SAT-9450-9850V2 CI Manual.pdf

TF5000CI

Service Manual

31 Jan, 2004Topfield Co., Ltd

IMPORTANTNote : The design of the satellite receiver is subject to continuous development and improvement.Consequently, this receiver may incorporate minor changes in detail from the information contained in thismanual.Warning : These servicing instructions are for use by qualified personnel only. To reduce the risk of electricshock, do not perform any servicing other than that specified in the operating instructions unless you are fullyqualified to do so.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

IMPORTANT ........................................................................................................................21. Safety Instructions .........................................................................................................52. List and Description of The Major Parts.........................................................................62.1.

Main Board ................................................................................................................................. 6

2.2.

Front Board................................................................................................................................. 7

3. Block Diagram of The IRD .............................................................................................84. Block Diagram of The Main Board.................................................................................95. Test and Repair ...........................................................................................................105.1.

Visual Test ................................................................................................................................ 10

5.2.

Basic Function Test....................................................................................................................115.2.1.

No LED and 7-segment is turned on .................................................................................................................... 11

5.2.2.

Some LED and 7-segment have problems........................................................................................................... 11

5.2.3.

Remote Control Unit (RCU) does not work. ......................................................................................................... 11

5.2.4.

Key of the front panel have problems................................................................................................................... 11

5.2.5.

No System ID is displayed.................................................................................................................................... 11

5.2.6.

Receiver acts like the key of the Front Board or RCU is pressed. ....................................................................... 12

5.2.7.

No picture but the OSD works. ............................................................................................................................. 12

5.2.8.

No picture (and no OSD) and No sound............................................................................................................... 13

5.2.9.

No sound and good picture .................................................................................................................................. 13

5.2.10.

No picture(and no OSD) and good sound ............................................................................................................ 13

5.2.11.

No sound and / or no picture on the RF modulator (Cinch works well) ................................................................ 13

5.2.12.

No LNB power at all of the vertical and horizontal................................................................................................ 13

5.2.13.

Incorrect LNB power............................................................................................................................................. 14

5.3.

The Advanced Test of Main Board............................................................................................ 155.3.1.5.3.2.

Power on Test sequence ...................................................................................................................................... 15

5.3.3.

Reset .................................................................................................................................................................... 16

5.3.4.

System Clock........................................................................................................................................................ 17

5.3.5.

RS232 Data Port (Program download port) and Program download ................................................................... 17

5.3.6.

LNB power............................................................................................................................................................ 18

5.3.7.

RF modulator........................................................................................................................................................ 19

5.3.8.

Video..................................................................................................................................................................... 19

5.3.9.

Audio .................................................................................................................................................................... 19

5.3.10.

5.4.

Voltages on important point .................................................................................................................................. 15

SCART bypass ..................................................................................................................................................... 19

The Advanced Test of Front Board. .......................................................................................... 20

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5.4.1.

Key ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20

5.4.2.

Remote control ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

5.4.3.

Display.................................................................................................................................................................. 20

5.4.4.

Nothing works on Front Board.............................................................................................................................. 20

5.5.

The Advanced Test of SMPS.................................................................................................... 215.5.1.

Check the damaged parts..................................................................................................................................... 21

5.5.2.

Test the diodes. .................................................................................................................................................... 21

5.5.3.

Check the 3.3V regulator...................................................................................................................................... 21

5.5.4.

Check the Shunt regulator.................................................................................................................................... 21

5.5.5.

Check the Photo coupler IC.................................................................................................................................. 21

5.5.6.

Check the Fuse. ................................................................................................................................................... 21

6. PIN description of The Major Parts..............................................................................226.1.

Main Board ............................................................................................................................... 22

6.2.

Front Board............................................................................................................................... 22

6.3.

SMPS : ORTP-826 (HDAD30W701) ........................................................................................ 22

7. Schematic Diagrams ...................................................................................................237.1.

Schematic diagram of Front Board........................................................................................... 23

7.2.

Schematic diagram of Main Board ........................................................................................... 24

7.3.

Schematic diagram of SMPS (power supply)........................................................................... 25

A. 1 Pin description Section ...............................................................................................26A. 2 Schematic Diagram Section < Front Board > .............................................................27A. 3 Schematic Diagram Section < Main Board >..............................................................28A. 4 Schematic Diagram Section < SMPS > ......................................................................29

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1. Safety InstructionsRead this chapter carefully before servicing the IRD.1.1 The IRD must be disconnected from the mains plug before it is opened.1.2 The capacitor inside the SMPS (power supply) can hold charge even if the IRD has been disconnectedfrom the mains plug. To handle SMPS, wait until the capacitor is discharged.1.3 Only the same screw should be used to assemble the IRD.

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2.

List and Description of The Major Parts

2.1. Main BoardPart

1

Location

Name

Page

Number

Tuner Module

U1

Part numberTBMU24311IPP

FunctionChannel tuning.

CommentOr, equivalent part

Analog to Digital Conversion.QPSK demodulation.Regulator

U2

LM7805

Regulates Tuner 5V

Or, equivalent part

(with Heat sink)LNB Power

U3

LNBP20PD

Switching IC

Regulates and switching LNB power(Horizontal 18V, Vertical 13V)22KHz tone On/OffLNB Power Bypass

Poly Switch

U4

RXE065

Over current protection ofLNB power.

3

CPU, Demux

U5

IBM39STB02500

and Decoder4

Main CPU of IRDMPEG Demux and Decoder

SST39VF800A

U8

24LC02B-SN

Saves some parameters

Or, equivalent part

SDRAM

U9

K4S641632D

Main system memory

Or, equivalent part

ASIC

U10

TF301SC10

CI interface, System control

Reset IC

6

U7

EEPROM5

Flash Memory

Saves program and constant

Or, equivalent part

U11

ELM9727NBA

Power level detection,

Only one IC is used

Resets the system.7

Regulator

U12

LD1117ADT18

Regulates internal 1.8V

Regulator

U13

MIC39100-2.5BS

Regulates internal 2.5V.

Or, equivalent part

Regulator

Regulates internal 12V.

5267-12A

Power input connector from SMPS

RS232 Driver

U15

MAX232

Rs232 level conversion

JP3

5267-3A

Connector for RS232 sub board

TTL

U17,

74 series

Buffer and mux for CI

Or, equivalent part

FET

9, 10

78L12

JP2

Connector

8

U14

Connector

U16

IRF7303

CI Power On/Off

Or, equivalent part

Connector

U20

PIS2B1382

PCMCIA connector for CI

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Audio DAC

U31

UDA1334TS

Audio Digital to Analog Converter

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A/V Switch

U33

STV6412A

A/V switch for SCART and Cinch

SCART

SCART1

2203-42STA

SCART connector

Cinch

J1

RCA 3pin

Cinch connector for A/V

Regulator

U34

LM7805

Regulates 5V for RF-modulator

Or, equivalent part

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Or, equivalent part

(without Heat sink )RF Modulator

U35

RMUP74055AB

RF Modulator

Connector

JP9

5267-7A

Front Board Interface

TTL

15

U37

74LVC14

Front Board Interface

16

Connector

JP10

mini Din Jack

S-Video Connector

17

Connector

JP7

5267-10A

Smart Card Sub board connector

Or, equivalent part

6

Embedded CAS, Optional

2.2. Front Boardpage1

Part

Location

Name

Number

Part number

Function

Comment

7-Segment

U1

A-3C4G

Displays Messages

Or, equivalent part

Remocon Sensor

U2

TSOP4838

Receives RCU signal

Or, equivalent part

TTL

U3, U4

74HCT164

Interface front board with

Or, equivalent part

Connector

J1

5267-7A

Front

main boardboard

interface

7

and

main

board

Power Supply(SMPS)

8

Front Board

SPDIF

RF MODULATOR

+5V, Control signal

+30V, +22V, +17V, +15V, +8V,+5V, +3.3V, GND

RS232 board

PORGRAMDOWNLOADPORT

Main Board

SCARTCinch

CommonInterfaceSlot

S-Video

TUNER

3. Block Diagram of The IRD

IIC

VCXO

9

Scrambled Channel Data

CI connector

CI control buffer

System Control &CI ASIC(TF301SC10)

CI Control Signal

Descrambled Channel Data

TUNER

LNB power, 22khzgenerator

Front Board I/F

IBM39STB02500(VULCAN)

AVMatrixSwitch(STV6412)

IIC bus for RF modulator

Audio DAC(UDA1334)

Video Output

RFmodulator

SCART

Cinchoutput

EEPROM (24LC02)

Program Download Port (RS232)

Connector for Manufacture

DRAM for TS Buffer & System

FLASH Memory

4. Block Diagram of The Main Board

5. Test and Repair5.1. Visual Test- Check whether all the connectors are plugged well.JP2 of Main Board : Power connector.JP3 of Main Board : Internal RS232 connector.JP5 of Main Board : SPDIF connector.JP7 of Main Board : Connector for SMART Card sub-Board interface (optional)JP9 of Main Board : Connector for Front Board interface- Check whether the SMPS(power supply) has any damage.- Check whether the Main Board has any damage.- Check whether the Front Board has any damage.- Check whether the RS232 Sub board has any damage.

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5.2. Basic Function Test5.2.1.

No LED and 7-segment is turned onPossible Cause

1

Front Board Problem

How to Check

How to repairIf it works, repair the Front Board.Otherwise, check the Main Board

other IRD

5.2.2.

Replace the Front Board withnew one which works well in

and SMPS.

Some LED and 7-segment have problemsPossible Cause

1

How to Check

How to repair

Front Board Problem

Check the Front Board according tothe advanced function test.

5.2.3.

Remote Control Unit (RCU) does not work.Possible Cause

1

How to Check

How to repair

If some keys of RCU do not

have some problem.

work, it may be RCU problem.

Sensor of the Front

If key, LED and 7-segment

Check the PCB pattern of Front

Board may have problem

work, And only the Remote

Board.

control does not work, it is

Check the power of U2(sensor).

sensor problem.

2

Remote Controller may

Replace the sensor.

5.2.4.

Replace the RCU with new one.

Key of the front panel have problemsPossible Cause

How to repair

If some of the key does

If one of the key or RCU work, it

Check the switch and the PCB

not work, it is the Front

is the problem of the switch or

patterns of Front Board.

Board problem.

1

How to Check

PCB pattern of the Front Board.

Pattern or broken tactswitch can be a problemIf sometime RCU work,

Check J1.3 in Front Board or

Replace the tact switch.

but the key of the front

Jp9.3 in main board. This pin

Check the PCB and remove the

panel does not work,

should be HIGH when no key

short to the GND.

then one of the key may

2

is pressed.

Check the Front board resistors

be pressed always.

5.2.5.

No System ID is displayedPossible Cause

How to Check

How to repair

Main Board problem.

Replace the Front Board with

If it works, repair the Front Board.

