Ay, SGS-THOMSON MICROELECTRONICS TDA7394 2 x 30W DUAL BRIDGE CAR RADIO AMPLIFIER HIGH OUTPUT POWER CAPABILITY: 2x 30W maxJ4Q @ 13.2V, 1KHz 2.x 22W typ./4Q @ 14.4V, 1KHz, 10% 2.x 19W typ./4Q @ 13.2V, 1KHz, 10% 2 x 28W typ./2Q @ 14.4V, 1KHz, 10% 2.x 25W typ/2Q @ 13.2V, 1KHz, 10% LOW DISTORTION LOW OUTPUT NOISE ‘ST-BY FUNCTION MUTE FUNCTION AUTO-MUTE AT MIN. SUPPLY VOLTAGE DETECTION = LOW EXTERNAL COMPONENT COUNT ~ INTERNALLY FIXED GAIN (40dB) ~ NO EXTERNAL COMPENSATION - NO BOOTSTRAP CAPACITORS = ADDITIONAL MONO INPUT PROTECTIONS: = OUTPUT AC/DC SHORT CIRCUIT TO GND AND TO Vs = VERY INDUCTIVE LOADS = OVERRATING CHIP TEMPERATURE WITH MULTIWATTIS ORDERING NUMBER: TDA7394 « FORTUITOUS OPEN GND. « REVERSE BATTERY » ESD PROTECTION DESCRIPTION The TDA7394 is a new technology class AB ‘Audio Power Amplifier in Muttiwatt!5 package de- ‘signed for high end car radio applications. Thanks to the fully complementary PNP/NPN output con- figuration the high power performances of the 147394 are obtained without bootstrap capaci- SOFT THERMAL LIMITER: tors. The extremely reduced components count = LOAD DUMP VOLTAGE allows very compact sets. BLOCK DIAGRAM m 41% = += urns) Plane Para = eeu | aC j aura) vec me iy we rox ¢|}— & ew ano pure§ bt [> { eure) m eure Toke 38 ate oan ‘April 1995, Ww ‘Ml 7929237 0064838 900 mm 629TDA7394 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS ‘Symbot Parameter Value Unit Voc. ‘Operating Supply Voltage 18 v ‘Voc oo) _| DC Supply Voltage 28 Vv Voc xy | Peak Supply Voltage (t = 50ms) 50. v lo ‘Qutput Peak Current: Repetitive (Duty Cycle 10% at f= 10Hz) 45 A Non Repetitive (t= 1008) 55 A Prot Power dissipation, Tease = 75°C (see derating curve) 50 w T Junction Temperature 150 °C To ‘Operating Ambient Temperature = 4010 85, °C Teg Storage Temperature: = 85 to 150 °C PIN CONNECTION (Top view) pur2i+) ouT2i-1 vcez stay sur Ine IN nUTE 6NO IN MONO mt nuTe2 nuTet veca ouTit-) ourace 911087 999-02 THERMAL DATA ‘Symbol Parameter Value Unit Rinycase | Thermal Resistance Junction to Case Max. 15) Sci mm 7929237 0064839 84? = or Gi Senet 630TDA7394 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Vs = 13.2V; f = 1KHz; Rg = 6000; RL = 40; Tamb = 25°C; Refer to the application circuit, unless otherwise specified.) Symbol Parameter ‘Test Condition min. | typ. | Max. | unit fot Quiescent Current 90 180 mA Vos. Output Offset Voltage - 200 +200 mV. Gy _| Voltage Gain ges | 40 | 415 | op Po Output Power THD = 10%; Vs = 14.4V 22 Ww THD = 10% 7 19 Ww THD = 1% 16 Ww THD = 10%; 25 Ww THD a1 ’ Ru=20 28 Ww Po max Max. Output Power EIAJ RULES: 30 Ww THD