RENESAS M61101FP

M61101FP
PLL VIF/SIF TV Tuner
REJ03F0124-0120
Rev.1.2
Apr 11, 2005
Description
M61101FP is a semiconductor integrated circuit consisting of VIF/SIF signal processing system for portable devices
such as mobile phones, notebook PCs with low voltage and low consumption.
Functions
• PLL split-carrier VIF/ SIF signal processing system compliant with NTSC
Features
•
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Recommended supply voltage: 3.3V
Adjustment free
Coil-less VCO
Built-in SIF trap and SIF band-pass filter
Split-carrier system enables VIF and SIF signal processing independently.
FM radio reception capability
Package: QFN with 28pin
NC
VIF in2
VIF in 1
TV / FM SW
SIF in
RF AGC out
NC
Pin Arrangement
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
IF AGC filter 2 22
14 Logic Vcc
IF AGC filter 1 23
13 Ref input
12 Logic GND
NC 24
M61101FP
VIF Vcc 25
11 NC
10 SIF GND
Video out 26
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Audio / SIF SW
SIF Vcc
Audio / SIF out
VCO F/B 2
8
AFT out
VIF GND 28
Vreg
Audio F/B
Delay point
9
VCO F/B 1
APC filter 27
M61101FP
NC 24
VIF
AMP
IF AGC
filter 1
RF
AGC
VIF
AGC
NC
VIF
Vcc
APC filter 27
VIF GND 28
AFT
Video
out
15
NC
Logic
Vcc
Ref
input
Logic
GND
TRAP
Video out 26
16
RF
AGC
out
SIF
AGC
VIDEO
DET
VIF Vcc 25
17
SIF in
NC
18
TV / FM
SW
VIF in
RF AGC out
19
SIF in
TV / FM SW
VIF in 1
VIF in 2
20
NC
IF AGC
filter 2
Mobile / FM
IF AGC filter 1 23
21
Normal
IF AGC filter 2 22
NC
Block Diagram
BPF
NC
LIM
AMP
SIF
GND
VCO
APC
AF
AMP
2
3
4
5
6
7
VCO F/B2
Audio / SIF SW
SIF Vcc
SIF
SIF Vcc
AFT out
Audi o / SIF
SW
Vreg
VCO
F/B2
Delay point
Vreg
AFT
out
1
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11 NC
10 SIF GND
9
Audio F/B
8
Audio / SIF out
Audi o
VCO F/B1
Delay
point
12 Logic GND
VCO
VIF
GND
VCO
F/B1
13 Ref input
Audi o
F/B
FM
DET
APC
filter
14 Logic Vcc
M61101FP
Absolute Maximum Ratings
(Unless otherwise noted, Ta = 25°C)
Item
Supply voltage
Symbol
Vcc
Power consumption
Pd
Operating ambient
temperature
Storage temperature
Ratings
6.0
Unit
V
Remarks
—
This rating is on the conditions stated below and
varies depending on the materials of packaging
board, Cu occupancy, etc.
• 70mm□, 1.6mmt(first-layer board)
• Board material: Glass epoxy(FR-4)
• Board Cu occupancy: 50%
• WV: 0m/sec
920
mW
Topr1
–20 to 85
°C
—
Tstg
–40 to 125
°C
—
Thermal Derating (Maximum rating)
1000
920
Pd [ mW ]
800
Power dissipation
900
600
700
500
368
400
300
200
100
0
0
25
50
75
85
100
125
150
Ambient temperature Ta [ °C ]
Recommended Operation Condition
Item
Operation supply voltage
Pin No.