Communication problem

new one which works well in the

If it does not work, repair the Main

between the Front Board

1

other IRD

Board.

The 7-segment on the Front

Repair the Main Board. Check the

Board displays only the time

powers of Main Board.

and the Main Board.2

Main Board fails to boot.

with brighter display when thepower key is pressed.

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REF)

System ID : When the power is turned on, 7-segment on the Front panel displays it.

Ex) L5.01 is displayed : its System ID is 501

5.2.6.

Receiver acts like the key of the Front Board or RCU is pressed.Possible Cause

How to repair

The key of the Front

Replace the Front Board and

Replace the broken key with new

Board is pressed always.

check it.

one. Check the Front PCB.

Check J1.3 in Front Board or

Replace the tact switch.

Jp9.3 in main board. This pin

Check the PCB and remove the

should be HIGH when no key

short to the GND.

is pressed.

1

How to Check

Check the Front board resistors

5.2.7.

No picture but the OSD works.Possible Cause

How to Check

How to repair

If the signal level of the tuner is

Tuner problem

Check the antenna signal.

very low, it may be a problem of

1

Check the tuner part.

the tuner, antenna cable orantenna.2

No or bad LNB power

Check the LNB power and

No or bad 22khz signal.

See LNB section of this manual.

22khz signal on LNB in of thetuner.

The power of the tuner

If the signal level of the tuner is

If not, check the SMPS and the

has some problem.

very low, check the voltage of

power path (include series bead(L5)

the U1.7 (tuner). It should be

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and capacitors (C9, C7)

about 30V.4

CPU (IBM39STB02500)

If all the other things work

problem

except the picture and sound, itmay be the problem MPEGdecoding. In this case, thesignal level and signal quality ofthe information bar will be good.

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There is good RF signal level,

Check the channel data path of the

problem. (include CI

and good signal quality, but no

Main Board.

interface Circuit )

broadcasting is scanned. In this

Channel

Data

path

case, it may be a channel datapath problem.

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5.2.8.

No picture (and no OSD) and No soundPossible Cause

How to repair

In this case, the OSD have

Check SMPS and Main Part of main

some problems.

board voltage

A/V switch problem

If the front works well and

Repair the Main Board according to

nothing is appear on TV, it can

2

How to Check

CPU (IBM39STB02500)problem.

1

the advanced function test.

be an A/V switch problem.3

SMPS problem.

Check the all the power of

Repair the power according to the

power

advanced function test .

connector

on

Main

Board.

5.2.9.

No sound and good picturePossible Cause

A/V switch problem

How to Check

How to repairRepair the Main Board according tothe advanced function test.

Test the Main Board according


to the advanced function test.

2

Audio DAC problem

Test the Main Board accordingto the advanced function test.

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5.2.10. No picture(and no OSD) and good soundPossible Cause

Test the Main Board accordingto the advanced function test.

A/V switch problem




2

How to Check

CPU (IBM39STB02500)problem

1

How to repair


5.2.11. No sound and / or no picture on the RF modulator (Cinch works well)Possible Cause1

How to Check

How to repair

Check the RF channel

incorrectly.

selection.

RF modulator has

Replace the RF modulator with

problem.

2

RF channel is selected

Select the correct channel.

new one. If it works well, it is the

Replace it with new one.

problem of RF modulator.3.

Problem of Audio or

Replace the RF modulator with

Video line on the board.

Repair the Main Board.

new one. It will have the sameproblem.

5.2.12. No LNB power at all of the vertical and horizontal.Possible Cause1

LNB power OFF is

How to Check

How to repair

Check the LNB menu.

Set the LNB power to ON.

selected in the menu.24

U3(LNBP20PD)or related



circuit has problem.



SMPS has problem.

Check the SMPS

Replace the SMPS.

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5.2.13. Incorrect LNB powerPossible Cause

How to Check

If only the 18V is very

Check the SMPS(or JP2.2). It

low, it can be a SMPS

1

How to repair

should be higher than 20V.

problem.2

Both the 18V and 13V


are too low or too high.


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If not, replace SMPS.

5.3. The Advanced Test of Main Board.5.3.1.

Voltages on important point

- Voltage at JP2 in page 7 (of a schematic diagram)Pin number

Minimum

Nominal

Maximum

voltage

voltage

voltage

1

+28V

+30V

+32V

2

+20V

+22V

+23V

3

+16V

+17V

+18V

5

+7.6V

+8V

+8.4V

7

+4.75V

+5V

+5.25V

9

+3.22V

+3.3V

+3.38V

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+14V

+15V

+17V

4,6,8,10,12

GND

GND

Comment

GND

In standby mode, it can be higher than maximum voltage

- Voltage at check points in standby mode.check

page

points

Nominal

Comment

voltage

JP9.1

15

+5V

Power is supplied to the Front Board even if standby mode

U14.3

7

+12V

Power is supplied to SCART Circuit even if standby mode

C50

12

+5V


- Voltage at check points in normal mode.check

page

points

Nominal

Comment

voltage

JP9.1

15

+5V

Power is supplied to the Front Board even if standby mode

U14.3

7

+12V


C50

12

+5V


* important : Be careful not to short the signals while checking the signals. It may damage the other part of Main Board.

5.3.2.

Power on Test sequence

- Check point 1 JP9.1 is the power supply pin of the Front Board. It should be 5V.If it is not 5V, remove the Front Board from the JP9. And, check JP9.1 again.If it is 5V, the Front Board have problem. Otherwise, the Main Board or SMPS have problem.- Check point 2 Replace the Front Board with new one. If it does not work, it is the problem of Main Board. Check the voltages of some

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points according to

5.3.3.

Voltages on important point section.

Reset

After power on by the Front Board, reset circuit works.

Schematic page 6.

U11 is a voltage detector. If the voltage of 3.3V is lower than 2.7V its output goes to low.The nRESETIN signal should go high after power up ( when the IRD goes to Normal state from Standby state.)The reset signal is delayed and reconstructed in U10(TF301SC10). The reset output of U10.51 is provided to all thesystem.- Check point 1 In normal state, the nRESETIN signal is 3.3V. If it is about 0V, U11 has problem.- Check point 2 U10.50 and U10.51 should be 3.3V. If only U10.50 is 3.3V, check the system clock.

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5.3.4.

System Clock

Schematic page 3

Not Populated Parts

VCXO1 generates the system clock.The SCLK signal is 27.000MHz clock signal.If the color of the picture disappears, the SCLK signal may be different from 27.000MHz or the VCXO1 have bad quality.In this case, replace VCXO1 with new one.- Check point 1 Check the input and output of F1. All of them should have 27MHz clock signal.If F1.3 have not 27MHz clock signal, it may the problem of VCXO1.- Check point 2 If the video output of receiver has not color, It may the problem of VCXO1.

5.3.5.

RS232 Data Port (Program download port) and Program download

Connect a PC with a download cable (Female Female cross cable). If it fails program download and nothing happensin the receiver, check the download cable and the PC. The pin2 and pin3 of the download cable should be crossed.

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- Check point 1 Check the download cable and the PC with a new receiver.- Check point 2 Check the error code on the display of the Front Board. Some message is displayed on the Front panelwhen the new program is downloaded. The message and error code is as follows.

Displaydn##

Data is being downloaded. (##: the number of remained data block)Loader program is being saved.

LP##

(## : the number of remained flash block to write the loader program.)

AP##

Fd##

Ed##

Description

Application program is being saved.(## : the number of remained flash block to write the application program.)Flash data program is being saved.(## : the number of remained flash block to write the flash data.)EEPROM data is being saved.(## : the number of remained EEPROM block

E-01

The CRC error of Header/Data block.

E-02

The CRC error of Application program.

E-03

UART communication error.

E-04

Error while Flash writing.

E-05

to write the EEPROM data.)

Memory overflow

E-06

Different system ID. -> The model of the receiver and the program(or data) to bedownloaded is not matched.

E-07

Not supported TFD version.

E-08

Not supported data type.

E-09

EEPROM read error.

E-10

EEPROM write error.

E-11

Not supported Flash memory.

E-12

Error while TFDM writing.

5.3.6.

LNB power

U3.5 is the control signal for selecting vertical or horizontal. At vertical, level of this pin is logical LOW, about 0. And athorizontal, logical HIGH, about 3V. U3.4 is the output voltage for tuner (LNB). At vertical, Voltage at this pin is about13V and at horizontal, about 18V.- Check Point 1 If the voltage of U3.2 has below 15V, check the voltage of SMPS according to Voltages on important point section.If the voltage of U3.3 has below 20V, check the voltage of SMPS according to Voltages on important point section.

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Set the LNB voltage to Vertical.- Check Point Check level of U3.5 whether logically LOW ( about 0V ). If logically HIGH ( over 2V) then check the line from U5(IBM39STB02500) and U3.5.Check level of U3.6 whether logically HIGH ( about 3V ). If logically LOW ( about 0V) then check the line from U5(IBM39STB02500) and U3.6.Check the voltage of U3.4. That value must be about 13V. Voltage of U3.4 is under 12V, then check soldering status ofU3.Set the LNB voltage to Horizontal- Check Point Check level of U3.5 whether logically HIGH ( about 3V ). If logically LOW ( about 0V) then check the line from U5(IBM39STB02500 ) and U3.5.Check level of U3.6 whether logically HIGH ( about 3V ). If logically LOW ( about 0V) then check the line from U5(IBM39STB02500) and U3.6.Check the voltage of U3.4. That value must be over 20V. Voltage of U3.4 is under 20V, then check soldering status ofU3.

5.3.7.

RF modulator

- Check point 1 Check the power input of RF modulator (U35, schematic page 13)- Check point 2 Check the IIC line.(the signal name is SDA5V, SCL5V).

5.3.8.

Video

For CVBS- Check point 1 Check L16 and its related circuit (CVBS), L17 and its related circuit (RED), L19 and its related circuit (GREEN) andL21 and its related circuit (BLUE). At this point all the signal should be work. If it works well, U33 or its related circuithas problem. If it does not work well, the IBM39STB02500 (U5) may have problem.

For S-VIDEO- Check point 1 Check JP5 S-Video connector and its related circuit.

5.3.9.

Audio

- Check point 1 Check U31(UDA1334TS) and its related circuits from schematic page 11. And check C60, C63 and U33 fromschematic page 12. All these this has no problem, then check SCART Connector (SCART1) and Cinch Jack(J1).

5.3.10. SCART bypass- Check point 1 If SCART bypass has problem, check U33 and its related circuit.

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5.4. The Advanced Test of Front Board.* Applicable Front Board : TFCB-7KEY, SIRIUS-5KEY.5.4.1.

Key

If any key pressed, J1.3 in Front board goes low and high repeatedly. If level of this pin never goes to LOW,main board problem,

5.4.2.

