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STV2110A

PAL-SECAM LUMA-CHROMA & DEFLECTION PROCESSOR

STMicroelectronics 

STV2110A

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

DEFLECTION

Synchronization Separator

The synchronization separator is based on the

bottom of synchronization pulses alignment to an

internal reference voltage. An external capacitor

permits to align synchro. pulses, two external resis-

tors determines the detection threshold of synchro

pulses. The frame synchronization pulses are

locked to a 32µs reference signal to perfect inter-

lacing.

Horizontal Scanning

The horizontal scanning frequency is obtained from

a 500kHz VCO. The circuit uses two phase-locked

loops (PLL). The first one controls the frequency;

the second one, fully integrated, controls the rela-

tive phase of the synchronization and the line fly-

back signals.

The first PLL has two times constants : a long time

constant during the picture to have a good noise

immunity, a short time constant at the beginning of

the frame to recapture faster the phase in case of

VCR video signal. More over, the PLL is in short

time constant three lines before frame pulses oc-

cured, it permits to ensure good interlacing when

the video signal comes from a VCR tape with high

phase error.

The horizontal output signal is 28µs width. On

starting up, horizontal pulses are enabled at

VCC = 6.8V. On shutting down, horizontal pulses

are inhibited for VCC = 6.2V.

Vertical Scanning

The windows for the frame sync detection are

generated by a count down system. The selection

of the windows is determined by the IC status :

- video identification off - window : 248/314

- video identification on - window : 248/352

When a sync pulse is detected inside the window

a 10.5 lines long pulse is provided to VOUT pin.

The count down system provides also the needed

signals for the time constant switch, the line PLL

inhibition and service signals to the rest of the IC.

CHROMA

ACC Amplifier, DL Matrix, Permutator and De-

modulator

The correct chroma subcarrier input, issued from

bandpassor bell filter, is internally selected with the

standard. The ACC amplifier envolves three

stages : the first one select the correct input, the

second one the -6dB in picture (PAL mode), the

third one is controled by the ACC voltage.

The dynamic range is over than 30dB.

The chrominance output signal is fed to the delay

line.

- PAL mode :

the adding and substracting direct and delayed

signals are performed by the DL matrix function.

Two synchronous demodulators multiplies

the (B-Y) signal with the 0 degree phase

4.43MHz reference signal and the (R-Y) signal

with the alternate ± 90 deg. 4.43MHz phase

reference signal.

- SECAM mode :

the permutator separatesthe two (B-Y) and (R-Y)

subcarriers. These signals are demodulated by

two FM demodulators with two external L, C

centered on fO(blue) = 4.25MHz and fO(red) =

4.406MHz.

4.43MHz Phase Locked Loop

The oscillating frequency of the 4.43MHz crystal

oscillator is controlled by the output voltage of the

loop filter. The phase detector will lock the 90 de-

gree reference signal to the direct burst signal.

A 90 degree phase shifter permits to recover the

0 degree reference signal. A flip-flop driven by line

pulses permits to generate the alternate ± 90 de-

gree signal.

ACC Control and Color Killer

PAL mode :

the direct burst signal is demodulated with the ± 90

degree reference signal. The demodulation result

is used by ACC control and killer function.

SECAM mode :

ACC control is done by a X2 demodulator. For

identification the burst signals of the red and blue

lines are demodulated by the external LC con-

nected on Pin 31, it is centered at 4.32MHz. This

give positive and negative signals which are in-

verted by the signal coming out of the SECAM

flip-flop.

In both standard, if the demodulation result is al-

ways positive, the killer capacitor is charged and

the standard is identified (color ON). When de-

modulation result is always negative, the killer ca-

pacitor voltage reaches the flip-flop inhibition level,

so the alternace sequence is reversed and the

capacitor is charged again.

In case of no video signal, both killer capacitors

voltage are maintained about VCC/2, below the

color off threshold.

In PAL or SECAM, the ACC control voltage is

obtained by the peak detection of the demodulated

burst.

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