TI1 AIC111RHBG4 Ic design specification 1.3-v micropowerâ ¢ dsp/î¼c voice band audio codec Datasheet

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IC DESIGN SPECIFICATION
1.3-V microPower™ DSP/μC VOICE BAND AUDIO CODEC
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FEATURES
– - 32-Pin QFN 5×5-mm Plastic Package
– - 32-Pad Bumped Die in Waffle Pack (wafer
scale packaging)
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Single Channel Codec
Noise Shaped Delta Sigma ADC and DAC
Technology
Low Supply Voltage and Current:
– 1.3-V Typical Power Supply
– 350-µA Typical Supply Current Drain
Power Supply Up Monitor and Low Battery
Monitor That Also Automatically Shuts Off HBridge Output When Battery Decays Below
1.05 V in a Nontransient Manner
Typical 2.4-µVrms Input Referred Noise With
0.01% Total Harmonic Distortion for Front End
and 108-dB Dynamic Range
ADC Has 87-dB Dynamic Range With 73-dB
Total Harmonic Distortion 100 Hz-10 kHz, 40kHz Sampling Rate
Typical 55-dB PSRR 100 Hz to 10 kHz for
Analog Front End
Low Noise Programmable Gain
Amplifier/Compressor Front End With
Programmable Fast and Slow Attack and
Decay Rates With Dual or Single Attack and
Decay Rate Option
Typical Output Noise of 12 µVrms With 0.05%
Total Harmonic Distortion for Delta Sigma DAC
and H-Bridge Output Driver
Low Jitter Oscillator That Generates all
Internal Clocks and Generates 5-MHz Output
DSP/µC Clock
Regulated Bandgap Voltage Reference
Programmable Functionality via Digital Serial
Interface
– McBSP Interface, DSP Protocol
– TI TMS320VC54x™, TMS320VC55x™ DSPs
– SPI Interface, Microcontroller Protocol
– TI MSP430xx
External Chip Power Down and Reset
Available in:
APPLICATIONS
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Personal Medical Devices
Hearing Protection
Aural Processing
Low-Power Headsets
DESCRIPTION
The AIC111 IC design specification serves to provide
product development teams with a guideline for how
the AIC111 IC is specified and programmable options
that are available. The document outlines a top-level
block description of the IC along with system
specifications and functions. Individual block
descriptions and target specifications are also
outlined.
The Texas Instruments AIC111 is a TI µPower DSP
compatible, or microcontroller compatible audio
codec product, or analog interface circuit. The
AIC111 is part of a comprehensive family of DSP/µC
based high-performance analog interface solutions.
The AIC111 is targeted primarily at personal medical
devices, such as hearing instruments, aural
preprocessing applications, and low-power headset
applications. The AIC111 is used in any design
requiring
a
programmable
time
constant
PGA/compressor interface, high dynamic range
analog-to-digital converter, an external DSP/µC
handling signal processing, or a low distortion digitalto-analog converter with a balanced H-Bridge
speaker driver. It supports a CMOS digital interface
tailored for TI DSPs with the McBSP protocol such as
TMS320VC54x™ DSP family and SPI-based
controllers such as TI MSP430x family of
microcontrollers. The AIC111 also has an external
microphone or sensor supply and bias and power
supply up low-battery monitor indicator.
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Texas Instruments semiconductor products and disclaimers thereto appears at the end of this data sheet.
microPower is a trademark of Texas Instruments.
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED this document contains
PRODUCTION DATA information current as of publication date.
Products conform to specifications per the terms of Texas
Instruments standard warranty. Production processing does not
necessarily include testing of all parameters.
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These devices have limited built-in ESD protection. The leads should be shorted together or the device placed in conductive foam during
storage or handling to prevent electrostatic damage to the MOS gates.
This integrated circuit can be damaged by ESD. Texas Instruments recommends that all integrated circuits be handled with
appropriate precautions. Failure to observe proper handling and installation procedures can cause damage.
ESD damage can range from subtle performance degradation to complete device failure. Precision integrated circuits may be more
susceptible to damage because very small parametric changes could cause the device not to meet its published specifications.
The AIC111 comes in a 32-pin QFN 5×5-mm package. A 32-pad solder ball bumped flip chip die that comes in
waffle packs or tape and reel is in preview and will be available 3rd quarter 2003.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS (1)
Part Number
Package
AIC111RHB
32-pin QFN (5 mm x 5 mm), in tube.
AIC111RHBR
32-pin QFN (5 mm x 5 mm), tape and reel
AIC111YE
32-pad waffle scale chip package, bumped die in waffle pack (commercial)
AIC111YE
32-pad waffle scale chip package, bumped die in waffle pack (industrial)
AIC111YER
(1)
32-pad (WSCP) bumped die in tape and reel
For the most current package and ordering information, see the Package Option Addendum at the end of this document, or see the TI
website at www.ti.com.
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
over operating free-air temperature range unless otherwise noted( (1))( (2))
UNIT
TA
Input voltage
AI or DI pins
Power supply
VDD, power pins
Latch-up tolerance
JEDEC latch-up (EIA/JEDS78)
Operating free-air temperature range,
-0.3 V to 4 V
-0.3 V to 4.5 V
100 mA
Commerical
0°C to 70°C
−40°C to 85°C
Industrial
Functional temperature range
Tstg
-15°C to 85°C
Reflow temperature range (flip chip)
220°C to 230°C
Storage temperature range
-40°C to 125°C
Storage humidity
(1)
(2)
65% R.H.
