PBL38813 Ericsson Microelectronics, PBL38813 Datasheet

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PBL38813

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PBL38813
Description
Voice-switched Speakerphone Circuit with built in loudspeaker amplifier
Manufacturer
Ericsson Microelectronics
Datasheet

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Description.
Figure 1. Block diagram.
comparator and control functions to implement a high performance, voice-switched,
loudspeaking, ”hands-free ” telephone. The gain dynamics (attenuation between
channels) is selectable (25dB or 50dB) via a separate pin. A background noise detector
in the transmitting channel reduces the influence of continuous external noise signals
to the switching .
the telephone line or from a mains powered constant voltage dc. supply. The circuit
contains a transformerless audio power amplifier with a current supply circuitry
(patented) that eliminates the need of inductors. Automatic volume attenuation in the
power amplifier extends the operating range at low line currents. A special feature in
this circuit is that the power amplifier volume control can be implemented either as an
ac. potentiometer control or as a digital control by a
in both transmitter and receiver channels.
The PBL 388 13 contains all the necessary circuitry, amplifiers, detectors,
The PBL 388 13 is designed for telephone systems that are either powered from
Filtering is possible of both, the audio and the speech switching control signals,
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15
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5
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4
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F1
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F2
F3
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Voice-switched Speakerphone Circuit
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with built in loudspeaker amplifier
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Control
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PBL 388 13
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-processor (dc. control).
Ref.
F6
F5
F4
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Key Features
Minimum of external components
needed for function.
Selectable gain dynamics. (25 or 50
dB)
Direct telephone line powered solution
(patented).
Low power consumption: 1mA at 3.3V
(typical) for speech switching, audio
power amplifier quiscent current 1mA.
Drives an 25 - 50 ohm loudspeaker
without a transformer.
Background noise compensation in the
transmitting channel with hold function
at receive.
Input amplifiers of both channels have
balanced inputs.
Exellent noise performance.
Encapsulated in 24 pin plastic ”skinny”
DIP and 24 pin SO .
PBL 388 13
January 1998
24 pin SO
24 pin DIP
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Voice-switched Speakerphone Circuit with built in loudspeaker amplifier Description. The PBL 388 13 contains all the necessary circuitry, amplifiers, detectors, comparator and control functions to implement a high performance, voice-switched, loudspeaking, ”hands-free ” telephone. The gain dynamics (attenuation between channels) ...

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PBL 388 13 Maximum Ratings Parameter Speech switch supply current Speaker amplifier supply current Voltage pin 1-14 Operating temperature Storage temperature 100 F/16V ...

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Electrical Characteristics kHz = CTR TxDet I =1.0mA unless otherwise noted. D Parameter Speech control section Terminal voltage Internal reference voltage, V Ref Frequency response for ...

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PBL 388 13 Parameter N leakage current (hold), I Det NDet N swing relative Det Ref NDet CMP (comparator) sensitivity, transmit (Tx) mode to receive (Rx) mode or vice versa CTR voltage for 25 dB dynamics, ...

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F2out 3 4 Txout TxDetin 5 6 TxDetout N Det 7 CMP 8 RxDetout 9 RxDetin 10 Rxout 11 F5out 12 24 pin DIP Figure 6. Pin configuration. Pin Descriptions Refer to figure 6. (24 pin ...

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PBL 388 – CTR 4 T xout xin xin 7 ...

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Figure 9. Transmitter channel input amplifier used to suppress ripple in the mic. supply. (CMRR 100k Figure 10. Transmitter and receiver channel rectifier characteristics. Figure 11. Relationship ...

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PBL 388 13 dB Transmit ____ gain = =V+ CTR =open CTR -60 -40 -20 Figure 13. Transmit and receive gain as a function of V Rxdet Txdet A B Full recieve level ...

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Transmitter channel output 24 CTR R Tx out Mic. C Figure 16. Speech switching arrangement. decreases with ...

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PBL 388 13 Loudspeaker amplifier The loudspeaker amplifier drives directly impedance loudspeaker. The amplifier is designed to work under a number of different power supply conditions. Fig. 17, 18 and 23. The highest output swing is ...

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Speech Figure 23. Loudspeaker amplifier ...

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PBL 388 Figure 26. Power amplifier systems. push - pull A power amplifier in a handsfree telephone that is supplied from the line. Comparison between single ended and push-pull output stage. The amplifier has to have as ...

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Hook switch 620 Telephone 4x1N4007 line in. MIC.1 620 handsfree 47k 68nF 820 820 MIC.2 Figure 27. Application. 10 DTMF AD 47nF 47nF 220nF 100 100 4,7k 18K ...

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PBL 388 13 Hints how to design a handsfree telephone with PBL 388 13. To design the speech control function, seven different signal paths have to be considered and understood. See fig. 28. The signal paths the acoustic ...

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If a simple telephone casing is considered, it could be a box with a large hole for the loudspeaker and a small hole for the microphone. This would normally not function. The ...

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PBL 388 13 will help the balance in the speech switching a lot if the telephone is placed in a noisy surrounding. It can not be required that the other party has to know that he is talking with somebody ...

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