7, 14, 25
Recommended supply voltage
Standard signal frequency
7, 14, 25
13
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Recommended value
3.15 to 5.25
Unit
V
3.3
4.000000
V
MHz
M61101FP
Application Circuit Example
Normal
Mobile
IF input
FM
RF AGC out
SAW
+
23
18
RF
AGC
VIF
AGC
NC
+
25
16
15
RF
AGC
out
NC
Logic
Vcc
3.3V
14
+
SIF
AGC
VIDEO
DET
3.3V
17
SIF in
TV / FM
SW
VIF
AMP
IF AGC
filter 1
S meter
24
19
VIF in
Normal
22
20
NC
IF AGC
filter 2
Ref
input
Ref. Signal 4MHz
13
JP
Mobile / FM
21
VIF
Vcc
TRAP
Logic
GND
12
BPF
NC
11
LIM
AMP
SIF
GND
10
US
Video out
26
( * 1)
+
27
28
AFT
Video
out
VCO
Audi o
F/B
FM
DET
APC
filter
APC
AF
AMP
VIF
GND
VCO
F/B1
1
Delay
point
2
9
+
VCO
Vreg
AFT
out
3
VCO
F/B2
4
8
SIF
SIF Vcc
Audi o / SIF
SW
5
6
Audi o
AFT out
Audi o
Audio / SIF out
7
+
SIF
3.3V
• M61101FP is a specialized semiconductor integrated circuit for Sprit-Carrier.
This IC cannot be used for Inter-Carrier.
• Set up the bypass capacitor of LogicVcc(Pin14) in the near of LogicGND(pin12).
• For decreasing the wrap-around to VIF input, keep the balance connection from SAW filter to VIF input pin to short
as far as possible. Furthermore, we recommend it to be crossed by a chip capacity or jumper cable.
• When using IFAGC filter 1(Pin23) as S meter output, keep the wire connection short as far as possible.
If interference may occur, add a buffer. Moreover, also make the high enough impedance high by the receiver side,
because the output impedance of S-meter is high.
• When attaching resistance of (*1) to a video output terminal, more than 10kΩ is recommended.
• For the following reasons, the bandwidth of SAW filter (connected with Pin17) by the SIF side should use the
narrowest as far as possible.
1) When using pin8 as SIF out, any bandwidth isn’t limited by the integrated circuit. (At Normal TV mode)
2) Because the adjacent channel of FM wave is near such as several hundred kHz, interference may occur. (At FM
mode)
• When connecting the metallic surface of the center on the rear face to the wiring, connect to pin12(GND) and don’t
connect another wiring.
• At power injection, apply the voltage to 3 Vcc terminals (pin7.14.25) simultaneously.
• Be sure to apply 3 Vcc terminals to a bypass capacity (Over 0.1µF).
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M61101FP
Pin Description
No.
Name
Function
Pin’s
voltage
Internal equivalent circuit
25
1
VCO F/B 1
VCO F/B (Feedback).
For keeping the free-running
frequency of built-in VCO
constant, VCO F/B pin roles in
Feedback control.
2.1V
20K
10K
1
25
VREG 2V
3
2
RF AGC
Delay Point
RF AGC delay terminal. This
terminal set the delay point of
RF AGC.
1.2V
to
1.6V
MOS SW
FM
40K
20K
200
2
To RF AGC Delay
Normal TV
Mobile TV
60K
80K
25
50
3
VREG
Constant voltage regulator
terminal. This terminal outputs
about 2V.
2.0V
3
16.4 K
23.6K
4
AFT OUT
AFT output terminal.
Because this terminal output
pulse signal at TV mode, it will
be smoothed by external
capacity.
When VIF is in a status of weak
electric field, the output mute
operation will be on.
Moreover, at FM radio mode, the
mute function always on.
25
350K
3.3V
to
0V
50
4
350K
7
5
VCO F/B 2
SIF VCO F/B(Feedback)
terminal.
For keeping the free-running
frequency of built-in VCO
stabilized, this terminal controls
Feedback operation.
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2.1V
50K
5
M61101FP
No.
Name
Function
Pin’s
voltage
Internal equivalent circuit
7
6
Audio / SIF
SW
Selector SW for AUDIO OUT
and SIF OUT.
100K
3K
6
3.3V
OPEN: AUDIO OUT
GND: SIF OUT
The power supply terminal of
SIF.
7
SIF VCC
8
AUDIO output and SIF output
terminals. This terminal needs
de-emphasis characteristics for
AUDIO OUT external. As described the
following figure, the terminal
voltage is the center voltage
value of output signal.
