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THAT 2162 Demo BoardUser's Guide
Document 600129 Rev 03
Contents
Packing List ......................................................................................................... 2Overview .............................................................................................................. 3Features ............................................................................................................... 3Theory of Operation ............................................................................................ 4Modes and Jumpers ............................................................................................ 6External Control Voltage (CV) .............................................................................. 7Specifications........................................................................................................ 7Appendix A - Schematic ....................................................................................... 8Appendix B - Bill of Materials.............................................................................. 9Appendix C - PCB Layout ................................................................................... 11
THAT Corporation; 45 Sumner Street; Milford, MA 01757-1656; USATel: +1 508 478 9200; Fax: +1 508 478 0990; Web: www.thatcorp.com
Copyright © 2015, THAT Corporation
Packing List
(1) THAT2162 DEMO Board PCB Assembly(1) THAT2162Q16-U Chip (in a separate antistatic bag or tube)(1) Documentation Packet
If you are missing any of the above items please contact us [email protected].
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Copyright © 2015, THAT Corporation
Overview
The THAT2162 DEMO BOARD enables you to take the THAT2162 Dual VCA chipfor a test drive. It implements several typical applications that showcase theutility of a dual VCA - stereo audio level control with better than 1dB gain match-ing, constant power panning (for mono signals) and balance (for stereo signals),and a 2-in/1-out crossfader. You can adjust these parameters using on-boardpots or by applying an external DC control voltage (CV) via banana connectors.Inputs and outputs are available on balanced TRS or XLR connectors via highperformance THAT1243 and THAT1606 OutSmarts™ balanced linereceivers/drivers.
Features
• THAT2162 Dual VCA
• Dual Mono signal path - Chan 1 and Chan 2
• Each channel is input via Neutrik TRS/XLR Combo connectors
• Each channel is output via parallel XLR and TRS connectors
• CV for each VCA can be generated from on-board potentiometer or inputfrom an optional external power supply
• CV for Chan 2 can be independent or slaved to Chan 1
• Pan/Balance circuit generates sin/cos law control voltage for constant poweroperation
• Optional Crossfade of Chan 1 and Chan 2 inputs to Chan 1 output
• Prototype area (100mil spaced plated holes) allows designer to experimentwith custom applications
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Theory of Operation
Figure 1 is a block diagram of the THAT2162 DEMO BOARD.Admittedly, Figure 1 is a bit complex, so let's take it one step at a time.
Figure 1a shows the basic stereo signal flow of the circuit. The Chan 1 input goesthrough one half of the THAT2162 VCA, a current-to-voltage buffer, and is outputby the THAT1606 OutSmarts™ balanced line driver. Chan 2 can take a similarpath to the Chan 2 output, or it can optionally carry the Chan 1 input via jumper
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C ha n 1In p ut
Ch an 2In pu t
E xt . C VIn pu t 1
E xt . C VIn pu t 2
12 4 3 21 6 2-A 1 60 6i t o v
i t o v 1 60 62 1 62 -B
12 4 3
12 4 3
12 4 3Ch 2 In p ut
S e le c t(Jum per H5)
CV S e le c t/S c a le
(Ju mpe rs:H1, H4 )
C ros s fa d eE n ab le
(Jum per H6)
Pa n C irc ui t(Ju mpe rs:
H2, H3 )P a n/ Ba l
P ot
Ch an 2O u tp ut
Ch an 1O u tp ut
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G a in P o t
Figure 1 -- Block diagram of THAT2162 DEMO BOARD
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C ha n 1In p ut
Ch an 2In pu t
E xt . C VIn pu t 1
E xt . C VIn pu t 2
12 4 3 21 6 2-A 1 60 6i t o v
i t o v 1 60 62 1 62 -B
12 4 3
12 4 3
12 4 3Ch 2 In p ut
S e le c t(Jum per H5)
CV S e le c t/S c a le
(Ju mpe rs:H1, H4 )
Ch an 2O u tp ut
Ch an 1O u tp ut
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G a in P o t
Figure 1a -- Block diagram of THAT2162 DEMO BOARD, Basic Gain Control
H5 (this option is necessary for Pan and Crossfade modes, explained later). Theon-board GAIN potentiometer, or the Chan 1 and Chan 2 External CV inputs, canbe used to control the VCAs, selected via jumpers H1 and H4.
In Figure 1b a pan conditioning circuit has been added. Please read THAT Corpo-ration Design Note 120 - VCAs in Pan Potentiometer Application for details onhow this circuit works. In a nutshell, this conditioning circuit creates the properCV to give a "sin/cos" "equal-power" taper. Jumpers H2 and H3 select whether thePan CV is summed with the Gain CV (thereby enabling the Pan function). Ofcourse, for the Pan function to work, a single input signal must be steeredbetween both outputs. Jumper H5 optionally feeds the Chan 1 input to bothhalves of the VCA in MONO input mode to enable the Pan function.
