DP84605R [ETC]

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DP84605R
型号: DP84605R
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PRELIMINARY  
April 1994  
DP84600R/DP84605R  
Thin-Film/MIG Head Read/Write Preamplifier  
General Description  
Features  
Y
Low input capacitance: 12 pF typical  
The DP84600R/DP84605R are 5V, high performance, four  
channel, low power, read preamplifiers/write current drivers  
designed for two-terminal recording head applications. An  
idle mode is available which conserves power to a level of  
0.5 mW (typically) when activated. Power supply fault pro-  
tection is included to disable the write current generator  
whenever the supply voltage is below 4V. Both parts incor-  
porate 300X write damping.  
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Low input noise: 0.49 nV/ Hz typical  
0
Low power: 100 mW typical in read mode  
Very low idle power: 0.5 mW typical  
Programmable write current source (1 mA40 mA)  
Low power supply protection in write mode  
Head short to ground protection  
Plug compatible to VTC VM7204/7104/7114  
Single 5V power supply  
The DP84600R has a read gain of 300 versus 200 for the  
DP84605R.  
Upon request, other options such as other read gains, PECL  
inputs, no damping, and different packaging are available.  
Block Diagram  
TL/F/11990–1  
FIGURE 1. Circuit Block Diagram  
This Preliminary document contains information on a product under development. Specifications contained within are based  
on design targets or a limited amount of data and are subject to change without notice. National Semiconductor reserves the  
right to change or discontinue this product without notice.  
C
1995 National Semiconductor Corporation  
TL/F/11990  
RRD-B30M105/Printed in U. S. A.  
TABLE I. Pin Descriptions  
Pin Function Description  
Pin Name  
Pin Type  
Power Supply  
Input (TTL)  
g
Power supply Pin (5V 10%). These pins (10 and 13) are internally shorted.  
V
CC  
WDI  
Each negative transition on WDI toggles the head current between the X and Y head  
connections.  
HS0, HS1  
R/W  
Input (TTL)  
Input (TTL)  
Logic levels are applied to these pins to select 1 of 4 heads (see Table II).  
A logic high level selects the read mode while a low logic level selects the write mode. The CS pin  
must be at a low logic level for this operation to be active (see Table III).  
CS  
Input (TTL)  
Outputs  
A high logic level disables the operation of the device and puts the read data outputs (RDX, RDY)  
into a high impedance state.  
H0X, H0Y  
through  
H3X, H3Y  
X and Y connections to the read/write heads.  
WUS  
Output  
A logic high level at this pin indicates that one of several conditions has been detected by internal  
circuitry which makes writing unsafe.  
RDX, RDY  
WC  
Output  
Output  
Differential read data outputs.  
A resistor is connected from this pin to ground to control the magnitude of the write current (see  
formula in Write Mode description).  
GND  
Ground  
Device ground.  
The selection of device mode (write, read or idle) is also  
Connection Diagram  
controlled by two pins, CHIP SELECT (CS) and READ/  
WRITE (R/W). Table III defines the results of each combi-  
nation of these two pins. These pins have internal pull-up  
resistors so that the idle condition is selected if an open  
condition exists on these pins.  
TABLE III. Mode Selection  
CS  
0
R/W  
Mode Selected  
0
1
0
1
Write  
Read  
Idle  
0
1
1
Idle  
TL/F/11990–2  
Write Mode  
Order Number DP84600R or DP84605R  
See NS Package Number M20B or MSA20  
The write mode is entered by setting both CS and R/W to  
logical low values. In the write mode, the device acts as a  
current switch which toggles between the X and Y sides of  
the selected head on each high-to-low logic level transition  
of the WRITE DATA INPUT (WDI). When entering the write  
mode from the read mode, the write data flip-flop is initial-  
ized to pass current into the X side of the selected head.  
The magnitude of the write current is set by an external  
FIGURE 2. Connection Diagram  
Basic Circuit Operation  
The DP84600R/DP84605R can address up to four two-ter-  
minal thin-film heads, providing the write current drive in the  
write mode or read data amplification in the read mode.  
resistor,  
R
connected between the WC pin and  
WRITE  
Head selection is controlled by the logic states on two pins,  
HEAD SELECT 0 (HS0) and HEAD SELECT 1 (HS1). Table  
II defines the results of each combination of these two pins.  
These pins have internal pull-down current so that head 0 is  
selected if an open condition exists on these pins.  
ground. The relationship between the write current and the  
write resistor is:  
V
WC  
e
c
I
A
WC  
WRITE  
R
WRITE  
TABLE II. Head Selection  
where A  
is the current gain (see Write Mode DC Electri-  
WC  
cal Characteristics Table).  
