BD3490FV
Sound Processors with Built-in 2-Band Equalizer
BD3490FV
BD3490FV
Sound Processors with Built-in 2-Band Equalizer
ROHM's sound processors deliver high-fidelity audio, are easy to use, integrate a two-band equalizer, and are compatible with power supply voltages between 4.75V and 9.5V due to low current consumption operation, making them ideally suited for use in portable stereo systems.
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Product Detail
Part Number | BD3490FV-E2
Status |
Recommended
Package |
SSOP-B28
Unit Quantity | 2000
Minimum Package Quantity | 2000
Packing Type | Taping
RoHS |
Yes
Specifications:
Input (ch)
Stereo 4
Input Gain (dB/Ad-Sw)
+20~0/-
Vcc(Min.)[V]
4.75
Vcc(Max.)[V]
9.5
Iq[mA]
7
Tone Control Band
BASS, Treble
Volume (ch/Ad-Sw)
2/-
Volume Range/Step (dB/dB)
0~-87, -∞/1
[I] Independent from Input Selector / [C] Cascade from Input Selector
I
Output Voltage (V, typ)
2.4
THD+N (dB)
0.002
EQ (number of Band)
2
Output Noise[µVrms]
5
Surround
Yes
I/F
I2C
Power Supply Voltage (V)
4.75~9.5
Temperature (Min.)[°C]
-40
Temperature (Max.)[°C]
85
Package Size [mm]
10x7.6 (t=1.35)
Features:
- Low noise (5μVrms(TYP.)) and low distortion(0.002% (TYP.)).
- Built-in simple surround. Furthermore, it can constitute good surround of sound image normal position with an external part.
- It can constitute a bass boost or output gain with an external part.
- When the volume setting exchanging, it can use a volume terminal as a microphone input terminal because there is not an impedance change of a volume terminal.
- Bi-CMOS process is suitable for the design of low current and low energy. And it provides more quality for small scale regulator and heat in a set.
- The package of this IC is SSOP-B28. It gathers a sound input terminals, sound output terminals respectively and it arranges them, to be arranging facilitates the laying-out of PCB pattern and reduces PCB area to one-way in the flow of the signal.