3.3V
7
7
9
AUDIO F/B
11
NC
NC terminal.
12
LOGIC GND
GND terminal of Logic block and
Ref Amplifier.
100
9
15
NC
NC terminal.
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250
50K
250
10
GND
12
14
100K
200µA
In case of no connection
between Ref input pin and GND:
JPN(58.75M)
In case of 10kΩconnection:
USA(45.75M)
Power supply voltage terminal of
logic block and ref amplifier.
50K
—
2.0V
Logic Vcc
4K
7
Input terminal of reference
frequency.
This terminal inputs the external
signal(sine wave) and doubles as
JP/US selector SW.
14
8
AUDIO OUT : 0.8mA
SIF OUT
: 1.0mA
GND
GND terminal of SIF.
AUDIO OUT
SIF OUT
1.8V
1.5V
SIF GND
Ref Input
(JP/US SW)
CMOS SW
AF Bypass terminal.
AUDIO F/B pin is connected to
one or the other input of
differential amplifier and could
be got the gain by smoothing a
sound signal with external
capacity. When connecting the
resistance in series with the
capacity, this terminal enable to
lower the amplitude of audio
input.
10
13
200
13
30K
200
2V
To JP/US SW
4K
5K
4K
To REF AMP
1.2 V
100 µA
3.3V
—
14
M61101FP
No.
Name
Function
Pin’s
voltage
Internal equivalent circuit
25
16
RF AGC
OUT
RF AGC output terminal. This
terminal is the current-driven
type.
3.3V
to
0V
16
50
500µA
7
VREG 2.0V
3
17
SIF IN
SIF input terminal.
This terminal inputs SIF signal
after passing the SAW filter.
9K
10K
17
1.1V
2K
0.4V
2K
5p
25
18
TV/ FM SW
Each selector SW of Normal TV
/ Mobile TV / FM mode
18
—
3K
25
19
VREG
2.0V
VIF in1
VIF input terminal.
These terminals input VIF signal
after passing SAW filter.
Balance input.
20
6.8 K
1.1V
19
20
VIF in2
2K
2K
0.35V
21
NC
NC terminal.
22
IF AGC 2
IFAGC filter terminal 2.
IF AGC 1
IF AGC Filter terminal 1.
This pin changes AGC speed by
external capacity value.
When this terminal is grounded,
the profit of VIF amplifier will
become minimum.
Moreover, it is available to use
this terminal as S meter output.
Because the impedance is high,
give it attention to enough at the
impedance by the side of wiring
leading and a receptacle
impedance.
23
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—
3.1V
to
0V
25
10K
To VIF AMP
3.1V
to
0V
22
23
2.5K
50
3K
MOS SW
M61101FP
No.
Name
25
VIF VCC
Function
VIF power supply terminal.
Pin’s
voltage
Internal equivalent circuit
3.3V
25
25
100
26
Video out
Video out terminal.
As described the following
figure, terminal voltage is zero
carrier.
1.9V
26
1mA
25
27
APC
FILTER
APC filter terminal.
As described the following
figure, terminal voltage are at the
time of no signal from VIF IN and
IF AGC GND.
1.5V
2.0V 5K
42K
300
42K
300
27
1.5V
20p
0.7V
28
GND
GND terminal of VIF.
GND
28
Note: Each voltage, current and resistance values are reference, so these values aren't guaranteed.
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M61101FP
Electrical Characteristics
General characteristics
(Unless otherwise noted, Ta=25°C, Vcc=3.3V, and 200mVpp is inputted to pin13)
No.
Item
Symbol
Test
circuit
Test
point
Input
point
Input
signal
Measurement
Switches set to
position 1 unless
otherwise noted.
Limits
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
1
VIF/SIF power
supply current
Icc1
1
Pin7,25
—
—
—
43
51.6
mA
2
Logic power
supply current
Icc2
1
Pin14
—
—
—
2.5
3
mA
3
Reference signal
amplitude
Fref
1
Pin13
Pin13
4MHz
Sine wave
100
200
400
mVpp
Note
VIF section
(Unless otherwise noted, Ta=25°C, Vcc=3.3V, and 200mVpp is inputted to pin13)
No.