HS1  
HS0  
Head Selected  
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
3
2
Write Mode (Continued)  
The portion of the write current that passes through the  
head (I ) is defined as:  
h
Read Mode  
The read mode is entered by setting CS to a low logic level  
and R/W to a high logic level. In this mode the write current  
generator is disabled and a low noise differential amplifier is  
enabled. The amplified head read-back signal is available at  
the RDX and RDY pins. These outputs are differential emit-  
ter-followers and should be AC coupled to the load.  
I
WRITE  
e
I
h
a
1
R /R  
h d  
e
e
where: R  
the sum of the head and external wire resist-  
ance  
the damping resistance (if any).  
h
During the write or idle modes, the read amplifier is disabled  
and the RDX, RDY outputs are forced to a high impedance  
state. This allows these outputs to be wire-ORed with out-  
puts from other devices to support multiple read/write appli-  
cations.  
and R  
d
d
e %  
R
for no damping.  
When entering the write mode, the write unsafe detector  
circuitry is enabled. This circuit issues a high level output at  
the WRITE UNSAFE (WUS) output when any of the follow-  
ing conditions exist:  
Idle Mode  
1) Write data input frequency is too low.  
2) The device is in the read mode.  
3) The chip is disabled.  
The idle mode is entered by applying a logical high level to  
the CS pin. In this mode the RDX and RDY outputs are in a  
high impedance state and the device is disabled. This will  
reduce the power consumption to a mimmum value when  
the device is not needed, which is particulariy important for  
battery applications  
4) No write current exists.  
5) The head is an open circuit.  
The WUS pin is an open-collector output and requires an  
external pull-up resistor. After the fault condition has been  
removed, two negative transitions of the WDI pin are re-  
quired to clear the write unsafe circuitry.  
A power supply fault detection circuit is provided on chip.  
This circuit will disable the write current generator during  
device power-up, power-down or when a power supply fault  
occurs. This will prevent the possibility of writing bad data  
onto the media.  
3
Absolute Maximum Ratings Operation beyond these limits may permanently damage the device.  
If Military/Aerospace specified devices are required,  
please contact the National Semiconductor Sales  
Office/Distributors for availability and specifications.  
Maximum Output Write Current  
ESD Susceptibility (Note 1)  
Storage Temperature Range  
60 mA  
2000V  
b
a
65 C to 150 C  
§
§
Supply Voltage (V  
)
7V  
0.3)V  
0.3)V  
CC  
Note 1: Human body model is used. (120 pF through 1.5 kX)  
b
b
a
a
Digital Input Voltage  
Maximum Head Port Voltage  
0.3V to (V  
0.3V to (V  
CC  
Recommended Operating  
Conditions  
CC  
b
Maximum Output Current (RDX, RDY)  
10 mA  
Min  
4.5  
Typ  
5
Max  
5.5  
Units  
V
Supply Voltage (V  
)
CC  
Operating Free Air  
Temperature Range (T )  
0
70  
C
§
A
General DC Electrical Characteristics  
Guaranteed over recommended operating free air temperature and supply voltage range unless otherwise specified.  
Typ  
Symbol  
Parameter  
Supply Current  
(Read Mode)  
Conditions  
Min  
Max  
Units  
mA  
Test  
(Note 1)  
e
e
e
e
e
e
e
I
I
I
CS  
CS  
CS  
CS  
CS  
CS  
L, R/W  
H
CCR  
CCW  
CCI  
20  
28  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
e
Supply Current  
(Write Mode)  
R/W  
H
L
a
a
1.1 (1  
20  
1.1 (I  
)
27  
)
W
mA  
W
Supply Current  
(Idle Mode)  
0.1  
0.27  
154  
mA  
e
e
PD  
R
PD  
W
PD  
I
Power Dissipation  
(Read Mode)  
L, R/W  
L, R/W  
H
H
L
100  
mW  
mW  
mW  
Power Dissipation  
(Write Mode)  
a
a
6 (I  
100  
5.5 (I  
)
W
150  
)
W
Power Dissipation  
(Idle Mode)  
0.5  
1.5  
a
V
V
TTL Input High Voltage  
TTL Input Low Voltage  
TTL Input High Current  
TTL Input Low Current  
2
V
CC  
0.3  
V
V
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
IH(TTL)  
IL(TTL)  
IH(TTL)  
IL(TTL)  
b
0.3  
100  
100  
0.8  
100  
100  
b
b
I
I
mA  
mA  
Note 1: Typical values are specified at 25 C and 5V supply.  
§
Note A: This parameter is guaranteed by outgoing testing.  