Stresses beyond those listed under absolute maximum ratings may cause permanent damage to the device. These are stress ratings
only, and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions beyond those indicated under recommended operating
conditions is not implied. Exposure to absolute-maximum-rated conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
Specifications are assured operating at maximum device limits for QFN package only, unless otherwise specified.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
INPUT/OUTPUT, OPERATING TEMPERATURE AT 25°C
PARAMETER
Digital interface (see
(1)
and
TEST CONDITION
(2)
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BUF_DVDD (see Note
MIN
TYP
(1)
)
MAX
UNIT
3.6
V
VIH
High-level input voltage
BUF_DVDD0.2
VIL
Low-level input voltage
BUF_DVSS+
0.2
V
VOH
High-level output voltage
BUF_DVDD
V
VOL
Low-level output voltage
BUF_DVSS
V
Maximum allowed input voltage (AVIN)
(1)
(2)
2
Differential
V
450 mVpk
DVDD, VDD_OSC, and AVDD should be within 50 mV, preferably connected together. AVSS1, 2, DVSS, and VSS_OSC should be
within 50 mV, preferably connected together.
Maximum (0.9 V, DVDD -0.5 V) ≤ BUF_DVDD ≤3.6 V
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
INPUT/OUTPUT, OPERATING TEMPERATURE AT 25°C
PARAMETER
Input impedance (AVIN) (see
TEST CONDITION
(3)
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MIN
Nominal gain = 50x
Input capacitance (AVIN)
Microphone bias voltage (MIC_VSUP)
20-μA maximum
Microphone bias resistor (MIC_BIAS)
(3)
H-bridge amplifier output
DAC full scale output
differential
Output resistance
Differential, HB - VDD = 1.3 V
TYP
MAX
UNIT
20
kΩ
5
pF
0.87
0.94
0.99
V
27
29.1
31
kΩ
Fixed Q
3/4 HB_VDD
Adaptive Q
HB_VDD
20 or 40
VPP
Ω
Driving single-ended: Rin = R × [(1+A)/(2+A)], A = PGAC Gain (linear), R = 20.4 kΩ for A ≥4 or 20.4 kΩ× (4/A) for A<4.Rin(min) = 17 kΩ
(A=4), Rin(max) = 59.89 kΩ (A = 0.89), Rin(nom) = 20 kΩ (A = 50).
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AVINP
3
AVINM
4
VMID_FILT
5
DVSS2
SCLK
22
BUF_DVSS
21
BUF_DVDD
20
DVDD
19
DVSS1
18
MCLK
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11
12 13 14 15 16 17
VOUT_P
HB_VDD
VOUT_M
VSS_OSC
HB_VSS_M
VOUT_M
HB_VDD
VOUT_P
MIC_BIAS
SDOUT
HB_VSS_P
MIC_VSUP
VREF
23
SUB_VSS
(0,0)
Bumped Side
SDIN
VDD_OSC
Alignment
Marker
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11
12 13 14 15 16 17
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4
AVINP
3
AVSS2
2
AVSS1
1
32
AIC111
29 28
Bumped View
PCB View
For exact bump
location see Spec.
Section 2.2
IMODE
MCLK
19
DVSS1
20
DVDD
21
BUF_DVDD
22
BUF_DVSS
23
SDOUT
24
25
26
SDIN
FRAME
SCLK
AVSS_REF
31 30
27
DVSS2
AVINM
RST/LBM
EXT_RST/PWDN
5
IMODE
18
Back Side
AVDD
VRFILT
VMID_FILT
FRAME
25
24
HB_VSS_P
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8
9
26
VSS_OSC
VREF
MIC_VSUP
27
SUB_VSS
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29 28
VDD_OSC
MIC_BIAS
31 30
HB_VSS_M
AVSS2
EXT_RST/PWDN
32
1
RST/LBM
AVSS_REF
AVSS1
VRFILT
AVDD
TERMINAL ASSIGNMENTS
Figure 1. AIC111YE Bumped View and PCB Flipped Pin Placements
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VRFILT
AVDD
DVSS
RST/LBM
DVSS
SCLK
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31
30
29
28
27
26
25
AVSS1 1
24 SDIN
AVSS2 2
23 SDOUT
AVINP 3
22 BUF_DVSS
AVINM 4
21 BUF_DVDD
AIC111RHB
VMID_FILT 5
20 DVDD
MIC_BIAS 6
19 DVSS
VREF_BG 7
18 MCLK
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12
13
14
15
16
HB_VSS_P
VOUT_P
HB_VDD
VOUT_M
HB_VSS_M
SUB_VSS
10
VSS_OSC
17 IMODE
9
VDD_OSC
MIC_VSUP 8
Figure 2. AIC111RHB 32-Pin QFN Pinout
Terminal Functions
TERMINAL
NO.
Name
Type
Description
1
AVSS1
GND
Ground return for ADC analog circuits
2
AVSS2
GND
Ground return for PGAC and MIC power analog circuits
3
AVINP
AI
Noninverting differential analog input coupled through an external 1-μF capacitor to external
microphone output
4
AVINM
AI
Inverting differential analog signal input coupled through an external 1-μF capacitor to ground
5
VMID_FILT
AO
Midsupply ac ground reference filter pin bypassed by a 1-μF capacitor connected to ground
6
MIC_BIAS
AO
Source connection of external microphone source follower preamp. (Provides 29.1 kΩ to AVSS2)
7
VREF
AO
Bandgap reference output bypassed by external 1-μF VREF filter capacitor
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MIC_VSUP
AO
Supply voltage for external microphone source follower preamp bypassed with an external 0.1-μF
capacitor
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SUB_VSS
GND
Isolated substrate VSS for analog circuits
10
VDD_OSC
VDD
Power pin for internal oscillator
11
VSS_OSC
GND
Ground return for internal oscillator
12
HB_VSS_P
GND
Ground return for noninverting stack of H-bridge amplifier
13
VOUT_P
AO
Noninverting H-bridge output voltage
14
HB_VDD
VDD
Power pin for H-bridge amplifier
15
VOUT_M
AO
Inverting H-bridge output voltage
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Terminal Functions (continued)
TERMINAL
NO.
