Philips Semiconductore-Signatics RF Communications Products Compandor DESCRIPTION ‘The NES70IS71 Is a vorsalle low cost dual gain contol cet n which ether chara ‘may be usad as a dynam range compressor ‘or expardot. Each chara has a fulwave Teeter to detect to average val ofthe ‘signal atnorarzod tamperalure-compen- ‘alee variable gain cal, and an oporatonal amie. “The NES70/571 Is wol suited for usin colar radio and radio communicabons ‘ystems modems, elophone, and satotite broadcastrecetve aude systems. FEATURES «© Complete compressor and expandor in ane \ctip ‘© Temperature componsates | Goatr han 11008 dynamic range Operates down to BDC «© system ovals adjustable with extemal components © Distortion may be tnmmed out ' Dynamic noise reducon syst * Votago-cortroed amptor APPLICATIONS celta rcio ‘© Telophone tank compandor—570 ‘= Telephone subscriber conpando:—S71 © High tovel itor © Low tovel expandor—ncise gale Product specification NE570/571/SA571 ST PIN CONFIGURATION 1, Rand Packages’ necro: [if sccens (] sacuua 3] xo Ce} [i] meer © Dyramie ters #00 Payer ‘ORDERING INFORMATION DESCRIPTION TEWPERATURE RANGE | ORDER CODE Tein Paste SOL D970 TESTOD Tein Carp 010 470°C NESTOR TOP Paste OP 010 170°C NESTON, T5Pin Paste SOL 0104706 RESTIO 16-Pin Gordip 010 70°C NESTE TEP Paste OP 010.706 NESTIN Tein Paso SOL, 0 «850 ‘SABTID 16-Pin Goro A010 +85 SASTIF 16 PasioOP 01 2850 ‘SASTIN BLOCK DIAGRAM oma nl co 9 necro | June 7, 1960 110 asa.081299760 M@™ 711082b 0080254 920 Printed From CAPS Pert Version 1.2P ‘hs UaterilCopihtd By Philp Sericandctsrite Se aes Pat ree Compandor NE570/571/SAS71 ns0LUTE MAXUM RATINGS sae a a aaa ve = a | we z % TT ™ a gem, | = g nee aaa Ac ELECTRICAL cuanacrensmes teeta ah clones va va sree] saraerin | rerconmae | —vare waar — were aaa a re : [Te = [sero i aps =e aoe a a = aera = a ain co dsr? nel al? ep Tae = apa To ea pe Seaeae aa ae} fae aera ee eee ae a a aaa ee = ea =| es pea aaa a = = emtmae [Saas | | ae Es « gain) equals [Vo = Vo (unity SSNS |e cmamvone | | vez [ose] [voz [ats Sateen # NOTE: Input to ¥ and Ve grounded, Measured at OB, ses. 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Tha ‘arangement ofthese blocks i he IC rest Ina oreut wtih can perform wol wih Tow ‘extemal components, yet can be adapted to ‘many averse applications. “To tl-wave recites the gut ‘extront which tows trom the rectifer nut, 10 anintaral surering node which is biased at ner Th recited currents averaged onan extemal tor eapactor edt the Cpect termina, and tho average value of hon ‘utrat controls te gain of te variable gan ‘al Tho gain wil hs be proportonal tho ‘sverage vaive of the input sgn for ‘Sapacvely-coupled vltag inputs as shown inthe folowing equation. Note that or caparively-couped inputs thre is no offs ‘olage capable of producing a gan rrr “Te only error wil come fom the bias current ofthe rectifer(auppled Imai) which (ass han 0.14A. Wae= Vaee | avg = Ma tee Ga Lunt a “Tha speed with whicn gain changes ofotow changes in input signal levels is determined ‘bye reife fits capactor. A smal ‘capacitor wi ld rapid rasponso but wil not fly ar low Mequon sonal. Any pple on the gain corte signal wil moduata he signal passing rough tho vanabio gain cal In an expander or compressor application, ‘TYPICAL TEST CIRCUIT ne 7, 1980 this would load to thed harmonic estaton, so thoreisa trade-off to be made between fastanack and decay times and distorbon. For stop changes in amptudo, tho change in ‘in wits tie s shown by this equation, GIN= (Gonat~ Grae ~ tft + Gow 3 # = 10k x Cpccr “The variable gun col i curentin, cuen-out dove with he eto Toure. controled by te coco. hs the Curent wai Nowe rom th AG input an into fuming nede based a Vp. The folowing ‘equation apps for eapactively-coupod Inputs. The output cunt out Ife 1 the summing node atthe op amp. y = Mase. Yon a eee ‘Acomponsaton schame but nto to 86 call ‘compensatas for temperature and cancels ‘0xtodd amon dstorvon. The rly ‘storton when remain Is even harorics, land nay ext only because of intemal fat vllages. Tho THD thm terminal providos a ‘ears for nuling fi intemal fot oc om Internal resistor accuracy and tepco sv ‘become vary significant. Figure 15 shows ‘ee ‘he elocts of orporaivo on tho used tom $V —2 TOMNION 6 resistors which are normally used in Integrated circlts, ange orimplantod recitors whigh ar used inthis creut Over ‘hw elal 0°C to 470°C tormperature range, | ‘here is 10-10-1 improvement in dt hom a Figure 13, Contol Signal Feectnough | S7change ore dfused resistors toa “Tam dune 7,190 118 MB 7110826 O0802b2 124 me Pntod From CAPS Pat Version 1.2P This Materia Copyichod By Pips Sercneducors, (0.5% change forte implemented resistors. “The implanted resistors have another _advontago that toy can bo mad the size ‘ofthe dituod resistors due tothe higher esi. Tris saves a sigricart amount of chip area, | Figure 15. Resistance vs Temperature