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ZXFV401

SYNC SEPARATOR WITH VARIABLE FILTER

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ZXFV401

CONNECTIONS

PIN No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

PIN NAME TYPE

FUNCTION

RFILT

Resistor

control

Controls the input colour carrier filter characteristic. An external

resistor RFILT connected from this pin to 0V sets the bandwidth.

Smaller RFILT gives increased bandwidth. See the detailed operating

description below.

RNOSIG

CSYNC

FILTIN

VAYNC

OVD

FILTOUT

FVIDIN

VLEV

NOSIG

BKPCH

RSET

ODDFLD

V+

Resistor

control

Logic out

Controls the no-signal

connected from this pin

detector

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to the equation

VPMIN = 0.75 RNOSIG / RSET

where VPMIN is the minimum detected sync pulse amplitude at pin 4

and RSET is the resistor value at pin 12.

Composite sync logic output. Includes all sync pulses derived from the

input video.

Input to colour carrier filter. This is the main analog (unfiltered)

Analog in

composite video input used when colour carrier filtering is required. A

voltage clamp circuit and adaptive current source are also included at

this node. See the detailed operating description.

Vertical sync output. This is an active low pulse commencing on the first

Logic out vertical sync pulse trailing (rising) edge and ending near the second

next equalising pulse. See timing diagram.

Ground

Provides ground return path for internal logic output buffer circuits.

Normally connected externally to a common PCB ground plane.

Analog

out

Analog output signal from colour carrier filter. The filter voltage gain is

nominally 2. This output is normally capacitor-coupled to pin 8.

Analog in

Input for filtered analog video signal input. This is the direct input to the

sample/hold and sync slicing comparator providing the logic timing

edges. This input is normally coupled via an external capacitor from

FILTOUT, pin 7. It may be used as the signal input where the colour

carrier filter is not required. Includes a clamp similar that of pin 4.

Analog

out

Analog output, a positive voltage typically equal to twice the (negative)

peak sync pulse amplitude if the filter is used.

Logic out

Logic output, which goes high after a time-out delay when no signal is

present. The threshold level is controlled at pin 2.

Logic out

Burst or Back Porch logic output, an active low monostable pulse

triggered from rising composite sync pulse edges. The width is set by

RSET to overlap most of the steady part of the back porch, assuming the

colour carrier burst has been attenuated sufficiently by filtering. This

pulse is then suitable for controlling an external black level clamping

circuit. See the timing diagram.

Resistor

control

Controls the timing interval of the sample/hold circuit and the

monostable interval for the sync outputs according to the application.

An external resistor, RSET connected from this pin to 0V establishes the

timing parameter, to which these times are scaled together. See the

detailed operating description.

Logic out

Odd field logic output. High during an odd numbered field, low during

even. This output is timed with the start of the VSYNC pulse.

Power in Power supply input, +5V.

HSYNC

OVA

Logic out

Ground

Horizontal sync logic output. Monostable output derived from CSYNC

falling edges, it achieves a steady stream of 5µs pulses. The half line

events during the field blanking interval are eliminated. See timing

diagram.

Analog ground. Normally connected externally to a common PCB

ground plane.

PROVISIONAL ISSUE A - FEBRUARY 2002

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