Note that Stereo Balance can be enabled by running the circuit in Figure 1b withseparate "left" and "right" inputs (corresponding to Chan 2 and Chan 1 respec-tively). Thus, jumper H5 must be set for STEREO input mode for Balance towork.
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C ha n 1In p ut
Ch an 2In pu t
E xt . C VIn pu t 1
E xt . C VIn pu t 2
12 4 3 21 6 2-A 1 60 6i t o v
i t o v 1 60 62 1 62 -B
12 4 3
12 4 3
12 4 3Ch 2 In p ut
S e le c t(Jum per H5)
CV S e le c t/S c a le
(Ju mpe rs:H1, H4 ) Pa n C irc ui t
(Ju mpe rs:H2, H3 )
P a n/ Ba lP ot
Ch an 2O u tp ut
Ch an 1O u tp ut
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G a in P o t
Figure 1b -- Block diagram of THAT2162 DEMO BOARD, Pan and Balance added
Finally, as shown in Figure 1c, the Crossfade function is added by steering theoutput current from VCA-B to the current-to-voltage converter of VCA-A. Thecurrent outputs of both VCAs sum in this i-to-v converter and are output via theChan 1 Output. Jumper H6 selects whether the current output of VCA-B is sentto the Chan 1 (i.e. crossfade) or Chan 2 output (other modes).
The astute reader will notice that Figure 1c and Figure 1 are the same. Thus, thiscompletes our tour through the THAT2162 DEMO BOARD signal topology.
Modes and Jumpers
Table 1 shows how to set the various jumpers on the PCB for the various operat-ing modes.
XFADEBALANCE (STEREO)ENABLE-Crossfade
STEREOBALANCE (STEREO)ENABLE-Stereo Balance
STEREOPAN (MONO)ENABLE-Pan
STEREO--"EXTERNALCOMMON"
External CV(Chan 1 & 2 slaved)
STEREO--"EXTERNALINDEPENDANT"
External CV(Chan 1 & 2 separate)
STEREO--"INTERNAL"Controlled by on-boardpot
STEREO-DISABLE"0dB"Force 0dB
Gain
H6H5H2 & H3H1 & H4MODE
JUMPERS
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C ha n 1In p ut
C h an 2In pu t
E xt . C VIn pu t 1
E xt . C VIn pu t 2
12 4 3 21 6 2-A 1 60 6i t o v
i t o v 1 60 62 1 62 -B
12 4 3
12 4 3
12 4 3C h 2 In p ut
S e le c t(Jum per H5)
C V S e le c t/S c a le
(Ju mpe rs:H1, H4 )
C ros s fa d eE n ab le
(Jum per H6)
Pa n C irc ui t(Ju mpe rs:
H2, H3 )P a n/ Ba l
P ot
C h an 2O u tp ut
C h an 1O u tp ut
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G a in P o t
Figure 1c -- Block diagram of THAT2162 DEMO BOARD, Crossfade added
Table 1 -- Modes and Jumpers (Note - a dash means “don’t care”)
External Control Voltage (CV)
The Chan 1 and Chan 2 External CV Inputs are provided on banana connectorscompatible with most DC bench supplies. Each CV is input via THAT1243balanced line receivers and scaled as follows:
Since the THAT1243 Balanced Line Receivers on each CV input are fully differen-tial with no ground reference, they can accept DC inputs in either polarity. Thus,if the polarity of the CV input is flipped (such that red = GND and BLACK =CV+) the circuit can be operated with positive-only control voltages (e.g. 0 to-50dB attenuation using a 5V DAC).
