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NXP Semiconductors
SAF7741HV
Dual IF car radio and audio DSP (N1F)
When there is a gain change of more than 12 dB this is made step-wise without running
the compensation waveform. This is the case with either Alternate Frequency (AF)
updates or a pre-set change. These functions are always used in a muted condition and
are therefore not audible.
7.1.2.8 Step-response timing
In order to align for the bandwidth of the analog circuits, an alignment is made between
the response length and the response delay. This alignment is separate for the wideband
and the IF responses.
Both the delay and the response length for the IF response are dominated by the PDC
response before the AGC. These values are independent of the tuner response. The
wideband response is different for analog and for digital AM/FM.
DELAY
RESPONSE LENGTH
DELAY
RESPONSE LENGTH
a: Low Bandwidth Step response
b: High Bandwidth Step response
Fig 8. Step response length alignment for different tuner bandwidths
7.1.2.9 Perfect step compensation
Perfect step compensation of the tuner gain steps is made possible for signals within the
IF signal band by alignments of amplitude, waveform and waveform delay. Near-perfect
alignment is possible for off-centre signals within the IF signal band.
7.1.2.10 Non-perfect step compensation
Perfect compensation of the tuner gain steps is not possible for signals outside the IF
signal band. In such cases the resulting interference must be suppressed. In the PDC,
four signalling bits are provided for this purpose:
AGC_A_CHANGE
AGC_B_CHANGE
AGC_C_CHANGE
AGC_D_CHANGE
These bits can be read by the DSP and a soft-mute signal can be generated when
required.
7.1.2.11 AGC linear gain
Data-path signals that exceed a certain level are kept constant in a linear controlled-gain
stage (see Figure 9). Linear control avoids overload of the following signal stages and
makes sure that maximum use is made of the data path’s dynamic range. The I2C
interface sets the reference level for linear control as well as the corresponding attack and
delay values.
SAF7741_5
Objective data sheet
Rev. 05 — 09 May 2008
© NXP B.V. 2008. All rights reserved.
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