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Optical disc ICs BA5950FP
Switch table
Circuit operation
(1) Overview
Fig. 6 shows the inputs from the digital servo IC. SW1
turns on when the forward input signal is received (HIGH
level, above 2.0V). SW2 turns on when the reverse input
signal is received (Fig. 3). When this happens, the
constant current enters resistor R1 and the capacitor,
generating an integral waveform based on the duty of the
input waveform. This is increased by a factor of 3 by the
driver and output (Fig. 5).
When forward or reverse input remains at the HIGH level,
the DC voltage generated at point A is :
I R1 [V] (reverse : –1 R1 [V])
This is the voltage generated relative Vref. The width set-
ting is such that the following driver buffer output is gen-
erated :
3IR1 [V] (reverse : –3IR1 [V]) 1
The time constant is :
R1 (C)30p)
This can be changed with an attached capacitor.
Dead zone width is set by input duty ratio according to the
following equation :
(2) Settings
The constant current is determined by the resistor (R0)
connected between pin 28 and pin 1 (GND).
I = 1.25 / R0 [A]
Consequently, equations 1 and 2 are as follows.
The ratio of R0 and R1 determine everything. R0 must stay
between 10kΩ and 40kΩ, R1 below 100kΩ.
Example : When R 0 = 30kΩ, R1 = 40kΩ, input HIGH level
= 5V
1!5V (0dB relative to input)
2!0.6% (input equivalent = 30mV)
I R1 100 [%] (one side)
10.0 [kΩ] 1.0 [µA] 2
1.25
10.0 [kΩ] 1.0 [µA]
3 1.25 [V]
R0
R1
100 [%]
R1
R0
1
2
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