Name
Type
Description
16
HB_VSS_M
GND
Ground return for inverting stack of H-bridge amplifier
17
IMODE
DI
Digital interface format selection pin
18
MCLK
DO
5-MHz output clock for external DSP/μC
19
DVSS1
GND
Ground return for digital circuits
20
DVDD
VDD
Power pin for digital circuits
21
BUF_DVDD
VDD
Power pin for interface digital I/O circuits
22
BUF_DVSS
GND
Ground return for interface digital I/O circuits
23
SDOUT
DO
Digital interface serial data output pin
24
SDIN
DI
Digital interface serial data input pin
25
FRAME
DO
Digital interface serial data framer
26
SCLK
DO
Digital interface serial shift clock
27
DVSS2
GND
Ground return for digital circuits
28
RST/LBM
DO
Provides external reset and low battery monitor
29
EXT_RST/PWDN DI
Powers down all analog blocks and holds digital outputs low until internal system is up
30
AVDD
VDD
VDD power pin for analog circuits
31
VRFILT
AO
Positive ADC reference pin bypassed with 1-μF capacitor to AVSS_REF
32
AVSS_REF
GND
Ground for ADC voltage reference
AVINP
PGA/Compressor
AVINM
MIC_VSUP
MIC_BIAS
MIC/Sensor
Power and
Bias
RC
Flt
Delta
Sigma
ADC
Dec.
Filter
&
HPF
Delta
Sigma
DAC
HB_VSS_M
HB_VSS_P
HB_VDD
AVSS
VRFILT
AVSS_REF
AVDD
SUB_VSS
VMID_FILT
Figure 3. FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
H-Bridge
Speaker
Driver
RST/LBM
POR
Digital
Interface
DVSS
Output Buffers
VDD_OSC
Oscillator
VSS_OSC
MCLK
SDIN
SDOUT
FRAME
SCLK
BUF_DVSS
IMODE
EXT_RST/PWDN
VREF
VOUT_M
DVDD
Biases
Generator
BUF_DVDD
Bandgap
Reference
VOUT_P
OPERATION
The power source may be a zinc-air battery operating at a typical voltage of 1.3 V. A single external de-coupling
capacitor of 1 μF is recommended on the main power supply.
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VOLTAGE and CURRENT, OPERATING TEMPERATURE AT 25°C
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITION
AVDD, DVDD (All pins of type AVDD, DVDD
in pin-out table)
Steady-state battery supply
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IS (supply current)
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Unloaded: H-Bridge output open
Microphone resistor model connected
Figure 5)
Power supplies = 1.3 V
No receiver attached
MIN
TYP
MAX
1.1
1.3
1.5
UNIT
V
(see
μA
350
FUNCTIONAL INPUT CHANNEL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
The front end is defined as the differential signal path from the PGA/compressor inputs, AVINP, and AVINM
through the delta-sigma ADC and decimation filter.
Typical Conditions; deviations are noted in table.
• Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 70°C. All specification are at 25°C and 1.3 V unless otherwise noted.
• AVDD, DVDD range: 1.1 V to 1.5 V
• AVINP, AVINM inputs: AC coupled, Frequency ranging from 100 Hz-10 kHz
• Measurement Bandwidth: 100 Hz-10 kHz A-weighted.
• Idle channel definition: AVINP and AVINM are both ac-coupled to AVSS.
• Typical PGAC gain range is -1 dB to 40 dB.
• Maximum input voltage: 450 mVpk.
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITION
Broad-band noise
Input referred idle channel
THD (low level)
AVIN≤ PGAC threshold(see Note
DC Offset
Idle channel
Droop at 10 kHz
Referenced to amplitude at 1 kHz
TYP
MAX
μV RMS
2.4
(1)
)
0.01
0.2%
0
5
-5
UNIT
mV
1.2
dB
PGAC threshold = PGAC threshold voltage/maximum gain of PGAC.
0
0
-10
-2
-20
-4
-30
-6
Gain - dB
Gain - dB
(1)
MIN
-40
-50
-8
-10
-60
-12
-70
-14
-80
-16
-90
-18
-100
-20
0
10
20
30 40 50 60 70
f - Frequency - kHz
80
90
100
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
f - Frequency - kHz
Figure 4. Input Channel Frequency Response With HPF Bypassed
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ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER FILTERED INPUT VOLTAGE REFERENCE
Function - Filters analog supply AVDD for DS-ADC reference. With a recommended 0.1-μF external capacitor
between pins VRFILT and AVSS_REF, the pole is set at approximately 72 Hz, with 1 μF, the pole is set at
approximately 7 Hz.
PROGRAMMABLE GAIN AMPLIFIER AND COMPRESSOR
Function:
The programmable gain amplifier and compressor (PGAC) amplifies the microphone or sensor output signal,
provides an appropriate impedance to the microphone buffer or sensor, and provides input gain compression
limiting depending on the input signal level if one is not using the fixed gain mode, where the PGAC gain is set
by selected register bits. Input compression limiting is discrete automatic gain correction (AGC) based on
detecting the peak input signal level using a peak detector circuit that has programmable time responses to
provide AGC control, and is intended to prevent a steady state input level up to the defined PGAC limit from
being clipped. The attack/release times of the PGAC are programmable by internal clock selection inside the
PGAC digital level circuitry that affects the rate of gain changes.
The PGAC has four modes of operation: automatic dual-rate (default), automatic single-rate, fixed single-rate,
and fixed immediate. Mode selection is controlled by bits 3 and 2 of the PDCREG register.
