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The TEA5582 from Philips is a 20-pin integrated phase-locked loop (PLL) stereo decoder. It is primarily designed for cost-effective stereo decoding in low- to medium-line television applications.
Key electrical specifications include a wide supply voltage range from 7 V to 16 V and a total current consumption of 19 mA to 25 mA without the LED driver. The device offers features such as automatic mono/stereo switching based on pilot presence, smooth mono/stereo control, and a mute circuit providing 60 dB muting of the output level.
Additional features include a matrix and two amplifiers for left and right output signals, a source selector to switch between MUX and external signals, and external de-emphasis control. The overall gain in mono mode is typically 5.8 dB with R1 = 47 kΩ, and total harmonic distortion is typically 0.3% at 600 mV output.
The TEA5582 is available in a 20-lead DIP package. It operates within an ambient temperature range of 0°C to 70°C. All pins are protected against Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
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The TEA5582 operates from 7V minimum to 16V maximum, with a typical voltage of 8.5V.
The TEA5582 is available in a 20-pin DIP package, as well as SOT146 and SOT146-1 surface-mount packages.
The TEA5582 is specified for operating temperatures from 0°C to 70°C.
The typical supply current is 19 mA, with a maximum of 25 mA (without LED driver).
Channel separation is 24 dB typical, with a maximum of 28 dB.
Total harmonic distortion is 0.3% typical at a 600 mV output voltage.
The output amplifier provides a typical gain of 7.2 dB for MUX signals, with a range of 6.7 dB to 7.7 dB.