Remote control

U5 is the sensor for remote control.- Check point 1 Check the Remote control unit with other receiver. If it does not work, the Remote control unit may haveproblem.If the key and display work and only the remote control does not work, U5 (sensor) may have problem.Check the power of the sensor (U5.3). It should 5V. If not, check the R10 and the PCB.- Check point 2 If you can not find any problem with the U5.3, replace it with new one.

5.4.3.

Display

- Check point 1 If one of the digit is brighter than the other, and the digit displays wrong character, then check resistors and transistorsin front board. If there is no wrong value or parts, then replace transistor with new one.- Check point 2 If one of the digit is not displayed, replace the transistor Q1 to Q5 as follows.First Digit -> Q12nd Digit -> Q23rd Digit -> Q34th Digit -> Q4dots and LED on the display -> Q5- Check point 2 If one of the segments in one digit is not displayed, replace the display module.- Check point 3 If one of the segments of all digit is not displayed, check the resistors (R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R7, R8,R9) and the PCB pattern.

5.4.4.

Nothing works on Front Board.

- Check point 1 The power of Front board (J1.1), U2.3, U3.14, U4.14

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5.5. The Advanced Test of SMPS.* There are two kinds of SMPS. : ORTP-826, HDAD30W701.*--------------------------------------

Caution

-------------------------------------------

I. The SMPS must be disconnected from the mains plug to test.II. The capacitor inside the SMPS (power supply) can hold charge even ifthe IRD has been disconnected from the mains plug. To handle SMPS,wait until the capacitor is discharged.III. Very high voltage is generated in SMPS.5.5.1.

Check the damaged parts.

- Check point 1 Check whether there is broken part by visual test.

5.5.2.

Test the diodes.

Check point 1 Check whether the diodes has crack. If there is a crack, replace it with new one.Same part should be replaced.- Check point 2 Check the resistance of all the diodes. If the resistance is too low (lower than 10ohm), it is the problem.Replace it with new one. Same part should be replaced. Diodes is named as Dxx or ZDxx.(ex: D1,ZD1)To measure the resistance, you must remove the mains plug.

5.5.3.

Check the 3.3V regulator

- Check point 1 If only the 3.3V has problem, check the U3.VI. If it is about 4V, check the shunt regulator.

5.5.4.

Check the Shunt regulator

- Check point 1 Check the voltage of U2 -cathode. It should higher than 3V. If not, remove U2 and check it again.If it is higher than 3V, replace U2 with new one.- Check point 2 If U2 -cathode is higher than 3V, the voltage at U2 -ref should 2.5V. If not, replace U2 with new one.

5.5.5.

Check the Photo coupler IC

- Check point 1 Check the photo coupler PC1. Check the resistance of diode part and photo Transistor part.If its resistance is about 0 or very low, replace it with new one.Check if it has damages. And replace it with new one.

5.5.6.

Check the Fuse.

- Check point 1 Check the fuse. Before replacing the fuse, check the other problem which can exist.The same kind and rated fuse should be replaced..

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6. PIN description of The Major Parts6.1. Main BoardTuner Module

U1

TBMU24311IPP

Regulator

U2

LM7805

LNB Power Switching IC

U3

LNBP20PD

CPU,

U5

IBM39STB02500

Flash Memory

U7

SST39VF800A

EEPROM

U8

24LC02B-SN

SDRAM

U9

K4S641632D

Reset IC

U11

ELM9727NBA

Regulator

U12

LD1117ADT18

Regulator

U13

MIC39100-2.5BS

Regulator

U14

78L12

RS232 Driver

U15

MAX232

FET

U16

IRF7303

Audio DAC

U31

UDA1334TS

AV Switch

U33

STV6412

RF Modulator

U35

RMUP74055AB

-

Demux and Decoder

See the Pin description Section -- A. 1

6.2. Front BoardPart

Location

Name

Number

Part number

Remocon Sensor

U2

TSOP4838

TTL

U3, U4

74HCT164

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6.3. SMPS : ORTP-826 (HDAD30W701)Part

Location

Name

Part number

Number

Shunt regulator

U2

KA431A (AZ431BZ-B)

SPS

U1

KA1M0380R (KA5M0365R)

3.3V regulator

U3

KA278R33

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7. Schematic Diagrams7.1. Schematic diagram of Front Board-

See the Schematic Diagram Section < Front Board > -- A. 2

23

7.2. Schematic diagram of Main Board-

See the Schematic Diagram Section < Main Board > -- A. 3

24

7.3. Schematic diagram of SMPS (power supply)-

See the Schematic Diagram Section < SMPS Board > -- A. 4

25

A. 1 Pin description Section

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LM78XX Series Voltage RegulatorsGeneral DescriptionThe LM78XX series of three terminal regulators is availablewith several fixed output voltages making them useful in awide range of applications One of these is local on cardregulation eliminating the distribution problems associatedwith single point regulation The voltages available allowthese regulators to be used in logic systems instrumentation HiFi and other solid state electronic equipment Although designed primarily as fixed voltage regulators thesedevices can be used with external components to obtainadjustable voltages and currentsThe LM78XX series is available in an aluminum TO-3 package which will allow over 1 0A load current if adequate heatsinking is provided Current limiting is included to limit thepeak output current to a safe value Safe area protection forthe output transistor is provided to limit internal power dissipation If internal power dissipation becomes too high forthe heat sinking provided the thermal shutdown circuittakes over preventing the IC from overheatingConsiderable effort was expanded to make the LM78XX series of regulators easy to use and mininize the number

of external components It is not necessary to bypass theoutput although this does improve transient response Inputbypassing is needed only if the regulator is located far fromthe filter capacitor of the power supplyFor output voltage other than 5V 12V and 15V the LM117series provides an output voltage range from 1 2V to 57V

FeaturesYYYYYY

Output current in excess of 1AInternal thermal overload protectionNo external components requiredOutput transistor safe area protectionInternal short circuit current limitAvailable in the aluminum TO-3 package

Voltage RangeLM7805CLM7812CLM7815C

5V12V15V

Schematic and Connection DiagramsMetal Can PackageTO-3 (K)Aluminum

TL H 7746 2

Bottom ViewOrder Number LM7805CKLM7812CK or LM7815CKSee NS Package Number KC02APlastic PackageTO-220 (T)

TL H 7746 3

Top ViewOrder Number LM7805CTLM7812CT or LM7815CTSee NS Package Number T03BTL H 7746 1

C1995 National Semiconductor Corporation

TL H 7746

RRD-B30M115 Printed in U S A

LM78XX Series Voltage Regulators

February 1995

LNBP10 SERIES - LNBP20input pin is available (EXTM). An appropriate DCblocking capacitor must be used to couple themodulating signal source to the EXTM pin. Whenexternal modulation is not used, the relevant pincan be left open.Two pins are dedicated to the overcurrentprotection/monitoring: CEXT and OLF. Theovercurrent protection circuit works dynamically:as soon as an overload is detected in either LNBoutput, the output is shut-down for a time toffdetermined by the capacitor connected betweenCEXT and GND. Simultaneously the OLF pin, thatis an open collector diagnostic output flag, fromHIGH IMPEDANCE state goes LOW.After the time has elapsed, the output is resumedfor a time ton =1/15toff (typ.) and OLF goes in HIGH

IMPEDANCE. If the overload is still present, theprotection circuit will cycle again through toff andton until the overload is removed. Typical ton +toffvalue is 1200ms when a 4.7F external capacitoris used.This dynamic operation can greatly reduce thepower dissipation in short circuit condition, stillensuring excellent power-on start up even withhighly capacitive loads on LNB outputs.The device is packaged in Multiwatt15 forthru-holes mounting and in PowerSO-20 forsurface mounting. When a limited functionality in asmaller package matches design needs, a rangeof cost-effective PowerSO-10 solutions is alsooffered. All versions have built-in thermalprotection against overheating damage.

(*): External components are needed to comply to level 2.x and above (bidirectiona) DiSEqCtrademark or EUTELSAT.

bus hardware requirements. DiSEqC

ORDERING CODESTYPELNBP10LNBP11LNBP12LNBP13LNBP14LNBP15LNBP16LNBP20

Multiwatt-15

PowerSO-20

PowerSO-10LNBP10SP-TR (*)LNBP11SP-TR (*)LNBP12SP-TR (*)LNBP13SP-TR (*)LNBP14SP-TR (*)LNBP15SP-TR (*)LNBP16SP-TR (*)

LNBP20CR

LNBP20PD-TR

(*) Available on request

PIN CONFIGUARATION (top view)

Multiwatt-15

2/18

PowerSo-20

PowerSO-10

is a

IBM39STBx25xxPreliminary

STBx25xx Digital Set-Top Box Integrated Controllers

1.6.4.10 Real Time Clock / Front Panel ControllerThe Real Time Clock (RTC) counts seconds, minutes, hours, and days. Programmable alarms can be set tointerrupt the CPU, allowing the CPU to wake up when required to perform functions such as programming aVCR. The RTC also provides a 3-wire front panel control interface, to drive panel seven-segment displayswith time information or program-generated data.

1.7 Signal and I/O Information

Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal Name

PLB

1.7.1 Signals Sorted by Signal Name

I/O Signal Name27MHZ_CLK

AA12

AUD_GNDA0

AA8

AUD_GNDA1

AC3

AUD_VDDA0

AC7

AUD_VDDA1

AA5

BI_ADDRESS11

W21

BI_ADDRESS12

Y23

BI_ADDRESS13

V20

BI_ADDRESS14

W22

BI_ADDRESS15

W23

BI_ADDRESS16

V21

BI_ADDRESS17

V22

BI_ADDRESS18

U21

BI_ADDRESS19

U22

BI_ADDRESS20

U23

BI_ADDRESS21

T21

BI_ADDRESS22

P20

BI_ADDRESS23

R23

BI_ADDRESS24

P21

BI_ADDRESS25

P22

BI_ADDRESS26

N21

BI_ADDRESS27

N22

BI_ADDRESS28

N23

BI_ADDRESS29

M21

BI_ADDRESS30

M22

BI_ADDRESS31_WBE1

Stbx25_Overview.fm.02May 31, 2002- IBM Confidential

Ball Number

M23

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IBM39STBx25xxSTBx25xx Digital Set-Top Box Integrated Controllers

