Help me I need MAB8441 PCF3523 PCF2705 DataSheets

Status
This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.
Moderator
Joined 2003
Paid Member
TDA2705(P):
1 WSAB Word select I2S input
2 CLAB Clock I2S input
3 DAAB Data I2S input
4 EFAB Error flag
5 FS44 Sampling frequency input
6 SCAB Subcode clock
7 SDAB Subcode data
8 Vss Ground
9 XIN Crystal oscillator input
10 XOUT Crystal oscillator output
11 XSYS System clock output
12 TESTB Test input
13 DOBM Digital audio output
14 DOEN Digital output enable
15 ATSB Attenuation
16 Vdd Power supply +5V

PCM 2705 is used in Grundig:
CD2
CD3
CLCD6

PCM 3522 is used in Philips:
CD624
CD824
CD850II
CD930
CD931
CD940
CD951
...
Again, that's all I have.

/Hugo:)
 
purer said:



Hi

I have been looking for these a long time

There are no datasheets (anymore). I even contacted Philips Semiconductors (internally, I work at Philips).

I have some typical application scheme's, these may help together with the pinout given below.

I think the 2705 equals the 3523.

They are used in Marantz 10, for example. Also CDM12 uses it.

It generates SPDIF from I2S, often used together wioth SAA7310

A Crystal CS8402 can do the same, if I am right

best regards
 
don't know if this diagram is useful? :)
 

Attachments

  • 3523.jpg
    3523.jpg
    90.9 KB · Views: 1,622
on a wide range of PCM decoders the internal parts of PCF2705P and PCF3523P to form a S/P-DIF (DOBM) protocol for an external digital output socket are integrated.
If in cd players are PCM decoders in use without this integrated logic parts (like SAA7310/SAA7210 e. g.), and a digital output was wanted, the above mentioned parts then additional necessary.
Philips CD608/618, Grundig CD35 and various other uses this S/P-DIF transmitter parts.
But I don't understand, why no detailed datasheets from Philips Components/NXP was published until now.
Check out also
Conversion from I2S and similar to DOBM - S/P-DIF Transmitter IC's: Overview wanted
 
Status
This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.