ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)

Symbol

Parameter

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Unit

FRAME POWER SUPPLY (Pin 9)

V9

Operating Voltage (with flyback Generator)

10

58

V

I9

Supply Current (V9 = 30V)

11

22

mA

FLYBACK GENERATOR SUPPLY (Pin 3)

Operating Voltage

10

30

V

FRAME OUTPUT (Pin 10)

Saturation Voltage to Ground (V9 = 30V)

LV10A

I10 = 0.1A

0.06

0.6

V

LV10B

I10 = 1A

0.37

1

V

Saturation Voltage to V9 (V9 = 30V)

HV10A

I10 = -0.1A

1.3

1.6

V

HV10B

I10 = -1A

1.7

2.4

V

Saturation Voltage to V9 in Flyback Mode (V10 > V9)

FV10A

I10 = 0.1A

1.6

2.1

V

FV10B

I10 = 1A

2.5

4.5

V

FLYBACK GENERATOR (Pin 3 and Pin 4)

F2DA

1.5

2.1

V

F2DB

3.0

4.5

V

FSVA

0.8

1.1

V

FSVB

2.2

4.5

V

FCI

Leakage Current Pin 3

170

µA

SUPER SANDCASTLE OUTPUT (Pin 19)

Output Voltages (R load = 2.2k

Ω)

SANDT2

Frame blanking pulse level

2

2.5

3

V

SANDL2

Line blanking pulse level

4

4.5

5

V

BG2

Burst key pulse level

8

9

V

Pulses width and timing

SC3

Delay between middle of sync pulse and leading edge of burst key pulse

2.3

2.7

3.1

µs

SC2

Duration of burst key pulse

Vertical blanking pulse width

3.7

4

Note 1

5

µs

LINE FLYBACK INPUT (Pin 18)

Switching level

2

V

8

mA

Limiting voltage at maximum current

4.3

V

τ

RC network time constant (Note 2)

6

µs

the other input of the comparator is tied to the frame amplifier output. Application circuit uses the frame flyback generator.

2. An RC network is connected to this input. Typical value for the resistor is 27k

Ω and 220pF for the capacitor. A different time

constant for RC changes the delay between the middle of the line synchro pulse and the leading edge of the burst key pulse but

also the duration of the burst key pulse.

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