Preliminary

Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameBI_CS0

C22

BI_CS2

B23

BI_CS3

A22

BI_DATA0

L23

BI_DATA1

L22

BI_DATA10

G23

BI_DATA11

G22

BI_DATA12

G21

BI_DATA13

F22

BI_DATA14

E23

BI_DATA15

E22

BI_DATA2

L21

BI_DATA3

K21

BI_DATA4

K20

BI_DATA5

J23

BI_DATA6

J22

BI_DATA7

J21

BI_DATA8

H23

BI_DATA9

H22

BI_OE

B20

BI_READY

D23

BI_RW

E21

BI_WBE0

C23

CI_CLOCK

B5

CI_DATA0

B19

CI_DATA1

B18

CI_DATA2

C16

CI_DATA3

A16

CI_DATA4

A12

CI_DATA5

D14

CI_DATA6

B14

CI_DATA7

B12

CI_DATA_ENABLE

C6

CLK_GNDA

AC9

CLK_VDDA

AA11

DAC1_AGND0

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D21

BI_CS1

Product Overview

Ball Number

B7




Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameDAC1_AGND1

A8

DAC1_AGND2

C10

DAC1_AVDD0

B6

DAC1_AVDD1

C8

DAC1_AVDD2

A9

DAC1_AVDD3

B11

DAC1_VOUT1

C7

DAC1_CREF_OUT

A5

DAC1_VOUT2

B8

DAC1_GREF_OUT

A11

DAC1_VOUT3

C11

DAC1_RREF_OUT

A7

DAC1_VREF_IN

C9

DAC2_AGND0

B17

DAC2_AGND1

B15

DAC2_AGND2

C13

DAC2_AVDD0

C18

DAC2_AVDD1

B16

DAC2_AVDD2

C14

DAC2_AVDD3

A13

DAC2_VOUT1

C17

DAC2_CREF_OUT

A19

DAC2_VOUT2

C15

DAC2_GREF_OUT

C12

DAC2_VOUT3

B13

DAC2_RREF_OUT

A17

DAC2_VREF_IN

A15

DA_BIT_CLOCK

AA1

DA_LR_CLOCK

AA2

DA_OS_CLOCK

AB1

DA_SERIAL_DATA

Y2

DA_SPDIF

F20

EDMAC3_ACK/DMACK

V3

EDMAC3_REQ/DMARQ

E3

GND

A01

GND

A06

GND


Ball Number

A10

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Preliminary

Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameGND

A18

GND

A23

GND

AA3

GND

AB2

GND

AC1

GND

AC6

GND

B02

GND

B22

GND

C03

GND

C21

GND

D04

GND

D08

GND

D12

GND

D16

GND

D20

GND

F01

GND

F23

GND

H04

GND

H20

GND

K01

GND

K23

GND

M04

GND

M20

GND

P01

GND

P23

GND

T04

GND

T20

GND

V01

GND

V23

GND

Y04

GND

Y08

GND

Y12

GND

Y16

GND

Y20

GND

AA21

GND

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A14

GND

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Ball Number

AA23




Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameGND

AB22

GND

AC10

GND

AC14

GND

AC18

GND

AC23

GPIO0

AC2

GPIO1

Y6

GPIO10

R2

GPIO11

V4

GPIO12

W3

GPIO13

B10

GPIO14

D10

GPIO15

B9

GPIO16

D6

GPIO17

C5

GPIO18

A4

GPIO19

B4

GPIO2

AB5

GPIO20

A3

GPIO21

C4

GPIO22

B3

GPIO23

A2

GPIO24

K22

GPIO25

Y22

GPIO26

Y21

GPIO27

AA6

GPIO28

F21

GPIO29

R22

GPIO3

AC5

GPIO30

K4

GPIO31

AB15

GPIO4

C19

GPIO5

B21

GPIO6

A20

GPIO7

D18

GPIO8

M1

GPIO9


Ball Number

N3

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Preliminary

Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameI2C0_SCL

U3

INT0

C1

INT1

D2

INT2

H21

RW_HALT

W2

RW_TCK

AB6

RW_TDI

AC4

RW_TDO

Y1

RW_TMS

AB3

RW_TRST

Y3

SC0_CLK

AA9

SC0_DETECT

AB4

SC0_IO

AB8

SC0_RESET

AC8

SC0_VCC

C20

SC1_CLK

R21

SC1_DETECT

T22

SC1_IO

D22

SC1_RESET

T23

SC1_VCC

A21

SD0_ADDRESS0

M3

SD0_ADDRESS1

M2

SD0_ADDRESS10

T2

SD0_ADDRESS11

U1

SD0_ADDRESS12

U2

SD0_ADDRESS13

V2

SD0_ADDRESS14

W1

SD0_ADDRESS2

N1

SD0_ADDRESS3

N2

SD0_ADDRESS4

P2

SD0_ADDRESS5

P3

SD0_ADDRESS6

P4

SD0_ADDRESS7

R1

SD0_ADDRESS8

R3

SD0_ADDRESS9

T1

SD0_CAS

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T3

I2C0_SDA

Product Overview

Ball Number

L3




Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameSD0_CLK

J1

SD0_CS0

J2

SD0_DATA0

B1

SD0_DATA1

C2

SD0_DATA10

G2

SD0_DATA11

G1

SD0_DATA12

H3

SD0_DATA13

H2

SD0_DATA14

H1

SD0_DATA15

J3

SD0_DATA2

D3

SD0_DATA3

D1

SD0_DATA4

F4

SD0_DATA5

E2

SD0_DATA6

E1

SD0_DATA7

F3

SD0_DATA8

F2

SD0_DATA9

G3

SD0_DQMH

L2

SD0_DQML

L1

SD0_RAS

K2

SD0_WE

K3

SD1_ADDRESS0

AA17

SD1_ADDRESS1

AB18

SD1_ADDRESS10

AA20

SD1_ADDRESS11

AB21

SD1_ADDRESS12

AC22

SD1_ADDRESS13

AB23

SD1_ADDRESS14

AA22

SD1_ADDRESS2

AA18

SD1_ADDRESS3

AC19

SD1_ADDRESS4

AB19

SD1_ADDRESS5

Y18

SD1_ADDRESS6

AA19

SD1_ADDRESS7

AC20

SD1_ADDRESS8

AB20

SD1_ADDRESS9


Ball Number

AC21

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Preliminary

Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameSD1_CAS

AA15

SD1_CS0

AC15

SD1_DATA0

AA7

SD1_DATA1

AB7

SD1_DATA10

AC13

SD1_DATA11

AB13

SD1_DATA12

AA13

SD1_DATA13

AB14

SD1_DATA14

AA14

SD1_DATA15

Y14

SD1_DATA2

AB9

SD1_DATA3

Y10

SD1_DATA4

AA10

SD1_DATA5

AB10

SD1_DATA6

AB11

SD1_DATA7

AC11

SD1_DATA8

AB12

SD1_DATA9

AC12

SD1_DQMH

AC17

SD1_DQML

AB17

SD1_RAS

AB16

SD1_WE

AC16

SYSTEM_RESET

AA4

VDD

D09

VDD

D11

VDD

D13

VDD

D15

VDD

J04

VDD

J20

VDD

L04

VDD

L20

VDD

N04

VDD

N20

VDD

R04

VDD

R20

VDD

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AA16

SD1_CLK

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Ball Number

Y09




Table 1-1. Signals Sorted by Signal NameI/O Signal NameVDD

Y11

VDD

Y13

VDD

Y15

VDD2

D05

VDD2

D07

VDD2

D17

VDD2

D19

VDD2

E04

VDD2

E20

VDD2

G04

VDD2

G20

VDD2

U04

VDD2

U20

VDD2

W04

VDD2

W20

VDD2

Y05

VDD2

Y07

VDD2

Y17

VDD2


Ball Number

Y19

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1.10 Mechanical InformationPackage DiagramTop of Package (BGA Side Down)

Digital Set-Top BoxIntegrated ControllerIBM P/N

PowerPC

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IBM39 STBx25xx xxx xxx

0.25

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1.2215.5

0.15

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ACABAAYWVUTRPNMLKJHGFEDCBAE

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1.27

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GLOBTOP

Bottom of Package (BGA Side Up)


31

1.22

12.75 [0,502]

1.1

Cavity

27.94

12.75 [0,502]

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A

B

Product Overview

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2 Mbit / 4 Mbit / 8 Mbit Multi-Purpose FlashSST39LF200A / SST39LF400A / SST39LF800ASST39VF200A / SST39VF400A / SST39VF800AData Sheet

FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM

X-Decoder

Memory Address

SuperFlashMemory

Address Buffer & LatchesY-Decoder

CE#I/O Buffers and Data Latches

Control Logic

OE#WE#

DQ15 - DQ0

SST39LF/VF200A SST39LF/VF400A SST39LF/VF800A

SST39LF/VF800A SST39LF/VF400A SST39LF/VF200AA15A14A13A12A11A10A9A8NCNCWE#NCNCNCNCA18A17A7A6A5A4A3A2A1

A15A14A13A12A11A10A9A8NCNCWE#NCNCNCNCNCA17A7A6A5A4A3A2A1

A15A14A13A12A11A10A9A8NCNCWE#NCNCNCNCNCNCA7A6A5A4A3A2A1

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360 ILL B1.2

Standard PinoutTop ViewDie Up

SST39LF200A/400A/800ASST39VF200A/400A/800A

484746454443424140393837363534333231302928272625

A16NCVSSDQ15DQ7DQ14DQ6DQ13DQ5DQ12DQ4VDDDQ11DQ3DQ10DQ2DQ9DQ1DQ8DQ0OE#VSSCE#A0



360 ILL F01.2

FIGURE 1: PIN ASSIGNMENTS FOR 48-LEAD TSOP

2001 Silicon Storage Technology, Inc.

S71117-04-000 6/01

5

360

Features Low-Voltage and Standard-Voltage Operation

5.0 (VCC = 4.5V to 5.5V) 2.7 (VCC = 2.7V to 5.5V) 2.5 (VCC = 2.5V to 5.5V) 1.8 (VCC = 1.8V to 5.5V)Internally Organized 128 x 8 (1K), 256 x 8 (2K), 512 x 8 (4K),1024 x 8 (8K) or 2048 x 8 (16K)2-Wire Serial InterfaceSchmitt Trigger, Filtered Inputs for Noise SuppressionBidirectional Data Transfer Protocol100 kHz (1.8V, 2.5V, 2.7V) and 400 kHz (5V) CompatibilityWrite Protect Pin for Hardware Data Protection8-Byte Page (1K, 2K), 16-Byte Page (4K, 8K, 16K) Write ModesPartial Page Writes Are AllowedSelf-Timed Write Cycle (10 ms max)High Reliability Endurance: 1 Million Write Cycles Data Retention: 100 Years ESD Protection: >3000VAutomotive Grade and Extended Temperature Devices Available8-Pin and 14-Pin JEDEC SOIC, 8-Pin PDIP, 8-Pin MSOP, and 8-Pin TSSOP Packages

Description

2-WireSerial EEPROM1K (128 x 8)2K (256 x 8)4K (512 x 8)8K (1024 x 8)16K (2048 x 8)

The AT24C01A/02/04/08/16 provides 1024/2048/4096/8192/16384 bits of serial electrically erasable and programmable read only memory (EEPROM) organized as128/256/512/1024/2048 words of 8 bits each. The device is optimized for use in manyindustrial and commercial applications where low power and low voltage operation areessential. The AT24C01A/02/04/08/16 is available in space saving 8-pin PDIP,(AT24C01A/02/04/08/16), 8-Pin MSOP (AT24C01A/02), 8-Pin TSSOP(AT24C01A/02/04/08/16), and 8-Pin and 14-Pin JEDEC SOIC(AT24C01A/02/04/08/16) packages and is accessed via a 2-wire serial interface. Inaddition, the entire family is available in 5.0V (4.5V to 5.5V), 2.7V (2.7V to 5.5V), 2.5V(2.5V to 5.5V) and 1.8V (1.8V to 5.5V) versions.