Specifications
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Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Units
Gain Range Internal Control -70 — +40 dB
External Control -70 — +20 dB
Control Voltage Range Differential, CV+ - CV- -13 — +13 mV/dB
Control Voltage Constant External Control 88 100 112 mV/dB
THD+N 22Hz - 22kHz, unweighted — 0.2 — %
Dynamic Range re +24 dBu — 114 — dB
Input Overload VCC = –VEE = 15 V — 24 — dBu
Dimensions 5 x 7 x1.5 in
Electrical Characteristics
Parameter Symbol Conditions Min Typ Max Units
Positive Supply Voltage Vcc +12 +15 +18 V
Negative Supply Voltage Vee -12 -15 -18 V
Supply Current (each supply) Icc, Iee Vcc = Vee = 15V — 80 — mA
Typical Power Supply Requirements
-70 dB-7 VDC
0 dB0 VDC
+20 dB+2 VDC
GainCV Input Voltage
Appendix A
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4.87
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249k
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10uC
410
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C17
100n
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C22
100n
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100n
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20.0
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H1
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249k
R25
20.0
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133k
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C36
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C25
100uC21
100u
R39
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249k
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6.81
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Appendix B
RC0805FR-074K02LYageoRES 4.02K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
4.02kR28, R33223
RC0805FR-07316RLYageoRES 316 OHM 1/8W 1% 0805SMD
316R10, R40222
RC0805FR-0751R1LYageoRES 51.1 OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
51.1R11, R41221
CT-94W-503BC Compo-nents
TRIMMER POT 50K OHMTOP ADJ
50kR2, R31220
3386F-1-103TLFBournsPOT 10K OHM 9MM SQPLASTIC
10KR23, R24219
ZOR-25-B-52 YageoJUMPER ZERO OHM 1/4W0JMP1,JMP2,JMP3,JMP4
418
NRJ6HF-1NeutrikPhone Jacks 3C STEREO3-SPST NC
NRJ6HF-1J4, J10217
NCJ6FI-HNeutrikPhone Jacks XRL COMBOSTEREO
NCJ6FI-HJ1, J8216
NC3MAHNeutrikXLR Panel Mount Connectors3C MALE PCB
NC3MAHJ2, J9215
3760-5PomonaPOST BINDING BANANAINSULATED GRN
5WBPJ7114
3760-0PomonaPOST BINDING BANANAINSULATED BLK
5WBPJ6, J12, J14313
3760-2PomonaPOST BINDING BANANAINSULATED RED
5WBPJ5, J11, J13312
75102-0078Molex/Waldom
CONN HDR DUAL 80POS.100 SRT AU
CON8AH1, H40.2011
22-28-4363Molex/Waldom
CONN HEADER 36POS .100VERT GOLD
CON3H2, H3, H5,H6
0.3310
1N4003-TDiodes IncRECTIFIER GPP 200V 1ADO-41
1N4003D2, D529
MMBD4148-7-FDiodes IncDIODE SWITCH 75V 350MWSOT23
4148D1, D3, D4,D6
48
UWT1E101MCL1GSNichiconCAP 100UF 25V ELECT WTSMD
100uFC21, C2527
UWT1E100MCL1GBNichiconCAP 10UF 25V ELECT WTSMD
10uFC2, C5, C6,C8, C32,C35
66
CC0805KRX7R8BB104YageoCAP .10UF 25V CERAMICX7R 0805
100nFC1, C3, C4,C10, C11,C13, C14,C16, C17,C18, C19,C22, C23,C24, C26,C27, C28,C31, C33,C34, C36,C37, C39,C41, C42,C44, C45,C47, C48,C49
3052.2nFC46
CC0805KRX7R9BB222YageoCAP 2200PF 50V CERAMICX7R 0805
2.2nFC1524
CC0805KRX7R9BB102YageoCAP 1000PF 50V CERAMICX7R 0805
1nFC2013100pFC43
CC0805JRNP09BN101YageoCAP CERAMIC 100PF 50VNP0 0805
100pFC122233pFC38
CC0805JRNP09BN330YageoCAP CERAMIC 33PF 50VNP0 0805
33pFC721MFG PNMFGDescriptionValueRefQtyItem
Bill of Materials
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OTS-16(28)-0.635-02ENPLASTESCO
QSOP-16 SocketTHAT2162U2141
2162Q16-UTHAT CorpDual Voltage ControlledAmplifiers
THAT2162U21401606Q16-UTHAT CorpBalanced Line DriversTHAT1606U3, U102391243S08-UTHAT CorpBalanced Line Receiver, -3dBTHAT1243U1, U92381240S08-UTHAT CorpBalanced Line Receiver, 0dBTHAT1240U5, U12237
NE5532DRTIIC OP AMP DUALLOW-NOISE SOIC
NE5532U4, U6, U8,U11
536
RC0805FR-071MLYageoRES 1.00M OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
1.00MR8, R39235
RC0805FR-07909KLYageoRES 909K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
909kR29134
RC0805FR-07249KLYageoRES 249K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
249kR3, R12,R19, R27,R32
533
RC0805FR-07133KLYageoRES 133K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
133kR1, R20,R30
332
RC0805FR-0790K9LYageoRES 90.9K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
90.9kR18131
RC0805FR-0720K0LYageoRES 20.0K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
20.0kR4, R13,R25, R35
430
RC0805FR-0714K0LYageoRES 14.0K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
14.0KR5, R36229
RC0805FR-0710K0LYageoRES 10.0K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
10.0kR21128
RC0805FR-079K09LYageoRES 9.09K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
9.09kR14, R26227
RC0805FR-076K81LYageoRES 6.81K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
6.81kR7, R37226
RC0805FR-075K11LYageoRES 5.11K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
5.11kR17125
RC0805FR-074K87LYageoRES 4.87K OHM 1/8W 1%0805 SMD
4.87kR9, R42224
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Appendix C
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Revision History
11Changed the assembly dwg to clarify the location andorientation of pin 1 of the 2162 IC.
March 2015291403
8Made the following schematic correction: Changed connection to R32 from "VMH" to "VPH"
January 2011248102
8Made the following schematic corrections: - Chg'd R27 and R32 to 249 kOhms. - Chg'd connection to R24 from "AGD" to "VMH" - Reversed the pin numbers for jumper H2/H3Pan/Bal/Fade Enable/Disable
July 2010—01
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