AUTOMATIC DUAL-RATE MODE (00, DEFAULT):
In this mode of operation, the PGAC has two attack (gain decrease) rates and two release (gain increase) rates,
which may be selected by programming the FASTARREG and FORMAT4 registers. Internally, two counters are
used to control the compressor gain. The fast rate counter responds at the fast attack and release rates, and it
counts down at the attack rate to decrease the PGAC gain if the output of the PGAC is instantaneously larger
than a preset threshold (PGAC_THRES = 400-mV peak), or it counts up to increase the gain, up to the maximum
allowed gain as set by the PGACREG register, if the output of the PGAC falls below a second threshold, which is
3 dB lower (283-mV peak), which provides hysteresis. Before the gain is allowed to increase, the signal at the
output of the PGAC must be below the lower threshold for a period of time which is controlled by bit 4 of
PDCREG, and can be 50 ms (0, default) or 25 ms (1). The slow-rate counter responds at the slow attack and
release rates, and it attempts to track the state of the fast rate counter. The PGAC gain is determined by
whichever counter is smaller. In this way, the PGAC can respond and recover rapidly to short signal bursts while
responding more slowly to the signal average.
AUTOMATIC SINGLE-RATE MODE (01):
In this mode of operation, the PGAC has one attack rate and one release rate, which may be selected by
programming the FASTARREG register. The operation of the PGAC is similar to the dual-rate mode, except that
the slow-rate counter is disabled and the PGAC gain is solely determined by the fast-rate counter.
FIXED SINGLE-RATE MODE (10):
In this mode of operation, the PGAC gain tracks the value specified in the PGACREG register regardless of the
signal amplitude, and changes in PGACREG cause the gain to decrease or increase at the corresponding fast
attack or release rate specified in the FASTARREG register.
FIXED IMMEDIATE MODE (11):
In this mode of operation, the PGAC gain tracks the value specified in the PGACREG register regardless of the
signal amplitude, and changes in PGACREG cause the gain to change immediately to the desired gain without
stepping through the intermediate gain states.
Bit 7 of the PGACREG register controls the PGAC gain read mode. While this bit is low (default), reading
PGACREG returns the contents of PGACREG. However, if this bit is set high, then any subsequent read(s) of
PGACREG returns the actual, instantaneous PGAC gain. This information may be useful, for example, for
dynamic range expansion, effectively undoing the compression effect in the automatic modes of operation.
CHARACTERISTICS
: Compression limits the PCAG output. PGACREG is a programmable register.
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SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, AVDD = 1.3 V (2)
PARAMETER
(3)
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
Input Signal Parameters
Maximum signal swing
Gain = -1 dB
900
mVPP
Block Parameters
Gain size step
(2)
(3)
0.3
0.5
0.7
dB
Based on a system clock of 1.280 MHz.
For fixed gain mode the rate is 80 KdB/s to new programmed value of gain. All intermediate 0.5 dB gain steps are passed through to
reach new gain.
DELTA SIGMA A/D CONVERTER/ANTI-ALIAS FILTER
Function:Converts the PGAC differential outputto a digital word with an equivalent dynamic range of
approximately 14 bits.
Characteristics: The delta sigma ADC has a 64 oversampling ratio, a 1.28-MHz master clock, and a 40-kHz
output data rate. Digital coding is 2s complement. Tones are at least 12 dB below broadband noise level. Fullscale signal range corresponds to +215 -1, -215
Table 1. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, AVDD = 1.3 V
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
Block parameters
Dynamic range
-3 dB rel. to reference
87
Input sample rate
Output sample rate
THD
BW: 100 Hz-10 kHz
dB
1.28
MHz
40
kHz
85
dB
DIGITAL HIGH-PASS FILTER
Function:Provide a high-pass filter in ADC signal path. The high-pass filter (HPF first order) removes dc offsets
introduced into the channel. FORMAT1 register selections for a 50 Hz, 100 Hz, or bypass are available.
Characteristics: Programmable selections for a 50 Hz, 100 Hz, or bypass are available. The default HPF pole is
50 Hz.
Table 2. SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER
HPF corner frequency
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
-3 dB nom mode
TYP
MAX
50
UNIT
Hz
DELTA SIGMA DAC
Function:Generates an over-sampled bit string to drive the H-bridge output amplifier such that when filtered
reproduces the desired analog waveform.
Characteristics: A 32 times over-sampled modulator multi-bit design.
Table 3. SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER
fd(input_data)
TEST CONDITIONS
Signal; BW = 10 kHz
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MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
40
kHz
640
kHz
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H-BRIDGE OUTPUT DRIVER
Function: An H-bridge output driver efficiently converts the delta sigma DAC modulator output signals. The
external load provides the low-pass filtering that recovers the differential analog signal from the H-bridge.
Characteristics: Standard H-bridge configuration with transistors sized to differentially drive the load impedance.
The load impedance is complex and a function of frequency.
H-Bridge Load Switching
Noninverting Phase
Inverting Phase
VDD ( vbat)
VDD (vbat)
OUTMM
OUTPM
OUTP
Receiver
Load
OUTP
OUTM
OUTPP
OUTMP
OUTMM
OUTPM
Receiver
Load
OUTPP
OUTMP
AVSS
AVSS
A.
OUTM
VDD does not necessarily have to be connected to the same potential as AVDD, it could be connected to a higher
potential than AVDD, equal to AVDD, but not less than AVDD.