Pin ConfigurationsPin Name

Address Inputs

SDA

Serial Data

SCL

Serial Clock Input

WP

No Connect

1234

8765

VCCWPSCLSDA

Write Protect

NC

A0A1A2GND

Function

A0 - A2

8-Pin TSSOP

AT24C01AAT24C02AT24C04AT24C08AT24C16

8-Pin MSOPA0A1A2GND

14-Pin SOICNCA0A1NCA2GNDNC

1234567

141312111098

NCVCCWPNCSCLSDANC

8-Pin PDIPA0A1A2GND

1234

8765

1234

8765

VCCWPSCLSDA

8-Pin SOICVCCWPSCLSDA

A0A1A2GND

1234

8765

VCCWPSCLSDA

Rev. 0180D10/98

1

K4S641632D

CMOS SDRAM

PIN CONFIGURATION (Top view)VDDDQ0VDDQDQ1DQ2VSSQDQ3DQ4VDDQDQ5DQ6VSSQDQ7VDDLDQMWECASRASCSBA0BA1A10/APA0A1A2A3VDD

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545352515049484746454443424140393837363534333231302928

VSSDQ15VSSQDQ14DQ13VDDQDQ12DQ11VSSQDQ10DQ9VDDQDQ8VSSN.C/RFUUDQMCLKCKEN.CA11A9A8A7A6A5A4VSS

54Pin TSOP (II)(400mil x 875mil)(0.8 mm Pin pitch)

PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONPin

Name

Input Function

CLK

System clock

Active on the positive going edge to sample all inputs.

CS

Chip select

Disables or enables device operation by masking or enabling all inputs exceptCLK, CKE and L(U)DQM

CKE

Clock enable

Masks system clock to freeze operation from the next clock cycle.CKE should be enabled at least one cycle prior to new command.Disable input buffers for power down in standby.

A0 ~ A11

Address

Row/column addresses are multiplexed on the same pins.Row address : RA0 ~ RA11, Column address : CA0 ~ CA7

BA0 ~ BA1

Bank select address

Selects bank to be activated during row address latch time.Selects bank for read/write during column address latch time.

RAS

Row address strobe

Latches row addresses on the positive going edge of the CLK with RAS low.Enables row access & precharge.

CAS

Column address strobe

Latches column addresses on the positive going edge of the CLK with CAS low.Enables column access.

WE

Write enable

Enables write operation and row precharge.Latches data in starting from CAS, WE active.

L(U)DQM

Data input/output mask

Makes data output Hi-Z, tSHZ after the clock and masks the output.Blocks data input when L(U)DQM active.

DQ0 ~ 15

Data input/output

Data inputs/outputs are multiplexed on the same pins.

VDD/VSS

Power supply/ground

Power and ground for the input buffers and the core logic.

VDDQ/VSSQ

Data output power/ground

Isolated power supply and ground for the output buffers to provide improved noiseimmunity.

N.C/RFU

No connection/reserved for future use

This pin is recommended to be left No Connection on the device.

Rev. 0.3 June 2000

LD1117 SERIESCONNECTION DIAGRAM (top view)

SOT-223

SO-8

TO-220

TO-220FM

DPAKNOTE: The TAB is connected to the VOUT.

ORDERING CODESSOT-223

SO-8

DPAK

TO-220

TO-220FM

LD1117S12LD1117S18LD1117S18CLD1117S25LD1117S25CLD1117S28LD1117S30LD1117S30CLD1117S33LD1117S33CLD1117S50LD1117S50CLD1117S

LD1117D12 (*)LD1117D18LD1117D18CLD1117D25LD1117D25CLD1117D28LD1117D30LD1117D30CLD1117D33LD1117D33CLD1117D50LD1117D50CLD1117D

LD1117DT12LD1117DT18LD1117DT18CLD1117DT25LD1117DT25CLD1117DT28LD1117DT30LD1117DT30CLD1117DT33LD1117DT33CLD1117DT50LD1117DT50CLD1117DT

LD1117V12 (*)LD1117V18LD1117V18CLD1117V25LD1117V25CLD1117V28LD1117V30LD1117V30CLD1117V33LD1117V33CLD1117V50LD1117V50CLD1117V

LD1117F12 (*)LD1117F18LD1117F18CLD1117F25LD1117F25CLD1117F28LD1117F30LD1117F30CLD1117F33LD1117F33CLD1117F50LD1117F50CLD1117F

LD1117SC

LD1117DC

LD1117DTC

LD1117VC

LD1117FC

OUTPUTVOLTAGE1.2 V1.8 V1.8 V2.5 V2.5 V2.85 V3V3V3.3 V3.3 V5V5VADJUSTABLEFROM 1.25 TO15VADJUSTABLEFROM 1.25 TO15V3/24

MIC39100/39101/39102

Micrel

Pin ConfigurationGNDTAB

1

IN

2

3

GND OUT

MIC39100-x.xFixedSOT-223 (S)EN 1

8 GND

EN 1

8 GND

IN 2

7 GND

IN 2

7 GND

OUT 3

6 GND

OUT 3

6 GND

FLG 4

5 GND

ADJ 4

5 GND

MIC39101-x.xFixedSOP-8 (M)

MIC39102AdjustableSOP-8 (M)

Pin DescriptionPin No.Pin No.Pin No.MIC39100 MIC39101 MIC391021

Pin Name

Pin Function

1

EN

Enable (Input): CMOS-compatible control input. Logic high = enable, logiclow or open = shutdown.

2

2

IN

Supply (Input)

3

3

OUT

Regulator Output

FLG

Flag (Output): Open-collector error flag output. Active low = output undervoltage.

4

3

1

ADJ

Adjustment Input: Feedback input. Connect to resitive voltage-dividernetwork.

58

GND

Ground

4

2, TAB

58

MIC39100/39101/39102

2

June 2000

L78L00CONNECTION DIAGRAM AND ORDERING NUMBERS (top view)

pin 1 = VOUTpin 2 = GNDpin 3 = VIN

SO-8

SOT-89

TO-92BOTTOM VIEW

ORDERING NUMBERSTypeL78L33ACL78L33ABL78L05CL78L05ACL78L05ABL78L06CL78L06ACL78L06ABL78L08CL78L08ACL78L08ABL78L09CL78L09ACL78L09ABL78L12CL78L12ACL78L12ABL78L15CL78L15ACL78L15ABL78L18CL78L18ACL78L18ABL78L24CL78L24ACL78L24AB

SO-8L78L33ACDL78L33ABDL78L05CDL78L05ACDL78L05ABDL78L06CDL78L06ACDL78L06ABDL78L08CDL78L08ACDL78L08ABDL78L09CDL78L09ACDL78L09ABDL78L12CDL78L12ACDL78L12ABDL78L15CDL78L15ACDL78L15ABDL78L18CDL78L18ACDL78L18ABDL78L24CDL78L24ACDL78L24ABD

TO-92L78L33ACZL78L33ABZL78L05CZL78L05ACZL78L05ABZL78L06CZL78L06ACZL78L06ABZL78L08CZL78L08ACZL78L08ABZL78L09CZL78L09ACZL78L09ABZL78L12CZL78L12ACZL78L12ABZL78L15CZL78L15ACZL78L15ABZL78L18CZL78L18ACZL78L18ABZL78L24CZL78L24ACZL78L24ABZ

SOT-89 (T&R)L78L33ACUTRL78L33ABUTRL78L05ACUTRL78L05ABUTRL78L06ACUTRL78L06ABUTRL78L08ACUTRL78L08ABUTRL78L09ACUTRL78L09ABUTRL78L12ACUTRL78L12ABUTRL78L15ACUTRL78L15ABUTRL78L18ACUTRL78L18ABUTRL78L24ACUTRL78L24ABUTR

Output Voltage3.3 V3.3 V5 V5 V5 V6 V6 V6 V8 V8 V8 V9 V9 V9 V12 V12 V12 V15 V15 V15 V18 V18 V18 V24 V24 V24 V

3/19

+5V-Powered, Multichannel RS-232Drivers/ReceiversMAX220MAX249

+5V INPUT

C3

TOP VIEWC5C1+ 1

1

16 VCC

C1

V+ 2

15 GND

C1- 3

14 T1OUT

C2+ 4C2- 5

MAX220MAX232MAX232A

V- 6

C2

12 R1OUT

9

11 T1IN

-10VC4

T1OUT 14RS-232OUTPUTS

400kT2OUT 7

10 T2IN

R2OUT

12 R1OUT

CAPACITANCE (F)C1 C2 C3 C44.7 4.7 10 101.0 1.0 1.0 1.00.1 0.1 0.1 0.1

6

+5V

TTL/CMOSINPUTS

DIP/SO

DEVICEMAX220MAX232MAX232A

V-

+5V400k

10 T2IN

R2IN 8

V+ 2 +10V

3 C14C2++10V TO -10V5 C2- VOLTAGE INVERTER

13 R1IN

11 T1IN

T2OUT 7

16VCC+5V TO +10VVOLTAGE DOUBLER

C1+

R1IN 13

TTL/CMOSOUTPUTS

C54.71.00.1

RS-232INPUTS

5kR2IN 8

9 R2OUT5kGND15

Figure 5. MAX220/MAX232/MAX232A Pin Configuration and Typical Operating Circuit+5V INPUT C3ALL CAPACITORS = 0.1F

TOP VIEWC5

17VCC3 +10VC1++5V TO +10VV+4 C1- VOLTAGE DOUBLER5C2+7 -10V+10V TO -10VV6 C2C4VOLTAGE INVERTER2

(N.C.) EN 1(N.C.) EN 1

18 SHDN

C1

20 SHDN

C1+ 2

19 VCC

C1+ 2

17 VCC

V+ 3

V+ 3

16 GND

C1- 4

17 T1OUT

15 T1OUT

C2+ 5

14 R1IN

C2- 6

C2

18 GND

C1- 4C2+ 5C2- 6

MAX222MAX242

13 R1OUT

MAX222MAX242

16 N.C.15 R1IN

V- 7

14 R1OUT

12 T1IN

R2IN 9

T2OUT 8R2IN 9

11 T2IN

10 R2OUT

DIP/SO

TTL/CMOSINPUTS

12 T1IN

R2OUT 10

12 T1IN

13 N.C.

11 T2IN

V- 7T2OUT 8

+5V400kT1OUT 15+5V

RS-232OUTPUTS

400k11 T2IN

T2OUT 8

13 R1OUT

R1IN 14

TTL/CMOSOUTPUTS

SSOP

R2IN 9

1 (N.C.) EN( ) ARE FOR MAX222 ONLY.PIN NUMBERS IN TYPICAL OPERATING CIRCUIT ARE FOR DIP/SO PACKAGES ONLY.