4
DC and AC Electrical CharacteristicsÐRead Mode Guaranteed over recommended operating  
k
e
conditions (see table) unless otherwise specified. Read characteristics: C  
20 pF, R  
1 kX  
L(RDX, RDY)  
L(RDX, RDY)  
Typ  
Symbol  
Parameter  
Conditions  
Min  
Max  
Units  
Test  
(Note 1)  
@
e
IN  
A
Differential Voltage Gain  
(Note 2)  
V
1 mV  
PP  
1 MHz  
V
V
N
25  
300  
350  
V/V  
V/V  
Note A  
Note A  
DP84600R Only  
@
1 MHz  
e
A
Differential Voltage Gain  
V
1 mV  
PP  
IN  
DP84605R Only  
160  
200  
240  
e
e
e
e
R 0  
h
V
I
Input Noise Voltage  
Input Noise Current  
BW  
15 MHz, L  
0.49  
3
0.65  
nV/ Hz  
0
Note B  
Note B  
h
pA/ Hz  
0
N
e
5 MHz  
C
Differential Input  
Capacitance  
V
IN  
1 mV , f  
PP  
I
12  
1250  
6
17  
pF  
Note B  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note B  
Note A  
Note A  
e
e
e
1 mV  
PP  
R
Differential Input Resistance  
f
f
5 MHz, V  
IN  
720  
4
X
I
V
Input Voltage Dynamic  
Range  
5 MHz, (Note 3)  
IRANGE  
mV  
PP  
b
V
Output Offset Voltage  
150  
150  
40  
mV  
O(OFF)  
e
R
Single Ended Output  
Resistance  
f
5 MHz  
O(SE)  
X
mA  
V
I
Output Current  
AC Coupled Load, RDX to RDY  
1.5  
2
2
OUT  
V
O(CM)  
Common Mode Output  
Voltage at RDX, RDY Pins  
b
V
2.4  
3.5  
CC  
k
k
b
Voltage Bandwidth 1 dB  
e
e
BW  
BW  
V
V
V
1 mV , Z  
PP SOURCE  
5X  
5X  
40  
80  
60  
MHz  
MHz  
Note B  
Note B  
1dB  
IN  
b
Voltage Bandwidth 3 dB  
1 mV , Z  
PP SOURCE  
100  
90  
3dB  
IN  
@
e
CMMR  
PSRR  
CSRR  
Common Mode Rejection  
Ratio  
100 mV  
,
5 MHz  
CM  
PP  
60  
dB  
Note A  
@
5 MHz  
e
Power Supply Rejection  
Ratio  
DV  
100 mV  
,
CC  
PP  
60  
50  
90  
60  
dB  
dB  
Note A  
Note A  
Channel Separation  
Unselected Channel 100 mV  
PP  
Note 1: Typical values are specified at 25 C and 5V supply.  
§
Note 2: Various gain options exist from 160 to 300. See order information.  
Note 3: The dynamic input voltage range limit is defined as the point where the gain falls to 90% of its small signal gain value.  
Note A: This parameter is guaranteed by outgoing testing.  
Note B: The limit values have been determined by characterization data. No outgoing tests are performed.  
5
DC Electrical CharacteristicsÐWrite Mode Guaranteed over recommended operating conditions  
e
e
e
1 mH, R 30X  
h
(see table) unless otherwise specified. Write characteristics: I  
20 mA, L  
W
h
Typ  
Symbol  
Parameter  
Conditions  
Min  
Max  
Units  
Test  
(Note 1)  
e
e
c
K
Write Current Constant  
K
A
V
WC  
46  
50  
54  
V
Note A  
Note A  
W
W
WC  
A
WC  
I
to I  
HEAD  
Current Gain  
R
H
40X  
18.4  
20  
21.6  
mA  
WC  
e
H
e
I
Write Current Matching  
I
20 mA, R  
40X  
HM  
H
b
a
10  
2.3  
10  
2.7  
%
V
Note A  
(Note 2)  
k
k
40 mA  
V
V
Write Current Pin Voltage  
Differential Head Voltage Swing  
Unselected Head Current  
Damping Resistance  
1 mA  
I
2.5  
6.5  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
WC  
W
e
Open Head, I  
20 mA  
5
V
PP  
H
W
e
I
H
I
20 mA  
100  
mA  
X
H(NS)  
R
Write Only  
300  
DAMP  
I
Head Write Current Range  
1
40  
4.2  
0.5  
mA  
V
H
k
I
W
V
V
V
CC  
Shut-Off Voltage  
0.2 mA  
3.6  
CCF  
e
I
OL  
WUS Low Output Voltage  
4 mA  
V
OL(WUS)  
LK(WUS)  
e
V
CC  
I
WUS High Level Output Leakage  
Current  
V
OH  
100  
15  
mA  
Note A  
Note B  
C
Differential Head Load  
Capacitance  
D
pF  
e
f
t
t
WDI Transition Frequency  
WDI Pulse Width (High)  
WDI Pulse Width (Low)  
For WUS  
low  
1
5
5
MHz  
ns  
Note A  
Note B  
Note B  
W
PWH(WD)  
PWL(WD)  
ns  
Note 1: Typical values are specified at 25 C and 5V supply.  