Figure 5. Definition of Phase and Output Switching Current Polarity
Table 4. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, HB_VDD = 1.3 V
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP MAX
UNIT
Block Parameters
DC offset
Idle channel; Differential across VOUT_P and VOUT_M
Broadband noise
Idle channel, measured at output of channel,
BW = 100 Hz-10 kHz, HB_VDD = 1.3 V, A-weighted
THD
BW = 100 Hz-10 kHz
-5
0
Fixed Q
33
Adaptive Q
12
5
mV
μVrms
0.03%
Switching frequency
Maximum output swing
640
kHz
Fixed Q
3/4
HB_VDD
VPP
Adaptive Q
HB_VDD
MICROPHONE POWER SUPPLY
Function: The microphone power supply circuit provides a constant power supply voltage and bias current for
the microphone preamp or sensor bias, provides a low-noise voltage reference (ac ground) for the PGAC,
provides regulated PGAC comparator threshold levels, provides bandgap regulated POR comparator trip voltage
levels, and provides a bandgap regulated current for the biases generator circuit.
Characteristics: The low-dropout regulator configuration or single stage, single-pole amplifier drives an external
0.1-μF capacitor. The regulator does not oscillate under no-load or loaded conditions. The circuit supplies up to
50-μA of continuous current.
Table 5. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, AVDD = 1.3 V
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
MIC_VSUP
IL = 20 μA
VMID_FILT
0.59 × AVDD
PSRR
0.1-μF external bypass cap from MIC_VSUP to AVSS2.
10
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
0.87
0.94
0.97
V
0.78
V
55
dB
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Table 5. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, AVDD = 1.3 V (continued)
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
Output impedance
TYP
MAX
1.5
UNIT
kΩ
MCLK Output
Function: Provides a clock signal for external use.
Table 6. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, VDD_OSC, DVDD, BUF_DVDD = 1.3 V
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
Frequency
Jitter
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
4.7
5.12
5.5
MHz
RMS jitter
150
Duty cycle
ps
50%
POWER-ON RESET
Function:Provides a reset signal upon power up (stable voltage reference) that initializes the digital interface. It
also provides a gating signal to the delta-sigma DAC modulator to prevent audible pops and clicks from
erroneous data sent to the H-bridge circuit at power up and during periods when battery voltage has degraded
below 1.05 V for an extended period of time (typically greater than 44 μs). The reset signal is asynchronous to
MCLK. Digital interface does not start operating until after t(VDD)_valid has transpired.
POR has to:
• Deal with system's on/off switch bounce lasting 100 ms or less.
• Detect when the power supply AVDD is ≥1.1 V to enable the H-bridge output.
• Provide kick-start to oscillator.
• Detect when VDD degrades below 1.05 V for a period of time that is nontransient, and gate H-bridge output.
Table 7. SPECIFICATIONS AT 25°C, AVDD = 1.3 V
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
t(VDD)_valid:
Time VDD considered valid at powerup after switch bounce has settled.
VDD > 1.1 V
100
ms
Allowed transient spike below 1.05 V before H-bridge output and digital interface
are not asserted.
VDD < 1.05 V
44
μs
POR on
1.1
POR off
1.05
V
DIGITAL INTERFACE
Function: The digital interface can be selected (IMODE=LOW) as a serial audio/control interface (SACI), which
is the McBSP DSP-codec protocol, or (IMODE=HIGH), a serial peripheral interface (SPI). Either SACI or SPI
sends out a 16-bit audio stream from the Δ-S ADC and receives a 20-bit audio stream going to theΔ -S DAC/HBridge. Several control functions, READ/WRITE to user registers, are also included totaling five 8-bit registers.
Four pins, SCLK, FRAME, SDIN and SDOUT, are employed in SACI or SPI. An internal register map exists that
contains read/write program registers for a variety of FORMAT (user) settings. The register bits that are
designated not used will always read back zero or voltage level VSS regardless of what is written to them.
DIG INTERFACE PIN
I/O
SCLK
Output
Bit shift clock. SCLK has an internal pull down.
DESCRIPTION
FRAME
Output
Data frame sync: controls the separation of audio channels and provides a reset/synchronization to
the interface's internal state machine. FRAME has an internal pull down.
SDIN
Input
Serial audio/control data input pin.
SDOUT
Input
Serial audio/control data output pin.
IMODE
Input
Interface protocol selection pin. LOW=SACI, HIGH=SPI.
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I/O
MCLK
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DESCRIPTION
Clock output pin.
SLAVE
MASTER
AIC111
SDOUT
DR
FRAME
FSX
FSR
SDIN
DX
SCLK
CLKR
CLKS
CLKX
MCLK
C54x
CLKIN
(See Note A)
A.
The dotted line indicates the connection is not essential for communication to work.
Figure 6. AIC111 McBSP DSP-Codec Interface
McBSP DSP-Codec (SACI) PROTOCOL
Use this protocol when interfacing to TI DSPs.
• The SACI works in a master mode.
• SCLK = 1.28 MHz. FRAME (= 40 kHz) has a 50% duty cycle. FRAME is an output.
• 32-bit control/audio data, written on the SDIN pin, consist of a 20-bit audio word going to the Δ–Σ DAC, and a
12-bit control word.
• DAC input has two modes of operation, a 20-bit mode, and a 16-bit mode.
• The 12-bit control word consists of: a R/W bit, 3 address bits, and 8-bits of control register content. Note that
the R/W bit is defined as 0=READ, and 1=WRITE.
• When the 3 address bits are all zeros, the control function of the SACI is disabled.
• 24-bit audio/control data, read from the SDOUT pin, consist of one 16-bit output from the Δ–Σ DAC followed
by an 8-bit control word.
• All data/control words are formatted as the MSB first.
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20-Bit Mode
D/A Input
D19 - D0
AIC111 Input
D19 - D0
16-Bit Mode
D19 - D0
D/A Input
AIC111 Input
D19 D19 D19 D19
D19 - D4
D19 D19 D19
D19 - D4
0
Shift = 1
D19 D19
D19 - D4
0 0
Shift = 2
D19
D19 - D4
0 0 0
Shift = 3
D19 - D4
0 0 0 0
Shift = 4
D18 - D4
0 0 0 0 0
Shift = 0
Shift = 5
See Note B
A.