Item
Symbol
Test
circuit
Test
point
Input
point
Input
signal
Measurement
Switches set to
position 1 unless
otherwise noted.
Limits
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
Note
4
Video output
Vodet
1
TP26
Pin19,20
1
0.8
1
1.2
5
Sink bottom voltage
Vsync
1
TP26
Pin19,20
2
0.50
0.8
1.10
Vpp
V
6
Video S/N
VoS/N
1
TP26
Pin19,20
2
45
48
—
dB
1
7
Input sensitivity
VinMIN
1
TP26
Pin19,20
3
—
40
50
dBµV
2
8
Maximum allowable
input
VinMAX
1
TP26
Pin19,20
4
95
99
—
dBµV
3
9
Capture range CR-U
CR-U
1
TP26
Pin19,20
5
0.8
1.5
—
MHz
4
10
Capture range CR-L
CR-L
1
TP26
Pin19,20
5
1.0
1.5
—
MHz
5
11
Inter Modulation
IM
1
TP26
Pin19,20
6
27
35
—
dB
6
12
Differential Gain
DG
1
TP26
Pin19,20
7
—
7
10
%
13
Differential Phase
DP
1
TP26
Pin19,20
7
—
7
10
deg
14
RF AGC Maximum
voltage
RFagcH
1
TP16
Pin19,20
8
Vcc
–0.5
Vcc
–0.2
—
V
15
RF AGC Minimum
voltage
RFagcL
1
TP16
Pin19,20
9
—
0.2
0.5
V
16
RFAGC Delay point
(Normal TV mode)
RFDP1
1
TP16
Pin19,20
10
85
90
95
dBµV
7
17
RFAGC Delay point
(Normal FM mode)
RFDP2
1
TP16
Pin17
11
73
80
88
dBµV
8
18
AFT det sensitivity
µ
1
TP4
Pin19,20
12
10
26
40
mV
/kHz
9
19
AFT Maximum voltage AFTH
1
TP4
Pin19,20
13
Vcc
–0.5
Vcc
–0.2
—
V
9
20
AFT Minimum voltage
1
TP4
Pin19,20
14
—
0.2
0.5
V
9
Vcc/2
–0.4
Vcc/2
Vcc/2
+0.4
V
Vcc/2
–0.35
Vcc/2
–0.05
Vcc/2
+0.25
V
AFTL
SW18=3
21
AFT Mute voltage
AFTM
1
TP4
—
—
22
AFT center voltage
(US mode)
VaftUS
1
TP4
Pin19,20
16
23
AFT center voltage
(JP mode)
VaftJP
1
TP4
Pin19,20
2
Vcc/2
–0.48
Vcc/2
–0.18
Vcc/2
+0.12
V
24
Video band width
@4.0MHz
VF40
1
TP26
Pin19,20
17
–10
–5
–2
dB
10
25
Video band width
@4.5MHz(TRAP)
VF45
1
TP26
Pin19,20
17
—
–25
–20
dB
10
26
VIF VCO Free-running
FvcofUS
frequency(US mode)
1
TP4
—
—
SW4,13=2
SW17,23=2
–500
0
500
kHz
11
27
VIF VCO Free-running
FvcofJP
frequency(JP mode)
1
TP4
—
—
SW4=2
SW17,23=2
–500
0
500
kHz
11
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SW13=2
M61101FP
SIF section
(Unless otherwise noted, Ta=25°C, Vcc=3.3V, and 200mVpp is inputted to pin13)
No.