§
Note 2: Write curent matching applies between any two heads.  
Note A: This parameter is guaranteed by outgoing testing.  
Note B: The limit values have been determined by characterization data. No outgoing tests are performed.  
6
AC Electrical Characteristics  
Guaranteed over recommended operating conditions (see table) unless otherwise specified. I  
e
e
e
1 mH, R  
h
20 mA, L  
W
h
e
40X and f(data)  
5 MHz unless otherwise specified.  
Typ  
(Note 1)  
Symbol  
Parameter  
Conditions  
Min  
Max  
Units  
Test  
td  
td  
td  
td  
Time Delay Switching from Read  
to Write Modes  
R/W Transition to 90% of Write  
l
RW  
0.35  
2
ms  
ms  
ms  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Current. I  
5 mA  
W
Time Delay Switching from Read  
to Write Modes  
R/W Transition to 90% I  
k
5 mA  
.
WRITE  
RWL  
WR  
k
1 mA  
I
W
Time Delay Switching from Write  
to Read Modes  
R/W Transition to 90% of  
100 mV Read Signal Envelope  
1
Time Delay Switching from Idle  
to Either Read or Write Modes  
CS Negative Transition to  
SELECT  
90% I or 90% of 100 mV,  
WRITE  
10 MHz Signal Envelope  
0.6  
ms  
Note A  
td  
td  
td  
td  
td  
Time Delay Switching from Either  
Read or Write to Idle Mode  
IDLE  
0.6  
0.6  
3.6  
1
ms  
ms  
ms  
ms  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Note A  
Time Delay Switching from One  
Head to Another  
HS0/HS1 to 90% of 100 mV,  
10 MHz Read Signal Envelope  
HEAD  
UNSAFE  
SAFE  
HDI  
Time Delay from a Write Safe to a  
Write Unsafe Condition  
WDI Negative Transition to  
WUS Positive Transition  
1
Time Delay from Write Unsafe to  
Write Safe Condition  
WDI Negative Transition to  
WUS Negative Transition  
Time Delay from WDI to a  
Current Direction Change in a  
Head Output  
Measurements Made from 50%  
e
40  
e
Points. L  
0, R  
10  
20  
0.5  
6
ns  
ns  
ns  
Note A  
Note B  
Note B  
h
h
e
0,  
ASY  
Head Current Asymmetry  
WDI has 1 ns t Times. L  
r/f  
HD  
h
e
R
40  
h
t
Head Current Rise and Fall  
Times  
Measurements Made from 10%  
e
r/f(HD)  
to 90% Points. L  
e
0,  
h
R
40  
h
t
Head Current Rise and Fall  
Times  
Measurements Made from 10%  
r/f(loaded)  
e
to 90% Points. L  
1 mH,  
e
20 mA  
10  
16  
ns  
Note B  
h
e
R
40X, I  
W
h
Note 1: Typical values are specified at 25 C and 5V supply.  
§
Note A: This parameter is guaranteed by outgoing testing.  
Note B: The limit values have been determined by characterization data. No outgoing tests are performed.  
Ordering Information  
DP 846 XY  
R
ZW-  
N
I
Manufacturer’s ID  
Product Prefix  
Mirror Image  
Number of Channels  
e
e
N
N
2
4
Preamplifier Part Number  
e
e
e
e
e
X
X
X
X
Y
e
Y
0 5V Conventional Preamp.  
3 3V5V, Conventional Preamp.  
4 3V5V, Multi-Write Preamp.  
5 5V, Multi-Write Preamp.  
0 Read Gain of 300  
Package Information  
e
M
MS  
Plastic Small Outline  
Shrink Small Outline  
e
e
e
R
Blank  
Internal Damping Resistor  
No Internal Damping Resistor  
Y
0–3 Read Gain of 300  
e
5 Read Gain of 200  
7
8
Physical Dimensions inches (millimeters)  
Order Number DP84600R or DP84605R  
NS Package Number M20B  
9
Physical Dimensions inches (millimeters) (Continued)  
Order Number DP84600R or DP84605R  
NS Package Number MSA20  
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