RS-232INPUTS

5k10 R2OUT5kSHDN

GND

18

16

Figure 6. MAX222/MAX242 Pin Configurations and Typical Operating Circuit______________________________________________________________________________________

17

PD - 9.1239D

IRF7303HEXFET Power MOSFETGeneration V TechnologyUltra Low On-Resistancel Dual N-Channel Mosfetl Surface Mountl Available in Tape & Reell Dynamic dv/dt Ratingl Fast SwitchingDescriptionll

S1G1S2G2

1

8

2

7

3

6

4

5

D1

VDSS = 30V

D1D2D2

RDS(on) = 0.050

Top View

Fifth Generation HEXFETs from International Rectifierutilize advanced processing techniques to achievethe lowest possible on-resistance per silicon area.This benefit, combined with the fast switching speedand ruggedized device design that HEXFET PowerMOSFETs are well known for, provides the designerwith an extremely efficient device for use in a widevariety of applications.The SO-8 has been modified through a customizedleadframe for enhanced thermal characteristics andmultiple-die capability making it ideal in a variety ofpower applications. With these improvements,multiple devices can be used in an application withdramatically reduced board space. The package isdesigned for vapor phase, infra red, or wave solderingtechniques. Power dissipation of greater than 0.8Wis possible in a typical PCB mount application.

S O -8

Absolute Maximum RatingsParameterID @ TA = 25CID @ TA = 25CID @ TA = 70CIDMPD @TA = 25CVGSdv/dtTJ, TSTG

10 Sec. Pulsed Drain Current, VGS @ 10VContinuous Drain Current, VGS @ 10VContinuous Drain Current, VGS @ 10VPulsed Drain Current Power DissipationLinear Derating FactorGate-to-Source VoltagePeak Diode Recovery dv/dt Junction and Storage Temperature Range

Max.

Units

5.34.93.9202.00.016 205.0-55 to + 150

A

WW/CVV/nsC

Thermal Resistance RatingsParameterRJA

Maximum Junction-to-Ambient

Typ.

Max.

Units

62.5

C/W8/25/97

Philips Semiconductors

Preliminary specication

Low power audio DAC7

UDA1334TS

PINNING

SYMBOL

PIN

PAD TYPE

DESCRIPTION

BCK

1

5 V tolerant digital input pad; note 1

bit clock input

WS

2


word select input

DATAI

3


serial data input

VDDD

4

digital supply pad

digital supply voltage

VSSD

5

digital ground pad

digital ground

SYSCLK

6


system clock input

SFOR1

7


serial format select 1

MUTE

8


mute control

DEEM

9


de-emphasis control

PCS

10

3-level input pad; note 2

power control and sampling frequency select

SFOR0

11

digital input pad; note 2

serial format select 0

Vref(DAC)

12

analog pad

DAC reference voltage

VDDA

13

analog supply pad

DAC analog supply voltage

VOUTL

14

analog output pad

DAC output left

VSSA

15

analog ground pad

DAC analog ground

VOUTR

16

analog output pad

DAC output right

Notes1. 5 V tolerant is only supported if the power supply voltage is between 2.7 and 3.6 V. For lower power supply voltagesthis is maximum 3.3 V tolerant.2. Because of test issues these pads are not 5 V tolerant and they should be at power supply voltage level or at amaximum of 0.5 V above that level.

handbook, halfpage

BCK 1

16 VOUTR

WS 2

15 VSSA

DATAI 3VDDD 4

14 VOUTL

UDA1334TS

VSSD 5

13 VDDA12 Vref(DAC)

SYSCLK 6

11 SFOR0

SFOR1 7

10 PCS

MUTE 8

9

DEEM

MGL878

Fig.2 Pin configuration.

1999 Nov 11

6

STV6412PIN CONNECTIONS

CCB1

COUT_VCR

VCCB2

Y/CVBSOUT_TV

VCCB3

R/COUT_TV

GNDB

GOUT_TV

VCCB4

BOUT_TV

VCCB5

VOUT_RF

AOUT_RF

FILTER

LOUT_TV

48

47

46

45

44

43

42

41

40

39

38

37

36

35

34

33

V

Y/CVBSOUT_VCR

LTIANIDEFONC

FBOUT_TV

49

32

ROUT_TV

FBIN_VCR

50

31

VCCAO

FBIN_ENC

51

30

LOUT_VCR

C_GATE

52

29

ROUT_VCR

VDD

53

28

LOUT_CINCH

ADD

54

27

ROUT_CINCH

SCL

55

26

NC

SDA

56

25

GNDA

GND

57

24

VCCA

IT_OUT

58

23

RIN_TV

SLB_TV

59

22

LIN_TV

R/C_VCR

60

21

CVBSIN_TV

SLB_VCR

61

20

RIN_VCR

G_VCR

62

19

LIN_VCR

VCC12

63

18

Y/CVBSIN_VCR

B_VCR

64

17

GND

14

15

16

GIN_ENC

LIN_ENC

BIN_ENC

NC

VREF6412-01.EPS

13

RIN_ENC

LIN_AUX

12

C_ENC

R/CIN_ENC

9

RIN_AUX

11

8

YIN_ENC

10

7

GND

DEC

6

CVBSIN_AUX

Y/CVBSIN_ENC

3

5

2

VCC

4

1

Pin Number123456789101112131415162/16

SymbolVCCCVBSIN_AUXDECY/CVBSIN_ENCGNDYIN_ENCRIN_AUXCIN_ENCLIN_AUXR/CIN_ENCRIN_ENCGIN_ENCLIN_ENCBIN_ENCNCVREF

Description+5V SupplyCVBS Input, from AuxDecoupling CapacitorY/CVBS Input, from EncoderGroundY Input, from EncoderAudio Right Input, from AuxChroma Input, from EncoderAudio Left, Input from AuxRed/Chroma Input, from EncoderAudio Right, Input from EncoderGreen Input, from EncoderAudio Left, Input from EncoderBlue Input, from EncoderNot ConnectedReference Voltage Decoupling

6412-01.TBL

PIN LIST

Pin Number171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758596061626364

SymbolGNDY/CVBSIN_VCRLIN_VCRRIN_VCRCVBSIN_TVLIN_TVRIN_TVVCCAGNDANCROUT_CINCHLOUT_CINCHROUT_VCRLOUT_VCRVCCAOROUT_TVLOUT_TVFILTERAOUT_RFVOUT_RFVCCB5BOUT_TVVCCB4GOUT_TVGNDBR/COUT_TVVCCB3Y/CVBSOUT_TVVCCB2COUT_VCRVCCB1Y/CVBSOUT_VCRFBOUT_TVFBIN_VCRFBIN_ENCC_GATEVDDADDSCLSDAGNDIT_OUTSLB_TVR/CIN_VCRSLB_VCRGIN_VCRVCC12BIN_VCR

STV6412

DescriptionGroundY/CVBS Input, from VCR scartAudio Left, Input from VCR scartAudio Right, Input from VCR scartCVBS Input, from TV scartAudio Left, Input from TV scartAudio Right, Input from TV scartAudio Supply Voltage - or - Audio Supply DecouplingAudio GroundNot ConnectedAudio Right Output, to CinchAudio Left Output, to CinchAudio Right Output, to VCR scartAudio Left Output, to VCR scartAudio Outputs Supply Voltage - or - Main Audio Supply VoltageAudio Right Output, to TV scartAudio Left Output, to TV scartChroma Trap FilterAudio(L+R) Output to RF ModulatorCVBS Video Output to RF ModulatorVideo Output Buffers Supply PinBlue Output, to TV scartVideo Output Buffers Supply PinGreen Output, to TV scartVideo Buffers GroundRed/Chroma Output, to TV scartVideo Output Buffers Supply PinY/CVBS Output, to TV scartVideo Output Buffers Supply PinChroma Output, to VCR scartVideo Output Buffers Supply PinY/CVBS Output, to VCR scartFast Blanking Output, to TV scartFast Blanking Input, from VCR scartFast Blanking Input, from EncoderExternal Mos Command for C_VCR bidirectional mode+5V I2C SupplyI2C Address SelectionI2C Bus ClockI2C Bus DataGround DigitalInterrupt OutputSlow Blanking Input/Output, from TV scartRed Input (or C Input), from VCR scartSlow Blanking Input/Output, from VCR scartGreen Input, from VCR scart+12V SupplyBlue Input, from VCR scart

6412-01.TBL

PIN LIST (continued)

LTIANIDEFONC

3/16

TSOP48..SB1Vishay Telefunken

Photo Modules for PCM Remote Control SystemsAvailable types for different carrier frequenciesTypeTSOP4830SB1TSOP4836SB1TSOP4838SB1TSOP4856SB1

fo30 kHz36 kHz38 kHz56 kHz

TypeTSOP4833SB1TSOP4837SB1TSOP4840SB1

fo33 kHz36.7 kHz40 kHz

DescriptionThe TSOP48..SB1 series are miniaturized receiversfor infrared remote control systems. PIN diode andpreamplifier are assembled on lead frame, the epoxypackage is designed as IR filter.The demodulated output signal can directly be decoded by a microprocessor. TSOP48..SB1 is thestandard IR remote control receiver series, supportingall major transmission codes.16123

FeaturesD Photo detector and preamplifier in one packageD Internal filter for PCM frequencyD Improved shielding against electrical field

D Low power consumptionD High immunity against ambient lightD Continuous data transmission possible(800 bit/s)

disturbance

D Suitable burst length 10 cycles/burst

D TTL and CMOS compatibilityD Output active low

Block Diagram3ControlCircuit

Input

30 k

W1

PINAGC

BandPass

VS

OUT

Demodulator2

GND

9612226

Document Number 82108Rev. 6, 29-Mar-01

www.vishay.com1 (7)

TSOP48..SB1Vishay TelefunkenDimensions in mm

16777

www.vishay.com6 (7)

Document Number 82108Rev. 6, 29-Mar-01

[ /Title(CD74HC164,CD74HCT164)/Subject(HighSpeedCMOSLogic8-BitSerialIn/Parallel-

CD54/74HC164,CD54/74HCT164Data sheet acquired from Harris SemiconductorSCHS155A

High Speed CMOS Logic8-Bit Serial-In/Parallel-Out Shift Register

October 1997 - Revised May 2000

Features

Description

Buffered Inputs

The HC164 and HCT164 are 8-bit serial-in parallel-out shiftregisters with asynchronous reset. Data is shifted on thepositive edge of Clock (CP). A LOW on the Master Reset(MR) pin resets the shift register and all outputs go to theLOW state regardless of the input conditions. Two SerialData inputs (DS1 and DS2) are provided, either one can beused as a Data Enable control.