For 5-bit left shift, digital word is limited to 15 bits with sataration.
Figure 7. AIC111 Data Output
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SDOUT
SDIN
SCLK
FRAME
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
D8
D7 D6
D5
D19 D18 D17 D16 D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
1
13
14
D4 D3
16
D0
D5 D4
15
D2 D1
D8 D7 D6
12
18
D3 D2
17
20
21
22
23
D1 D0 R/W A2 A1
19
A0
24
C7
C7
25
27
28
C6 C5 C4
C6 C5 C4
26
30
C3 C2
C3 C2
29
32
C1 C0 D15 D14
C1 C0 D19 D18
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SLAVE
GPIO
MASTER
AIC111
FRAME
STE
SDOUT
SIMO
SDIN
SOMI
SCLK
UCLK
MCLK
MCLK
MSP430x
Figure 9. AIC111 SPI I/O Diagram
SPI PROTOCOL
•
•
•
•
•
•
AIC111 can also implement a master SPI protocol.
SCLK supplies a bit shift clock of 1.28 MHz to the SPI port of a slave device.
FRAME must be in the active low state prior to data transaction and must stay low for the duration of data
transaction. Before communication, there are eight silent cycles on SCLK. During this period FRAME also
sends a pulse to reset the slave device.
When the control function is not required, the AIC111 transmits a 16-bit audio word to and receives a 20-bit
audio word from the slave device in every FRAME cycle.
A WRITE/READ of an 8-bit user register (address 0x01 to 0x07) takes two FRAME cycles.
All data/control words are formatted as the MSB first.
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A.
D0
D3 D2 D1
D4
D8
D7 D6 D5
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
D4
D7 D6 D5
D8
D19 D18 D17 D16 D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
Don’t Care
SDOUT
SDIN
SCLK
FRAME
31
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
D3 D2 D1
27
28
29
D0 W/R A2
30
A1
31
A0
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If A2, A1, and A0 = 0, one gets audio data only and W/R is a don't care. If in the previous frame A2, A1, and A0 = 0,
then one gets both audio and control data depending on the W/R bit defined as Read = 0 and Write = 1.
Figure 10. AIC111 SPI Signals
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C4 C3 C2
C5
C4
D0
D4
D8
D7 D6 D5
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
D3 D2 D1
C7 C6 C5
D4
D8
D19 D18 D17 D16 D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9
D7 D6 D5
C7 C6
C0
C3 C2 C1
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
A.
Don’t Care
SDOUT
SDIN
SCLK
FRAME
31
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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SDIN shows writing to A2, A1, and A0 specified from the previous frame. SDOUT shows reading from A2, A1, and A0
specified from a different previous frame.
Figure 11. AIC111 SPI Signals
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Table 8. DIGITAL INTERFACE TIMING
PARAMETER
F_sclk
SCLK frequency
F_frame
FRAME frequency
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNIT
1.28
MHz
F-sclk/32
MHz
Figure 12. DIGITAL INTERFACE BLOCK DIAGRAM
PGA/Compressor
ADC
SCLK
FRAME
DAC/H-Bridge
SDIN
CONTROL REGISTERS
McBSP/SPI
CONTROL LOGIC
SDOUT
DATA BLOCK
Oscillator
IMODE
MCLK
Power-on Reset
Mic Power/VREF
Table 9. REGISTER MAP AND REGISTER BIT DEFINITIONS
(1)
ADDRESS
REGISTER NAME (1)
0x00
Reserved
0x01
PGACREG
0x02
HPFSFTREG
HPF and shift control register
0x03
PDCREG
Power-down control register
0x04
FASTARREG
Fast attack/release rate control register
0x05
SLOWARREG
Slow attack/release rate control register
0x06-07
Reserved
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
Reserved for future use
PGAC gain register
Reserved for future use
Do not write to the reserved registers.
Table 10. PGACREG
BIT
7
NAME
PGAC_READ_MODE
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0x46
Select register contents or actual gain to read
0: Read FORMAT0 register contents (default)
1: Read actual PGAC gain
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Table 10. PGACREG (continued)
BIT
6:0
NAME
PGAC_GAIN [6:0]
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0x46
PGAC gain adjustment (0.5 dB steps). A full table is found in the
APPENDIXof this data sheet.
0x52 = +40.0 dB
0x51 = +39.5 dB
0x50 = +39.0 dB
…
0x46 =+34.0 dB (default)
….
0x01 = -0.5 dB
0x00 = -1.0 dB
Table 11. HPFSFTREG
BIT
7
6:5
NAME
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0x11
DBUFF_EN
Enable weak (1/2 strength) dig I/O buffer
HPF_CTL [1:0]
Control bits for high-pass filter
00: normal mode
01: HPF bypass
10: 100 Hz corner frequency
11: Not used
4:2
SHIFT [2:0]
Select shift bits when ADC 16-b output is used as DAC 20-b input.
000: no shift
-24 db gain
001: 1b left shift
-18 dB gain
010: 2b left shift
-12 dB gain
011: 3b left shift
-6 dB gain
100: 4b left shift (default)
0 dB gain
101: 5b left shift
+6 dB gain
11X: 5b left shift
1:0
DAC_MODE
Select DAC mode of operation.
