed circuit gain 2 (Input IN2) GVC2 16 18 20 dB VIN=1.35V, 1.95V Fig.1
Srand-by ON voltage VSTON − − 0.5 V Fig.1
Srand-by OFF voltage VSTOFF 2.0 − − V Fig.1
Bias terminal voltage drop mute ON-level voltage VBMON − − 0.4 V Fig.1
Bias terminal voltage drop mute OFF-level voltage VBMOFF 1.0 − − V Fig.1
This product in not designed for protection against radioactive rays.

!Measuring circuit
VO
+
V

VCC=5V RL
+ 50Ω
IQ A

0.1µ
8 7 6 5

+ −

LEVEL SHIFT

STAND-BY
+ −
25k
50k

1 2 3 4

VIN1 VIN2

VST VBIAS
=1.65V VIN1 VIN2

Fig.1

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1. Switch table

Switch Input
Symbol Measuring point
VIN 1 VIN 2 RL VIN VST
IQ OFF OFF OFF − 2.0V IQ
Voof ON ON ON 1.65V 2.0V VO
VOM 1 ON OFF ON ∗1 2.0V ∗1 VIN=0V and 5V VO
VOM 2 OFF ON ON ∗1 2.0V ∗1 VIN=0V and 5V VO
GVC 1 ON OFF ON ±0.3V 2.0V VIN=1.35V and 1.95V VO
GVC 2 OFF ON ON ±0.3V 2.0V VIN=1.35V and 1.95V VO
VSTOFF ON OFF ON 5V 0.5V VO
VSTON ON OFF ON 5V 2.0V VO

!Application example
LOAD

8 7 6 5

BA5962FVM

1 2 3 4

STAND-BY BIAS SIGNAL

SERVO PREAMP

Fig.2

!Operation notes
1. A thermal-shutdown circuit (over-temperature protection circuit) is built in to prevent the IC from thermal breakdown.
Use the IC under the thermal loss allowed to the package. In case the IC is left running over the allowable loss, the
junction temperature rises, and the thermal-shutdown circuit works at the junction temperature of 160°C (typ.)
(the outputs of the driver is turned off). When the junction temperature drops to 135°C (typ.), the IC start operating
again.
2. When stand-by control terminal (Pin 1) drops below 0.5V, stand-by mode is established. Make sure that under normal
operating conditions, this pin at 2.0V or above.
3. If VCC (Pin 8) drops below 2.5V (typ.), the driver is turned off. When the voltage exceeds 2.7V (typ.) the driver
returns to its previous state.
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4. If the bias pin (Pin 2) drops below 0.7V, the output is muted. Make sure that under normal operating conditions, this
pin is at 1.0V or above.
5. The output is muted in the event of a thermal shut down, mute-on, or a bias and VCC voltage drop. Only the driver
is muted. When muted, the internal bias voltage of the output pin becomes roughly (VCC-Vf) / 2). (Vf=0.7V)
6. Please connect a bypass capacitor (0.1µF) across the supply voltage lines close to the IC pins.
7. When a capacitance load is connected to the OP amplifier output, the amplifier phase margin decreases, which causes
the peak or oscillation. When connecting such load, insert a resistance in series between the output and the
capacitance load and take a full consideration for frequency characteristics to prevent problem during practical use.
8. Do not short-circuit between any output pin and supply pin (supply fault) or ground (ground fault), or between any
output pins (load short-circuit). When mounting the IC on the circuit board, be extremely cautions about the orientation
of the IC. If the orientation is mistaken, the IC may break down, and produce smoke in some cases.

!Electrical characteristics curve

On less than 3%
(percentage occupied by copper foil),
0.6 70mm×70mm, t=1.6mm
POWER DISSIPATION : Pd (W)

glass epoxy mounting.

0.4

0.2

0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE : Ta (°C)

Fig.3 Power dissipation

!External dimensions (Units : mm)

2.9±0.1
0.29±0.15

8 5
0.6±0.2
4.0±0.2
2.8±0.1

1 4 +0.05
0.475 0.145−0.03
0.9Max.

+0.05
0.22−0.04 0.08 M
0.75±0.05
0.08±0.05

0.65 0.08 S

MSOP8

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