Sony CXA2702GA Optical pickup chipset with photodetector ics supports high-speed writing to cd and dvd Datasheet

Optical Pickup Chipset with Photodetector ICs
Supports High-Speed Writing to CD and DVD
CXA2702GA/CXA2716GA/CXA2701GA
Although it has only been a year since Sony released
the CXA2676GA and CXA2677GA* for DVD ×8-speed
recording, DVD recording speed has already reached
×16.
Sony’s newly-developed CXA2701GA and CXA2702GA/
CXA2716GA optical pickup photodetector ICs (PDICs)
support this ×16 record speed.
CXA2702GA/CXA2716GA
RF/Servo PDICs
■ Supports high-speed CD/DVD write operations
(CD-R: ×52-speed, DVD-R: ×16-speed)
■ WPP1 (B+C) and WPP2 (A+D) outputs, which are
optimal for DVD address pit detection
■ Variable limiter function
■ CXA2702GA: Eight-division photodiode
CXA2716GA: Twelve-division photodiode
■ 18-pin LGA COB small package
*: See CX-News, Volume 32, for details on the CXA2676GA and CXA2677GA.
CXA2701GA
Laser Front Monitor PDIC
■ Differential output
■ Two-channel structure (Vin1, Vin2)
■ 12-pin LGA COB small package
CXA2702GA/CXA2716GA
The CXA2702GA is a photodetector IC
(PDIC) that was developed as the photodetector for optical pickups used in
DVD±R/RW recording drives. Like the
earlier ×8-speed CXA2677GA, it provides
the WPP1 and WPP2 signals that are
optimal for address pit signal detection.
In increasing the recording speed to ×16,
Sony added a 3× gain switching function
to WPP1 and WPP2. The new IC thus has
an additional 2 bits of control compared
to the earlier gain switching system. The
CXA2702GA also now provides an input
pin that can control the output limiter volt-
V
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I
C
Our achievement of ×16-speed
DVD recording required pushing
our circuit technologies to the limit
to get the utmost performance
from Sony’s process technologies. The two of us on this development team had to come up with
a lot of mutual support and encouragement during this design
effort. We are probably not the
only ones who are hoping that this
achievement marks the end of the
competition for ever higher
speeds.
E
age externally so that applications can set
the limiter voltage to provide optimal
pickup performance. Note that although
the CXA2702GA includes a built-in
8-division photodiode that supports the
same differential push-pull method as the
earlier product (CXA2677GA), Sony has
also added to the product lineup the
CXA2716GA, which includes a built-in
12-division photodiode that supports the
differential astigmatism method. Both the
CXA2702GA and CXA2716GA feature
the extremely fast main output settling
time (for a 1 V amplitude) of 6 ns.
CXA2701GA
Like the earlier ×8-speed CXA2676GA,
the CXA2701GA adopts a two-channel
structure to allow the CD laser and the
DVD laser power levels to be set individually. However, the output was changed to
the differential type in this new product.
This was because the output at the read
power became even smaller due to lowering the gain of the first stage I-V amplifier (transimpedance amplifier) to 1/√2 to
support ×16-speed laser diodes. Switching to a differential amplifier improves the
signal-to-noise ratio by √2 and also allows
the common mode noise in the transmission system to be cancelled.
Support for Lead-Free
Mounting
Since the chip on board (COB) package
adopted for these ICs has excellent resistance to heat, these ICs support mounting
with lead-free solder. They allow two-pass
reflow mounting with a peak temperature
of 250°C.
Note: Since the thermal resistance is strongly
influenced by the usage environment, verify the
details of the specifications in advance, or contact
your Sony representative for consultation.
1 kΩ
A'
High
–
Vcc
×1.8
+
4
+
B
Low
8
10
200 Ω
6
740 Ω
Photodiode
C'
Vin1
C 13
+
C
–
+
×3
Vin2
VR2
VR1
D'
IVout
D 11
–
+
×3
■ Figure 1 CXA2701GA Block Diagram
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
Vcc
Vc
E
(E2+F2)
E 9
(EF2)
–
+
×3
Vc
Vc_MONI
F
9
(E1+F1)
10
11
12
Vout– 7
8
Vout+
SW 5
6 Vin2
1
3
F 18
(EF1)
GND GND
Vc
B'
C'
Vc
G
4
NC
4
VLIMIT
G 16
(EF3)
×3
H 15
(EF4)
×3
–
+
14 RF+
–
+
17 RF–
–
+
12 WPP1
Vc
–
+
×3
(E3+F3)
2
GND
Vc
D
Vc
Vc
5
Vc
–
9
10 Vc
Vc
200 Ω
IVout Vin1
Vcc
B
–
+
×3
5 SW
50 kΩ
1
B'
7 Vout–
×1
Vc_MONI 12
GND
1
Vc
High
–
Vc 11
A
–
+
×3
8 Vout+
50 kΩ
2
6
Low
1 kΩ
GND
A
A'
D'
–
+
Vc
–
+
7
WPP2
3
SWA
2
SWB
Vcc
H
■ Figure 3 CXA2701GA Pin Configuration
(E4+F4)
–
+
Vc
H
G
F
RF+ (EF4) (EF3) RF– (EF1)
14
Vc
10
1
■ Figure 2 CXA2702GA Block Diagram
(Items in parentheses apply to the CXA2716GA.)
15
16
D WPP1
11
12
A WPP2
6
7
17
C
13
B
8
E
(EF2)
9
2
4
5
3
18
Vcc SWB SWA VLIMIT GND
■ Figure 4 CXA2702GA Pin Configuration
(Items in parentheses apply to the CXA2716GA.)
35
120
Photosensitive area position:
At the package center
C
120
D
H
120
35
G
A
F
E
150
120
φ 0.7 mm
■ Figure 5 CXA2701GA Acceptance Pattern Dimensions
B
Unit: µm
[°C]
250
■ Figure 6 CXA2702GA Acceptance Pattern Dimensions
Peak: 250°C Max.
230°C or more
2 to 6°C/s
35
120
120
35
Temperature
200
120
180°C
150
C
F1
F2
A
B
E4
E3
90 ± 30 s
E1
E2
30 ± 10 s
Soldering Zone
150
D
120
F3
150°C
2 to 4°C/s
100
F4
(3 to 6°C/s)
Pre Heating Zone
50
Heating time
Note: The temperatures shown are package surface temperatures.
Unit: µm
■ Figure 7 CXA2716GA Acceptance Pattern Dimensions
■ Figure 8 Recommended Reflow Soldering Temperature
Profile (Lead-free soldering)
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