00: DAC off, powered down
01: 16-bit input goes through shifter (default)
10: 20-bit input bypasses shifter
11: ADC"DAC digital loopback
Table 12. PDCREG
BIT
NAME
FUNCTION
7
DAC_ADAPTIVE_Q
0 = fixed quantization, 1 = adaptive quantization
6
HB_OUT_EN
H-bridge output enable
5
HB_DRIVE
H-bridge drive strength, 0 = 40Ω , 1 = 20 Ω
4
HIST_TIMEOUT_SEL
PGAC hysteresis timeout select
DEFAULT=0x00
0: 50 ms (default)
1: 25 ms
3:2
PGAC_GAIN_MODE
Set gain mode of PGAC
00: Automatic, dual rate (default)
01: Automatic, single rate
10: Fixed, single rate
11: Fixed, immediate
1
MIC_VSUP_PD
Power down MIC_VSUP
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BIT
0
NAME
FRONTEND_PD
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0x00
Power down PGAC+ADC
Table 13. FASTARREG PGAC Fast Rates
BIT
7:4
NAME
ATTACK<7:4>
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0xF7
1111: Attack rate = 80000 dB/s
1110: Attack rate = 40000 dB/s
1101: Attack rate = 20000 dB/s
1100: Attack rate = 10000 dB/s
1011: Attack rate = 5000 dB/s
1010: Attack rate = 2500 dB/s
1001: Attack rate = 1250 dB/s
1000: Attack rate = 625 dB/s
0111: Attack rate = 312.5 dB/s
0110: Attack rate = 156.25 dB/s
0101: Attack rate = 78.13 dB/s
0100: Attack rate = 39.1 dB/s
0011: Attack rate = 19.53 dB/s
0010: Attack rate = 9.77 dB/s
0001: Attack rate = 4.88 dB/s
0000: Attack rate = 2.44 dB/s
3:0
RELEASE<3:0>
1111: Release rate = 80000 dB/s
1110: Release rate = 40000 dB/s
…
0001: Release rate = 4.88 dB/s
0000: Release rate = 2.44 dB/s
Table 14. SLOWARREG PGAC Slow Rates (Dual Rate Mode Only)
BIT
7:4
NAME
ATTACK<7:4>
FUNCTION
DEFAULT=0x42u
1111: Attack rate = 80000 dB/s
1110: Attack rate = 40000 dB/s
…
0001: Attack rate = 4.88 dB/s
0000: Attack rate = 2.44 dB/s
3:0
RELEASE<3:0>
1111: Release rate = 80000 dB/s
1110: Release rate = 40000 dB/s
…
0001: Release rate = 4.88 dB/s
0000: Release rate = 2.44 dB/s
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Table 15. PGAC GAIN
PGAC GAIN VALUES
PGAC
BUS NAME
HEX VALUE
BINARY
GAIN (dB)
PGAC_GAIN<6:0>
0x52
1010010
40
0x51
1010001
39.5
0x50
1010000
39
0x4F
1001111
38.5
0x4E
1001110
38
0x4D
1001101
37.5
0x4C
1001100
37
0x4B
1001011
36.5
0x4A
1001010
36
0x49
1001001
35.5
0x48
1001000
35
0x47
1000111
34.5
0x46
1000110
34
0x45
1000101
33.5
0x44
1000100
33
0x43
1000011
32.5
0x42
1000010
32
0x41
1000001
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1000000
31
0x3F
0111111
30.5
0x3E
0111110
30
0x3D
0111101
29.5
0x3C
0111100
29
0x3B
0111011
28.5
0x3A
0111010
28
0x39
0111001
27.5
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PGAC GAIN VALUES
PGAC
22
BUS NAME
HEX VALUE
BINARY
GAIN (dB)
PGAC_GAIN<6:0>
0x38
0111000
27
0x37
0110111
26.5
0x36
0110110
26
0x35
0110101
25.5
0x34
0110100
25
0x33
0110011
24.5
0x32
0110010
24
0x31
0110001
23.5
0x30
0110000
23
0x2F
0101111
22.5
0x2E
0101110
22
0x2D
0101101
21.5
0x2C
0101100
21
0x2B
0101011
20.5
0x2A
0101010
20
0x29
0101001
19.5
0x28
0101000
19
0x27
0100111
18.5
0x26
0100110
18
0x25
0100101
17.5
0x24
0100100
17
0x23
0100011
16.5
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PGAC GAIN VALUES
PGAC (Continued)
PGAC
BUS NAME
HEX VALUE
BINARY
PGAC_GAIN<6:0>
0x22
0100010
16
0x21
0100001
15.5
0x20
0100000
15
14.5
PGAC_GAIN<6:0>
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GAIN (dB)
0x1F
0011111
0x1E
0011110
14
0x1D
0011101
13.5
0x1C
0011100
13
0x1B
0011011
12.5
0x1A
0011010
12
0x19
0011001
11.5
0x18
0011000
11
0x17
0010111
10.5
0x16
0010110
10
0x15
0010101
9.5
0x14
0010100
9
0x13
0010011
8.5
0x12
0010010
8
0x11
0010001
7.5
0x10
0010000
7
0x0F
0001111
6.5
0x0E
0001110
6
0x0D
0001101
5.5
0x0C
0001100
5
0x0B
0001011
4.5
0x0A
0001010
4
0x09
0001001
3.5
0x08
0001000
3
0x07
0000111
2.5
0x06
0000110
2
0x05
0000101
1.5
0x04
0000100
1
0x03
0000011
0.5
0x02
0000010
0
0x01
0000001
-0.5
0x00
0000000
-1
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VCC
ZINC AIR
BATTERY
1.3V
VSS
BUF_DVDD
AVDD
DVDD
TI TMS320C54xx APPLICATION CIRCUIT
MIC_VSUP
SCLK
MIC_BIAS
CLKR
CLKS
CLKX
SDIN
DX
Microphone
AIC111
B
U
F
F
E
R
S
1.3V
H
B
R
I
D
G
E
HB_VDD
HB_VSS
Speaker
I/O
SDOUT
DR
M
c
B
S
P
’C54x
FRAME
FSX
FSR
RST/LBM
MCLK
RST
CLKIN
BUF_DVSS
DVSS
AVSS
EXT_RST/PWDN
LBM = Low Battery Monitor
Figure 13. Interfacing to the TMS320C54xx for a Hearing Aid Application
Required external capacitors:
• 1-μF coupling capacitor on AVINP, AVINM
• 1-μF from VMID_FILT to analog ground
• 1-μF from VREF to analog ground
• 0.1-μF from MIC_VSUP to analog ground
• At least 0.1-μF from VRFILT to analog ground. 1-μF from VRFILT to analog ground is recommended.