Item
Symbol
Test
circuit
Test
point
Input
point
Input
signal
Measurement
Switches set to
position 1 unless
otherwise noted
Limits
Min
Typ
Max
Unit
0.6
1.0
1.4
Vpp
Note
28
Audio output amplitude
(Normal TV mode)
VoAF1
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
18
2
29
Audio output amplitude
(Mobile TV mode)
VoAF1m
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
18
2
SW18=2
0.6
1.0
1.4
Vpp
30
Audio output amplitude
(FM mode)
VoAF2
1
TP8
Pin17
19
SW18=3
0.6
1.0
1.4
Vpp
31
Audio output distortion
(Normal TV mode)
THDAF1
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
18
2
—
0.5
1.0
%
32
Audio output distortion
(Mobile TV mode)
THDAF1m 1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
18
2
SW18=2
—
0.5
1.0
%
33
Audio output distortion
(FM mode)
THDAF2
1
TP8
Pin17
19
SW18=3
—
0.5
1.0
%
34
Audio S/N
(Normal TV mode)
AF S/N1
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
20
2
48
53
—
dB
12
35
Audio S/N
(Mobile TV mode)
AF S/N1m 1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
20
2
SW18=2
39
45
—
dB
12
36
Audio S/N
(FM mode)
AF S/N2
1
TP8
Pin17
20
SW18=3
50
56
—
dB
13
37
Input limiting sensitivity
(Normal TV mode)
LIM1
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
21 22
2
—
35
40
dBµV
14
38
Input limiting sensitivity
(Mobile TV mode)
LIM1m
1
TP8
Pin17
Pin19,20
21 22
2
SW18=2
—
35
40
dBµV
14
39
Input limiting sensitivity
(FM mode)
LIM2
1
TP8
Pin17
21 22
SW18=3
SW23=2
—
35
40
dBµV
14
40
SIF output amplitude
(Normal TV mode)
SIFG1
1
TP8A
Pin17
Pin19,20
20
2
SW6=2
SW8=2
100
105
110
dBµV
15
41
BPF frequency
characteristics
BWBPF
1
TP8A
Pin17
23
SW6,18=2S
W8,23=2
—
–20
–15
dB
16
42
S meter output
@TV 90dBµV
ST90
1
TP23
Pin19,20
2
0.9
1.2
1.5
V
43
S meter output
@TV 70dBµV
ST70
1
TP23
Pin19,20
8
1.5
1.8
2.1
V
44
S meter output
@FM 90dBµV
SF90
1
TP23
Pin17
24
SW18=3
1.07
1.37
1.67
V
45
S meter output
@FM 70dBµV
SF70
1
TP23
Pin17
25
SW18=3
1.5
1.8
2.1
V
Mode setting
(Ta = 25°C)
• Switching terminal voltage of Normal TV mode / Mobile TV mode / FM mode
Normal / Mobile / FM select
18pin setting
Normal TV
Note
(Vcc–0.5V) to Vcc
Receiving of Normal TV wave
Mobile TV
(Vcc/2–0.3V) to (Vcc/2+0.3V)
Dividing SIF type or VIF type
FM
0 to 0.5V
Receiving of FM radio wave
• 4MHz reference signal input terminal
US / JP VCO select
• Audio/SIF output switching terminal
13pin setting
Audio/SIF select
6pin setting
US
Pull down (10K±10%)
Audio output
DC open
JP
DC open
SIF output
GND
Note: SIF output can use only Normal TV mode.
(When selected at Mobile TV and FM mode, a signal for test is outputted.)
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M61101FP
Measuring Circuit
51
51
3.3V
1
2
RF AGC out
0.01µ
TP16
21
0.01 µ
22
20
NC
IF AGC
filter 2
TP23
2
23
VIF
AMP
IF AGC
filter 1
17
SIF in
16
15
RF
AGC
out
RF
AGC
Ref. Signal
NC
4MHz
3.3V
Logic
Vcc
SIF
AGC
Ref
input
14
+
47µ
0.01µ
13
0.01 µ
24
VIF
AGC
NC
47µ
+
0.01µ
Mobile / FM
1
0.22 µ
3.3V
18
TV / FM
SW
Normal
SW23
+
19
VIF in
VIDEO
DET
25
VIF
Vcc
TRAP
51
2
1
SW17
0. 1µ
0.01µ
SW18
3
Logic
GND
12
BPF
NC
11
LIM
AMP
SIF
GND
10
2
1
SW13
10K
TP26
26
Video out
330
0.47µ
+
27
28
AFT
Video
out
VCO
APC
filter
APC
VCO
F/B1
Delay
point
1
AF
AMP
Vreg
2
AFT
out
3
0.1 µ
VCO
F/B2
4
1
0.1 µ
0.1µ
TP4
2
SW4
5
2
SW8
SIF
SIF Vcc
6
TP8A
7
2
TP8
1
47 µ
0.01µ
SW6
The measurement circuit is Renesas standard evaluation fixture.