Distortion Po = 4W 0.08 0.3 % ‘eno | Output Noise Bw = 20Hz to 20KHz 05 | mvims. SVR__| Supply Voltage Rejection {= 100Hz (stereo) 60 eB. f Low Cut-Off Frequency 10 Hz fa High Cut-Off Frequency 200 KHz Re Input Impedance 10 15, 20 KQ Cr Cross Talk f= 1KHz 50 65 dB 1se__| St-By Current Consumption 700_| pA Vse out, ‘St-By OUT Threshold Voltage Amp: ON 35 v saw | St-By IN Threshold Voltage 15 | Vv Vse ‘Supply Dependent St-By 75 83 v Threshold Aw Mute Attenuation 75 dB Vitow | Mute QUT Threshold Voltage 35 v Vein Mute IN Threshold Voltage Amp: Mute 15 v Vu ‘Supply Dependent Mute ‘Mute = IN, 35 | 93 Vv ‘Threshold Vs reducingfincreasing Ima) | Muting Pin Current Vuure = 1.5V 6 70 | 14 | WA (Source Current) Inge ‘Muting Pin Current VMUTE = 3.5V 6 10 14 BA (Source Current) i Figure 1: Quiescent Current vs. Supply Voltage Figure 2: Output Power vs. Supply Voltage ima) wa 2 “ot io aol {noe | Linea] | MU of 36] Hi us 5 eiiete re mu oo ty 100; | = Ci} 20 4 ol | . - D 6 . ts r | _ : oe & 1 : 8 2 r SO és | ° EE w vs (Vv) cane cr oa 37 ky SGS-THOMSON l SY sacromscrrcnicsFm Suh Thehd00 2E2b2bd mm: TDA7394 Figure 3: Output Power vs Supply Voltage aoe, Figure 4: EIAJ Power vs. Supply Voltage Bo iw) T f 70} 1 40\—Ra20 e0}—t=1KHz af = KHZ Vie 25Veme, THO os co 3 25{— 40;— 20 TiO 20 16] 20 10] J 10) ° ae . 0 nt 2 oS MW 6 8 ow » nt 2 6 4 6 8 oY ® vey) Vey) Figure 5: Cross-Talk vs. Frequency Figure 6: SVR vs. Frequency ‘et (08) eo 118 i a | I 80] + 70] ’ oo so] t | 4 CUT Or Vem t320V 7 Veetgev 1 Ri=40, i go} —Fr=40 47 Vos time rT Vex 1Vieme i 29} — Pe = 6000 Ee UI 30;— Mute 1,2 = OFF doin jo te Bor 07 1 0 Sor oF 1 © 1 sta Figure 7: Distortion vs. Frequency THO (a) 10; on 01 04 1 ” Pow ar ST 632 Figure 8: Distortion vs, Frequency TH 19 HO) oor 01 1 0 PowME TEE 2hehd00 ¢ecbched Mt: Figure 9: Block Diagram of Mute Circuit TDA7384 ye DY puT2i+) rr DUTIt+) IN MUTE — 4 our2t-) | > outit-) ngsronz299-03 ONO Figure 10: Explanatory Waveforms Of Mute Circuit ure + 3 mute 2 IN stereo ; : : : IN mOND : our t+ ‘ OUT t . - svME @22 EnehIOO 4eebche B\s TDA7394 Figure 11: Application Circuit C3 10nF vec. TOA7394 = C2 = cA a 220ur FE 2.2uF 119970073941 Figure 12: P.C. Board and Component Layout of the fig. 11 (1:1 scale) (mutery 81 108K a perso ky7 S¢ IOMSON te 7, SES THORSON Nd MUTE 1 & 5 ~ ee: whTDA7394 Figure 13; Power Dissipation Derating Curve ae 1917087999- 4 Ww | am 38 8 [rs \ ee ee een eed el (1) INFINITE HEATSINK (2) Rtn HEATSINK » 3.5°C/u Rtn y-case - 1,5°C/U Rtn jramb - 1.5+3.5-5°C7U (3) NO_HEATSINK Ren y-amb-35°C/U @ 25 S@ 75 198 125Tarbirc) Mm 7929237 OOb4844 104 mo G57 S88;THOMSON m7