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2.8 V
VCC
VSS
DVDD
AVDD
1.3 V
BUF_DVDD
TI MSP430F12x APPLICATION CIRCUIT
P2.5
(See Note A)
MIC_VSUP
MIC_BIAS
Microphone
SCLK
INCLK
SDIN
SOMI
SDOUT
SIMO
FRAME
STE
MSP430F12x
I/O
AIC111
Speaker
B
U
F
F
E
R
S
RST/LBM
XIN
BUF_DVSS
DVSS
AVSS
MCLK
RST/NMI
LBM = Low Battery Monitor ’430 Can Also Use
EXT_RST/PWDN to Reset or Power Down the AIC111
Note A: P2.5 enables the MSP430F12x to shut down the AIC111 when desired.
Figure 14. Interfacing to the MSP430F12x for a Hearing Aid Application
MECHANICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
PACKAGING
The AIC111 is available in a 32-pin quad QFN 5x5-mm package. The AIC111 will be available 3rd quarter 2003
as bare solder ball bumped die intended for direct PCB mounting (also known as wafer scale packaging).
• For QFN packaged part in tubes order: AIC111RHB.
• For QFN packaged part in tape and reel order: AIC111RHBR.
• For ball bumped die (in waffle pack) order: AIC111YE (Preview, available 3rd quarter 2003).
• For ball bumped die (in tape and reel) order: AIC111YER (Preview, available 3rd quarter 2003).
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Table 16. BOND PAD PITCH AND DIE AREA
X = 2737.62 μ, Y = 3175.02 μ,
(107.78 mil, 125.0 mil)
(2,74 mm, 3,18 mm)
Die dimensions
13.47kmil2 (8.69mm2)
Maximum die area (includes scribe area)
202.95 μ or 7.99 mil
Minimum bond pad pitch
Nearest
PITCH
PAD (#)
PAD (#)
(micron)
(mil)
7
8
202.950
(7.990)
30
31
202.950
(7.990)
12
13
237.690
(9.358)
14
15
237.690
(9.358)
16
15
237.690
(9.358)
28
29
241.200
(9.496)
18
19
256.410
(10.095)
20
19
256.410
(10.095)
21
20
256.410
(10.095)
22
21
256.410
(10.095)
25
26
287.651
(11.325)
9
10
295.470
(11.633)
10
11
295.470
(11.633)
23
24
306.360
(12.061)
1
32
327.147
(12.880)
32
1
327.147
(12.880)
4
5
356.940
(14.053)
27
28
357.034
(14.056)
17
16
359.453
(14.152)
6
7
369.450
(14.545)
2
1
371.520
3
2
380.700
(14.627)
(14.988)
Number of pins
32
Pad locations:
Units: microns
Bond Pad Coordinates
Bond Pad Dimensions
Pad #
Xcenter
Ycenter
Diameter
Dimensions: X = 2737.62 Y = 3175
1
154.080
2808.990
70.020
Bond pad origin: X = 0.000 Y = 0.000
2
154.080
2437.470
70.020
Bond pad offset: X = 0.000 Y = 0.000
3
154.080
2056.770
70.020
(X,Y) = (0,0) is located at the left bottom of the die by pads 8 and 9.
4
154.080
1676.070
70.020
See Figure 1.
5
154.080
1319.130
70.020
6
154.080
938.430
70.020
7
154.080
568.980
70.020
8
154.080
366.030
70.020
9
410.310
162.630
70.020
10
705.780
162.630
70.020
11
1001.250
162.630
70.020
12
1327.860
162.630
70.020
13
1565.550
162.630
70.020
14
1803.240
162.630
70.020
15
2040.930
162.630
70.020
16
2278.620
162.630
70.020
17
2574.990
366.030
70.020
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Table 16. BOND PAD PITCH AND DIE AREA (continued)
X = 2737.62 μ, Y = 3175.02 μ,
(107.78 mil, 125.0 mil)
(2,74 mm, 3,18 mm)
Die dimensions
18
2574.990
782.550
70.020
19
2574.990
1038.960
70.020
20
2574.990
1295.370
70.020
21
2574.990
1551.780
70.020
22
2574.990
1808.190
70.020
23
2574.990
2188.890
70.020
24
2574.990
2495.250
70.020
25
2574.990
2808.990
70.020
25
2371.590
3012.390
70.020
27
1910.430
2994.390
70.020
28
1553.850
3012.390
70.020
29
1312.650
3012.390
70.020
30
955.530
3012.390
70.020
31
752.580
3012.390
70.020
32
410.310
3012.390
70.020
Table 17. DIE THICKNESS
Final die thickness Z (without solder bump)
TYPICAL
TOLERANCE
29.59 mil or 725 μm
±0.79 mil or 20 μm
SOLDER BUMP
•
•
Bump metal composition: 37% Pb (lead)/63% Sn (tin)
Type: Spherical
BUMP SPEC.
Bump height
Re-flow temperature
TYPICAL
TOLERANCE
100 μm
+8 μm
NOTE
Tolerance across a single die.
+16 μm
Tolerance across any wafer.
183°C
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