Rev.1.2 Apr 11, 2005 page 11 of 18
+
8
Audi o / SIF
SW
1
0.1µ
Audi o
3.3V
Note:
0.47 µ
9
VCO
VIF
GND
0.1µ
Audi o
F/B
FM
DET
7.5K
0.01µ
M61101FP
Input Signal
SG
50Ω termination
1
2
f0=58.75MHz
f0=58.75MHz
Vi=90dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
fm=20kHz
CW
AM=77.8%
3
4
f0=58.75MHz
f0=58.75MHz
Level variable
Level variable
fm=20kHz
fm=20kHz
AM=77.8%
AM=16.0%
5
f0=Frequency variable
f1=58.75MHz
Vi=90dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
fm=20kHz
CW
AM=77.8%
6
f2=55.17MHz
f0=54.25MHz
Vi=80dBµV
Vi=80dBµV
CW
CW
Mixed signal
7
f0=58.75MHz
Sync tip level=90dBµV
TV modulation 10 stair-steps waveform
Video moderation=87.5%
8
9
f0=58.75MHz
f0=58.75MHz
Vi=70dBµV
Vi=100dBµV
CW
CW
10
11
f0=58.75MHz
f0=54.25MHz
Level variable
Level variable
CW
CW
12
13
f0=Frequency variable
f0=58.75-0.5MHz
Vi=90dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
CW
CW
14
15
f0=58.75+0.5MHz
f0=58.75+/ –5MHz
Vi=90dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
CW
CW
16
f0=45.75MHz
f1=58.75MHz
Vi=90dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
CW
CW
18
f2=Frequency variable
f0=54.25MHz
Vi=80dBµV
Vi=80dBµV
CW
fm=1kHz +/ –25kHz dev
19
20
f0=54.25MHz
f0=54.25MHz
Vi=80dBµV
Vi=80dBµV
fm=1kHz +/ –75kHz dev
CW
21
22
f0=54.25MHz
f0=54.25MHz
Level variable
Level variable
fm=1kHz +/ –25kHz dev
CW
23
24
f0=54.25+/ –0.3MHz
f0=54.25MHz
Vi=80dBµV
Vi=90dBµV
CW
CW
25
f0=54.25MHz
Vi=70dBµV
CW
17
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Mixed signal
M61101FP
Electrical characteristic measurement
Note1: Video S/N : VoS/N
Input SG2 to VIF IN(Pin19,20) and measure the video out (TP26) in r.m.s. through a 5MHz(-3dB)L.P.F.
 0.7 × Vodet (Vpp) 
 (dB)
S/N = 20log 
 NOISE (rms) 
Note2. Input sensitivity: VinMIN
Input SG3(Vi=90dBµV) to VIF IN(Pin19,20) and measure the input level when the 20kHz component of video output
TPIA reaches –3dB from Vo det level.
Note3. Maximum allowable Input : VinMAX
Input SG4(Vi = 90dBµV) to VIF IN(Pin19,20), and measure the level of the 20kHz components of Video output.
Gradually increase the Vi of SG and measure the iput level when the output reaches –3dB.
Note4. Capture range : CR-U
Input SG5 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), increase the frequency until the VCO is out locked-oscillation.
And decrease the frequency of SG5 and measure the frequency fU when the VCO is locked.
CR – U = fU – 58.75
(MHz)
Note5. Capture range : CR-L
Input SG5 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), decrease the frequency is out locked-oscillation.