Asynchronous Master Reset Typical fMAX = 50MHz at VCC = 5V, CL = 15pF,TA = 25oC Fanout (Over Temperature Range)- Standard Outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 LSTTL Loads- Bus Driver Outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 LSTTL Loads

Ordering Information

Wide Operating Temperature Range . . . -55oC to 125oC Balanced Propagation Delay and Transition Times

PART NUMBER

Signicant Power Reduction Compared to LSTTLLogic ICs

TEMP. RANGE(oC)

PACKAGE

CD54HC164F

-55 to 125

14 Ld CERDIP

HC Types- 2V to 6V Operation- High Noise Immunity: NIL = 30%, NIH = 30% of VCCat VCC = 5V

CD54HC164F3A

-55 to 125

14 Ld CERDIP

CD74HC164E

-55 to 125

14 Ld PDIP

CD74HC164M

-55 to 125

14 Ld SOIC

HCT Types- 4.5V to 5.5V Operation- Direct LSTTL Input Logic Compatibility,VIL= 0.8V (Max), VIH = 2V (Min)- CMOS Input Compatibility, Il 1A at VOL, VOH

CD54HCT164F3A

-55 to 125

14 Ld CERDIP

CD74HCT164E

-55 to 125

14 Ld PDIP

CD74HCT164M

-55 to 125

14 Ld SOIC

NOTE:1. When ordering, use the entire part number. Add the sufx 96 toobtain the variant in the tape and reel.2. Wafer and die is available which meets all electricalspecifications. Please contact your local TI sales office orcustomer service for ordering information.

PinoutCD54HC164, CD54HCT164(CERDIP)CD74HC164, CD74HCT164(PDIP, SOIC)TOP VIEWDS1 1

14 VCC

DS2 2

13 Q7

Q0 3

12 Q6

Q1 4

11 Q5

Q2 5

10 Q4

Q3 6

9 MR

GND 7

8 CP

CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge. Users should follow proper IC Handling Procedures.Copyright

2000, Texas Instruments Incorporated

1

www.fairchildsemi.com

KA431/KA431A/KA431L

Programmable Shunt RegulatorFeatures

Description

The KA431/KA431A/KA431L are three-terminal adjustableregulator series with a guaranteed thermal stability overapplicable temperature ranges. The output voltage may beset to any value between VREF (approximately 2.5 volts)and 36 volts with two external resistors These devices have atypical dynamic output impedance of 0.2W Active outputcircuitry provides a very sharp turn on characteristic,making these devices excellent replacement for zener diodesin many applications.

Programmable output voltage to 36 voltsLow dynamic output impedance 0.20 typicalSink current capability of 1.0 to 100mAEquivalent full-range temperature coefficient of 50ppm/C typical Temperature compensated for operation over full ratedoperating temperature range Low output noise voltage Fast turn-on response

TO-92

1

1. Ref 2. Anode 3. Cathode8-DIP

8-SOP

1

1

1.Cathode 2.3.4.5.7.NC6.Anode 8.Ref

1.Cathode 2.3.6.7.Anode4.5.NC 8.Ref

SOT-23F3

1

2

1. Cathode 2. Ref 3. Anode

Internal Block Diagram

Rev. 1.0.42001 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation


KA1L0380B/KA1L0380RB/KA1M0380RB/KA1H0380RBFairchild Power Switch(FPS)Features

Description

The Fairchild Power Switch(FPS) product family is speciallydesigned for an off line SMPS with minimal externalcomponents. The Fairchild Power Switch(FPS) consist of highvoltage power SenseFET and current mode PWM controller IC.PWM controller features integrated fixed oscillator, undervoltage lock out, leading edge blanking, optimized gate turn-on/turn-off driver, thermal shut down protection, over voltageprotection, temperature compensated precision current sourcesfor loop compensation and fault protection circuit. compared todiscrete MOSFET and controller or RCC switching convertersolution, a Fairchild Power Switch(FPS) can reduce totalcomponent count, design size, weight and at the same timeincrease & efficiency, productivity, and system reliability. It hasa basic platform well suited for cost effective design in either aflyback converter or a forward converter.

Precision fixed operating frequencyKA1L0380B/KA1L0380RB (50KHz)KA1M0380RB (67KHz)KA1H0380RB (100KHz)Pulse by pulse over current limitingOver load protectionOver voltage protection (Min. 23V)Internal thermal shutdown functionUnder voltage lockoutInternal high voltage sense FETAuto restart (KA1L0380RB/KA1M0380RB/KA1H0380RB)

TO-220F-4L

1

1. GND 2. DRAIN 3. VCC 4. FB


#3 VCC32V

5VVref

Internalbias

#2 DRAINSFET

GoodlogicOSC9V5A

S

1mA

R

#4 FB2.5R1R

0.1V

+

25V

L.E.B

+

+7.5V

Q

SThermal S/D

R

Q

#1 GND

Power on resetOVER VOLTAGE S/D

Rev.1.0.22001 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation


KA278R33

Low Dropout Voltage Regulator

Features

Description

The KA278R33 is a low-dropout voltage regulator suitablefor various electronic equipments. It provides constant voltage power source with TO-220 4 lead full mold package.Dropout voltage of KA278R33 is below 0.5V in full ratedcurrent(2A). This regulator has various function such aspeak current protection, thermal shut down, overvoltage protection and output disable function.

2A / 3.3V Output low dropout voltage regulatorTO220 Full-Mold package (4PIN)Overcurrent protection, Thermal shutdownOvervoltage protection, Short-Circuit protectionWith output disable function

TO-220F-4L

1

1. Vin 2. Vo 3. GND 4. Vdis


Vin

Q1

1

THERMAL SHUTDOWN

BANDGAP REFERENCE

2 Vo

OVERVOLTAGEPROTECTION

+R1

SOA PROTECTIONHIGH / LOWVdis

4

+

1.4V

OUTPUTON / OFF

SHORT-CIRCUITSHORTCIRCUIT

R2

PROTECTION

3GND

Rev.1.0.12001 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation

A. 2 Schematic Diagram Section < Front Board >

27

1

2

3

4

SEG7

SEG4

SEG3

A

TSOP4838

U2

U1A-3C4G

OUT

VCC

GND

150/2012

150/2012

3

2

1

330/2012

R10

R9

L7

L4

L3

+5V

+ C24.7uF/10V

+5V

150/2012

R8

R7

REMOCON

R1110K/2012

12

B

0.1uF/2012

BC27

14

SCLK1

+5V

89

SDATA

FND4

FND2

L1

FND1

150/2012

R5

L6

L0

L2

L5

FND3

150/2012

R3

150/2012

150/2012

R2

R4

150/2012

R1

FND0

SEG1

SEG6

SEG0

SEG2

QAQBQCQDQEQFQGQH

345610111213

SEG0SEG1SEG2SEG3SEG4SEG5SEG6SEG7

CMOS, max. 25mA IOL

74HCT164/DIP

GND

VCC

CLKCLR

AB

U3

R63.3K/2012

12

C

0.1uF/2012

BC3

+5V

7

14

89

SCLK2

QAQBQCQDQEQFQGQH

L6

L5

L4

L3

L2

L1

L0

FND4

2

345610111213

KST4403Q1

74HCT164/DIP

GND

VCC

CLKCLR

AB

U4

TACT

S7

TACT

S6

TACT

S5

TACT

S4

TACT

S3

TACT

S2

TACT

S1

SDATA

KEY1 : POWER ONKEY2 : CH UPKEY3 : CH DOWNKEY4 : VOL UPKEY5 : VOL DOWNKEY6 : MENUKEY7 : OK

KEY

+5V

13

+5V

1LED0LED1LED2LED3LED4

2.2K/2012R12

3

SEG5

C

FND3

2

D

2.2K/2012R13

KST4403Q2

D

13

FOR SMD, USE min. 150 ohm

B

FND2

2

2

Date:

SizeB

Title

+

+5V

2

2

2

L7

L4

FRONT

TFCB-7KEY

SDATA

Friday, December 05, 2003

Document Number

1

1

REMOCONKEYSCLK1SCLK2

LED(Y)

D3

LED(G)

D2

1

L3

5267-7A

1234567

J1

E

E

Sheet

LED0LED1LED2LED3LED42.2K/2012R16

LED(R)

D1

FND0

2

KST4403Q5

0.1uF/2012

BC1

FND4

FND4

FND4

2.2K/2012R15

KST4403Q4

FND1

220uF/6.3V

C1

2.2K/2012R14

KST4403Q313

A

161514131211109

BGACNCFNCNC

S1S2DLES3DPS4

12345678

13

1

of

TV/SET

REMOTE

STANDBY

1

Rev1.0

1

2

3

4

A. 3 Schematic Diagram Section < Main Board >

28

1

2

3

4

+5V

LNBPVSELLNBPEN

LNBP17VLNBP24V

VDD

R3R5

202122232425262728

10111213141516171819

123456789

A

VCC

100100

LNBPWR

SAMSUNG TBMU24311IPP

2930

D1D2D3D4D5D6D7GND0 IIC DATAGND1 IIC CLK

5V3.3VF221.8VRESETERROR OUTFSTARTVAILDBCLKD0

LNBA INLNBB OUT5V(RF)AGC MONITOR5VAGNDVTIQ

U1

12345678910

+30VT

+5VT

+5V_LT

CO0CO1CO2CO3CO4CO5CO6CO7

LNBP20PD

20191817161514131211

ASDAASCLK

+1.8VT

+3.3VT

GND3LNBBMIOLFLLCEXTMCEXTENTNC2GND2

CDSTARTCDENCDCLKOUT

TUNERRST

C2

LNBPWRLNBPLT

C3

B

+4.7uF

C11

1

2

100

100

2

R7

X(1K) F22K

1 LNBPLT

R9X(51)

C12X(10uF/16V(SMD/3216))R8X(4.7K)

R6

R4

D215MQ040N/RB060L-40

R1X(4.7K/AXIAL/0.25Watt)

U4POLYSW-RXE065

5600pF/X7R/25V5600pF/X7R/25V

CB2012PA600CB2012PA600

GND0VCC1VCC2LNBAVSELENOSELNC0NC1GND1

U3

2

1

F22K

L1L2

D1P6KE30

B

LNBPENT

LNBPLLCO

+1.8VT

C

0.1uF

BC1

+5V_LT

BC30.1uF

C

+

+

+1.8V

+5VS

BEAD-601/2012/500mAC8220uF/6.3V

L6

C4100uF/16V

BEAD-601

L3

D

D

BC5

+5VT

+30VT

0.1uF

BC2

0.1uF

BC40.1uF

+

VO

VI

, 1 31, 2004Date:

1

U2LM7805 with Heat sink

C747uF/50V

BEAD-601

L5

Document Number

3

+

+3.3V

CDCLK

CDSTARTCDENTUNER_RST

CO[0..7]

