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The SAA5231 is a bipolar integrated circuit from NXP Semiconductors, serving as a successor to the SAA5030. This component is specifically designed to extract Teletext data from video signals, regenerate the Teletext clock, and synchronize the text display with television sync signals.
Key electrical specifications include a minimum operating voltage of 10.8V and a maximum of 13.2V, with a nominal frequency of 13.875MHz. The device has 28 terminals and operates within a temperature range of 0°C to 70°C. Its maximum supply current is rated at 105mA.
The SAA5231 is packaged in a DIP format. Its primary function is in television broadcast systems for teletext signal processing. This IC is suitable for applications requiring reliable teletext data extraction and display synchronization.
This part is a successor to the SAA5030 and is related to other teletext processing components like the SAA5191 and SAA5233.
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The SAA5231 operates between a minimum voltage of 10.8V and a maximum voltage of 13.2V.
The SAA5231 can operate within a temperature range of 0°C to 70°C.
The SAA5231 is available in a DIP package.
The maximum supply current for the SAA5231 is 105mA.
The SAA5231 operates at a frequency of 13.875MHz.