And increase the frequency of SG5 and measure the frequency fL when the VCO is locked.
CR – L=58.75 – fL
(MHz)
Note6. Inter modulation : IM
Input SG9 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), and measure video output(TP26) with an oscilloscope. Adjust AGC filter voltage TP23
so that the minimum DC level of the output waveform is the same level as the Sync bottom voltage(Vsync).
At that time, measure TP26 with a spectrum analyzer. The inter modulation is defined as a difference between 0.92MHz
and 3.58MHz frequency components.
Note7.RF AGC Delay Point (Normal TV mode • Mobile TV mode) : RFDP1
Input SG10 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), measure the level of SG10 when the RF AGC Output(TP16) to1/2Vcc.
At that time, measure the Pin12 in the open status.
TP16
Voltage
RFagcH
1/2Vcc
RFagcL
RFDP1
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SG10 level
(d BµV)
M61101FP
Note8: RF AGC Delay point (FM mode)
Set the Pin18 to GND, input SG11 to SIF IN(Pin17), and measure the level of SG11when the RE AGC Output(TP16) to
1/2 Vcc. At that time, measure the Pin12 in the open status.
TP16
Voltage
1/2Vcc
RFDP2
SG11 level
(d BµV)
Note9. AFT det sensitivity: µ,AFT Maximum voltage : AFTH,AFT Minimum voltage : AFTL
Input SG12 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), set the frequency of SG12as the voltage of AFT output (TP4) to 2V, and set the
frequency to f(2).
Set the frequency of SG12 as the voltage of AFT output(TP4) to 1V, and set the frequency to f(1).
Set the AFT output voltage when inputting the SG13 and SG14 to VIF I(Pin19, 20)
each to AFT Maximum voltage = AFTH, AFT Minimum voltage=AFT Minimum voltage=AFRL.
µ=
1000 (mV)
(mV/kHz)
f(1) – f(2) (kHz)
TP4
Voltage
AFTH
2V
1V
AFTL
f (2)
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f (1)
f (MHz)
M61101FP
Note10. Video frequency characteristics (4.0MHz,4.5MHz) : VF40,VF45
Input SG17 to VIF IN(Pin19,20), measure 1MHz level of video output at f2=57.75MHz and set the level to F(1M).
Measure the voltage at that time of TP23, apply the voltage to TP23 and fix.
Set the frequency of SG17(f2) to 54.75MHz, measure the level of TP26 at 4MHz and set to F(4M).
Also set the frequency of f2 to54.75MHz, measure the level of TP26 at 4.5MHz and set to (4.5V).
VF40 = F(4M) – F(1M)
(dB)
VF45 = F(4.5M) – F(1M)
(dB)
TP26
VF40 VF45
F (1M)
F (4M)
F (4.5M)
(MHz)
1.0
4.0
4.5
Note11. VIF VCO Free-running frequency : FvcofJP • FvcofUS
Input 4.00MHz to Ref IN(Pin13), Set the each SW status to the following table.
*US/JP SW
JP Mode
SW No.
Setting
US Mode
Status
Setting
Status
4
13
2
1
With no capacitor
No 10kΩ
2
2
With no capacitor
10Ω
17
18
2
1
GND
Vcc
2
1
GND
Vcc
23
2
GND
2
GND
At that time, switch No signal pull-down resistor of Pin13(=JP mode) or pull-down resistor of Pin13(=JP mode) or pulldown resistor of Pin13, measure each frequency of output signal into AFT out(TP4).
Set the frequency as JP mode =FaftJP and US mode=FaftUS, calculate the difference of VCO free-running frequency
and 58.75MHz(45.75MHz) from the following formula.
<Reference signal: fref=4.00MHz>
JP Mode
FvcofJP = 65.143(MHz) – 8 × FaftJP – 58.75(MHz)
US Mode
FvcofUS = 52.148(MHz) – 8 × FaftUS – 45.75(MHz)
[MHz]
[MHz]
Note12, Audio S/N(Normal TV mode• Mobile TV mode) : AF S/N1,AF S/N1m
Input SG2 to VIF IN(Pin19,20) and the same as SG20 to SIF IN(Pin17), measure the noise of audio output(TP8) by
FLAT and r.m.s., and set the value to Vn1.