E

E

Sheet

TUNER

TF5000CI

+8V

+30V

BEAD-601/2012/500mA

L4

C5 470uF/6.3V

47

R2

CO[0..7]

Size

Title

C10100uF/16V

+

C90.1uF/50V/2012

C6100pF

+3.3VT

CDCLKOUT

C1100pF

CDSTARTCDENTUNERRST

HS4

A

+

GND2

1

of

17

Rev1.4

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

GPIO[0..31]

MODEL_ID0MODEL_ID1MODEL_ID2

A

MODEL_ID0MODEL_ID1MODEL_ID2

5678

PR1

GPIO0GPIO1GPIO2GPIO3GPIO4GPIO5GPIO6GPIO7GPIO10GPIO11GPIO12GPIO16GPIO17GPIO18GPIO19GPIO23GPIO24GPIO25GPIO27GPIO30

+3.3V

GPIO[0..31]

A

4321

2.2KX4

R10R11R12R13R14R15R16R17R18R19R20R21R22R23R24R25R26R27R28R29

R34R35R36

R31R32R33

MD4MD3MD2MD1

2.2K2.2K2.2K2.2K2.2K10K10K2.2K2.2K2.2K2.2K2.2K10K10K2.2K10K10K2.2K2.2K2.2K

X(100)X(100)X(100)

2.2K2.2K2.2K

+3.3V +5V

+3.3V

B

B

MONCS

MD[0..15]

MA[1..21]

C

C

MD[0..15]

MA[1..21]

+3.3V

MA1MA3MA5MA7MA9MA11MA13MA15MA17MA19MD0MD2MD4MD6MD8MD10MD12MD14246810121416182022242628303234363840

D

X(52368-0401)

13579111315171921232527293133353739

JP1

D

MA2MA4MA6MA8MA10MA12MA14MA16MA18MA20MD1MD3MD5MD7MD9MD11MD13MD15

Date:

SizeB

Title

, 1 31, 2004

Document Number

R304.7K

+3.3V

E

Sheet

TEST

TF5000CI

ROMBDIN

E

2

of

17

Rev1.4

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

SCLK

24

R55

+3.3V

XTN

SCLK

1234

0.01uF/X7R

C20

100K

R56

R521K

GPIO[0..31]

CI2CD[0..7]

MD[0..15]

MA[1..21]

SD_DT[0..15]

VIN

1

+1.8V

X(KA5SDKAS01TSN)

XINXOUTVDDVSS1XTUNENCVSS0CLK

8765

X(4pF)

C21

U6

X(27MHz)

R5710K

+3.3V

1

Y1

XTN

BC110.1uF

S

3

3

+3.3V

S

F10/2012

CLK

VCXO127MHz

CS0CS1CICS

MOENREADYMWEN

SD_CASSD_CLKSD_CS0SD_DQMHSD_DQMLSD_RASSD_WE

47CB1608GM1214747474747L3 nSD0_CASJ1 SD0_CLKJ2 nSD0_CS0L2 SD0_DQMHL1 SD0_DQMLK2 nSD0_RASK3 nSD0_WE

B1C2D3D1F4E2E1F3F2G3G2G1H3H2H1J3

SD_DT15SD_DT14SD_DT13SD_DT12SD_DT11SD_DT10SD_DT9SD_DT8SD_DT7SD_DT6SD_DT5SD_DT4SD_DT3SD_DT2SD_DT1SD_DT0

W21Y23V20W22W23V21V22U21U22U23T21P20R23P21P22N21N22N23M21M22M23

A

D21C22B23A22

L23L22L21K21K20J23J22J21H23H22G23G22G21F22E23E22

MA20MA19MA18MA17MA16MA15MA14MA13MA12MA11MA10MA9MA8MA7MA6MA5MA4MA3MA2MA1

B20D23E21C23

M3M2N1N2P2P3P4R1R3T1T2U1U2V2W1

SD_AD14SD_AD13SD_AD12SD_AD11SD_AD10SD_AD9SD_AD8SD_AD7SD_AD6SD_AD5SD_AD4SD_AD3SD_AD2SD_AD1SD_AD0

R42R43R44R45R46R47R48

MD15MD14MD13MD12MD11MD10MD9MD8MD7MD6MD5MD4MD3MD2MD1MD0

BC13 BC14 BC15 BC16 BC17 BC18 BC19 BC20 BC21 BC22 BC23 BC24 BC25 BC26 BC27 BC280.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF

+3.3V

PWM

GPIO[0..31]

CI2CD[0..7]

MD[0..15]

MA[1..21]

SD0_DATA0SD0_DATA1SD0_DATA2SD0_DATA3SD0_DATA4SD0_DATA5SD0_DATA6SD0_DATA7SD0_DATA8SD0_DATA9SD0_DATA10SD0_DATA11SD0_DATA12SD0_DATA13SD0_DATA14SD0_DATA15

SD0_ADDRESS0(MSB)SD0_ADDRESS1SD0_ADDRESS2SD0_ADDRESS3SD0_ADDRESS4SD0_ADDRESS5SD0_ADDRESS6SD0_ADDRESS7SD0_ADDRESS8SD0_ADDRESS9SD0_ADDRESS10SD0_ADDRESS11SD0_ADDRESS12SD0_ADDRESS13SD0_ADDRESS14

B

BI_DATA0BI_DATA1BI_DATA2BI_DATA3BI_DATA4BI_DATA5BI_DATA6BI_DATA7BI_DATA8BI_DATA9BI_DATA10BI_DATA11BI_DATA12BI_DATA13BI_DATA14BI_DATA15

BI_ADDRESS11BI_ADDRESS12BI_ADDRESS13BI_ADDRESS14BI_ADDRESS15BI_ADDRESS16BI_ADDRESS17BI_ADDRESS18BI_ADDRESS19BI_ADDRESS20BI_ADDRESS21BI_ADDRESS22BI_ADDRESS23BI_ADDRESS24BI_ADDRESS25BI_ADDRESS26BI_ADDRESS27BI_ADDRESS28BI_ADDRESS29BI_ADDRESS30BI_ADDRESS31_WBE1

nBI_CS0nBI_CS1nBI_CS2nBI_CS3

nBI_OEBI_READYBI_RWnBI_WBE0

+3.3VR39

2.2K

+3.3V

PULSE

SC0_VCCSC0_RESETSC0_IOSC0_DETECTSC0_CLK

AC15AA15AC16AB16AA16AB17AC17

+220uF/6.3V

C22

+3.3V

+220uF/6.3V

C23

+1.8V

R37

47

IBM39STB0250xPBA05C

U5

nSD1_CS0SD1_CLKnSD1_WEnSD1_RASnSD1_CASSD1_DQMLSD1_DQMH

C

AA17AB18AA18AC19AB19Y18AA19AC20AB20AC21AA20AB21AC22AB23AA22SD1_ADDRESS0(MSB)SD1_ADDRESS1SD1_ADDRESS2SD1_ADDRESS3SD1_ADDRESS4SD1_ADDRESS5SD1_ADDRESS6SD1_ADDRESS7SD1_ADDRESS8SD1_ADDRESS9SD1_ADDRESS10SD1_ADDRESS11SD1_ADDRESS12SD1_ADDRESS13SD1_ADDRESS14

SD_AD[0..14]

B

AA7AB7AB9Y10AA10AB10AB11AC11AB12AC12AC13AB13AA13AB14AA14Y14SD1_DATA0SD1_DATA1SD1_DATA2SD1_DATA3SD1_DATA4SD1_DATA5SD1_DATA6SD1_DATA7SD1_DATA8SD1_DATA9SD1_DATA10SD1_DATA11SD1_DATA12SD1_DATA13SD1_DATA14SD1_DATA15

RESETW2AB6AC4Y1AB3Y3nRW_HALTRW_TCKRW_TDIRW_TDORW_TMSnRW_TRST

SD_DT[0..15]

4

VCC

C1D2H21nINT0nINT1nINT2

SD_AD[0..14]

2

GND

AA9AB4AB8AC8C20SC0_CLKSC0_DETECTSC0_IOSC0_RESETSC0_VCC

C

DAC1_AVDD0DAC1_AVDD1DAC1_AVDD2DAC1_AVDD3

DA_BIT_CLOCKDA_SPDIFDA_LR_CLOCKDA_OS_CLOCKDA_SERIAL_DATA

nSYSTEM_RESET27MHZ_CLKCLK_VDDACLK_GNDA

GPIO_0GPIO_1GPIO_2GPIO_3GPIO_4GPIO_5GPIO_6GPIO_7GPIO_8GPIO_9GPIO_10GPIO_11GPIO_12GPIO_13GPIO_14GPIO_15GPIO_16GPIO_17GPIO_18GPIO_19GPIO_20GPIO_21GPIO_22GPIO_23GPIO_24GPIO_25GPIO_26GPIO_27GPIO_28GPIO_29GPIO_30GPIO_31

I2C0_SCLI2C0_SDA

CAS2CDCLKCAS2CDEN

D

AUD_GNDA0AUD_GNDA1

AUD_VDDA0AUD_VDDA1

DAC2_AGND0DAC2_AGND1DAC2_AGND2

DAC1_AGND0DAC1_AGND1DAC1_AGND2

DAC1_VREF_INDAC2_VREF_IN

DAC1_VOUT1DAC1_VOUT2DAC1_VOUT3DAC2_VOUT1DAC2_VOUT2DAC2_VOUT3

DAC1_RREF_OUTDAC2_RREF_OUTDAC1_GREF_OUTDAC2_GREF_OUTDAC1_CREF_OUTDAC2_CREF_OUT

DAC2_AVDD0DAC2_AVDD1DAC2_AVDD2DAC2_AVDD3

VDD18_0VDD18_1VDD18_2VDD18_3VDD18_4VDD18_5VDD18_6VDD18_7VDD18_8VDD18_9VDD18_10VDD18_11VDD18_12VDD18_13VDD18_14VDD18_15

A

SC1_CLKSC1_DETECTSC1_IOSC1_RESETSC1_VCC

+1.8V

D

+3.3V

D9D11D13D15J4J20L4L20N4N20R4R20Y9Y11Y13Y15

G

2

V3E3nEDMAC3_ACKnEDMAC3_REQ

A1 GND0A6 GND1A10 GND2A14 GND3A18 GND4A23 GND5AA3 GND6AB2 GND7AC1 GND8AC6 GND9B2 GND10B22 GND11C3 GND12C21 GND13D4 GND14D8 GND15D12 GND16D16 GND17D20 GND18F1 GND19F23 GND20H4 GND21H20 GND22K1 GND23K23 GND24M4 GND25M20 GND26P1 GND27P23 GND28T4 GND29T20 GND30V1 GND31V23 GND32Y4 G

Documents

SAT-9450-9850V2 CI Manual.pdf