 VoAF1 (mVrms) 
 (dB)
AF S/N1 = 20log 
 Vn1 (mVrms) 
(AF S/N1m)
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M61101FP
Note13. Audio S/N(FM mode): AF S/N2
Input SG20 to SIF IN(Pin17), measure the noise by FLAT and r.m.s., set the value to Vn1. At this time, Pin18 is GND.
 VoAF2 (mVrms) 
 (dB)
AF S/N2 = 20log 
 Vn2 (mVrms) 
Note14. Input limiting sensitivity: LIM1,LIM1m,LIM2
Input SG21 to SIF IN(Pin17), and measure the level of 1kHz element at audio output(TP8) to FLAT, r.m.s.(At normal
TV mode and Mobile TV mode, input SG2 to VIF IN.)
And input SG22 to SIF IN(Pin17), and measure the noise level of audio output(TP8) to FLAT, r.m.s.(At Normal TV
mode and Mobile TV mode, input SG2 to VIF IN.)
As for each amplitude of SG21 and 22, set the input level for SIF IN(Pin17)
to the input limiting sensitivity LIM1(LIM1m, LIM2) when the level difference is 30dB.
TP8
(rms)
At inputting SG21 TP8
30dB
At inputting SG22 TP8
SIF IN
(d BµV)
LIM
Note15. SIF output amplitude (Normal TV mode) : SIFG1
Set Vcc to Pin18, and input SG2 to VIF IN(Pin19,20) and same as SG20 to SIF IN(Pin17). Next, set Pin6 to GND
(SW8=2), and measure the level of 4.5MHz element appearing in TP8A. At that time, keep in mind that internal BPF
has not passed the 4.5MHz signal of TP8A.
Note16.BPF frequency characteristics (±300kHz): BWBPF
Set GND(SW8=2) to Pin16 and same as 1/2Vcc to Pin18, and input SG23 to SIF IN(Pin17). At that time, when the
frequency of SG23 is set to 54.25MHz+300kHz and 54.25MHz–300kHz, the frequency outputted of TP8A are each
750kHz and 150kHz. And measure the levels each 750kHz and 150kHz, set the value as BWBPF the level of
SIFG2(450kHz) when being based on the level is set to BWBPF.
TP8A
(dBµV)
SIFG2
BWBPF
(dB)
150K
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450K
750K
TP8A
(Hz)
M61101FP
Precautions for handling M61101FP
• Since this IC is using the detailed process, be careful of serge enough.
• The FM receiving function for this IC is deferent from the IC developed for FM wave receiving. This IC enables it
to receive an FM wave in simple using the SIF signal-processing circuit for TV reception.
Therefore, since many FM reception-related properties (ex: receiving sensitivity, interference, etc.) may not be
enough compared with exclusive use IC which please note.
• The group delay property of Built-in SIF TRAP is as follows (reference value).
<Group delay in each frequency at the time of being based on the value in 1MHz>.
 2.0MHz 20 nsec
 3.0MHz 100 nsec
 3.5MHz 250 nsec
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M61101FP
Package Dimensions
JEITA Package Code
RENESAS Code
Previous Code
MASS[Typ.]
P-HWQFN28-5x5-0.50
PWQN0028KA-A
28PJW-A
0.05g
D
15
21
22
21
15
14
14
22
E1
E
D2
Lp
7
7
1
28
8
8
28
1
e
bp
x
Reference
Symbol
F
Dimension in Millimeters
Min
Nom
Max
D
4.9
5.0
5.1
E
4.9
5.0
5.1
A2
0.75
A
A2
A
y
0.8
A1
0
bp
0.15
A1
e
Detail F
Lp
0
0.05
0.2
0.25
0.5
0.5
0.6
x
y
Rev.1.2 Apr 11, 2005 page 18 of 18
0.7
0.05
0.05
D2
3.26
E1
3.26
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