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400-Watt power amplifier for 70/100V business music applications. The FreeSpace 4400 chassis provides a total of four source inputs (two Line In, one Mic/Line and one Mic/Line/Page) to meet the needs of most business music installations. A Music on Hold (MOH) output is also provided for simple integration into a phone system.
SPECIFICATIONS Audio Input Source 1 Unbalanced RCA, shell grounded through a 301 Ohm resistor Connectors: Source 2 Unbalanced RCA, shell grounded through a 301 Ohm resistor Page Balanced 4 pin Beau style: +, -, ground and contact closure in Aux/Mic/Line 3 pin Beau style, +, - and ground Mic 1-4 3 pin Beau style, +, - and ground Direct In...
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SPECIFICATIONS Line Input Source 1 and 2 Nominal Limits Conditions Source impedance: 200 Ohms 10 to 2k Ohm Frequency response specification maintained with sources over this range Input impedance differential: +/> 50k Ohm +/-20% At 1 kHz CMRR referred to 80 dB >/= 74 dB At 1 kHz, 20 dB gain, 200 Ohm source...
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SPECIFICATIONS Page and Aux/Mic Inputs (continued) Nominal Limits Conditions CMRR referred 90 dB >/= 70 dB At 1 kHz, 60 dB gain, from source of nominal to output: 200 Ohms Input sensitivity for -60 dBV to +/-1 dB At 1 kHz codec FS: +17 dBV Gain, all settings:...
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SPECIFICATIONS Sense Mic inputs (continued) Nominal Limits Conditions Maximum input level: +10 dBV >/= 7 dBV THD+N </= 0.3%, 20-20 kHz, 0 dB gain THD+N: -84 dB </= -80 dB At +10 dBV output, 1 kHz, 60 dB gain Crosstalk at 1 kHz: -90 dB </= -80 dB Crossalk at 10 kHz:...
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SPECIFICATIONS Line Outputs (continued) Nominal Limits Conditions CMRR referred to output: 92 dB >/= 60 dB At 1 kHz, 20 dB gain, 200 Ohm source impedance Output noise: -90 dBV </= -85 dBV A-weighted, set for 0 dB gain THD+N: .001% .01% At +10 dBV output, 1 kHz, 20 dB gain...
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SPECIFICATIONS Power Amplifier Nominal Limits Conditions Power bandwidth: 30 Hz to 1% THD Loaded at 25 Ohms 20 kHz Frequency response: 30 Hz to +/-3 dB Output voltage of 10 Vrms over a load 20 kHz impedance of 12.5 Ohms to 1000 Ohms THD+N at 70.7 Vrms, .05% 30 Hz to 20 kHz, 25 Ohm load, A weighted...
ACCESSORIES ® ® Optional Bose accessories for the FreeSpace 4400 system are available. • FreeSpace 4400 System AVM 1-Zone FreeSpace ® AVM 1-Zone User Interface User Interface (PC 042351) A wall-mount- able keypad that fits into a standard double- Select LINE 1 Volume up gang junction box.
PACKAGING PART LIST Rack Ear / Connector Kit (see Figure 2) ® Item Description Bose Part Vendor Part Number Qty. Note Number Number ACCESSORY KIT, INCLUDES: 302389 SVC-EXPO11+KIT CARTON 1481-0500+0 POLYBAG, 04x5x9’ 1497-1932+0 BRACKET, RACK EAR 4135-6501+0 LABEL, VOLTAGE SELECT...
MAIN PART LIST FreeSpace ® Model 4400 Amplifier (see Figure 3) ® Item Description Bose Part Vendor Part Number Qty. Note Number Number CHASSIS 1406-0301+0 3, 4 SCREW, SELF TAPPING 2941-3006+3000 SCREW, PAN, VOLT SEL CVR 2900-3006+3200 COVER, AC SELECT SWITCH...
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MAIN PART LIST FreeSpace ® Model 4400 Amplifier (continued) (see Figure 3) ® Item Description Bose Part Vendor Part Number Qty. Note Number Number MAIN DSP PCB ASSY 301398 SVC-EXPO01+DSPJ WALL PLATE PCB ASSY 301400 SVC-EXPO01+WALLP MIC SENSE PCB ASSY...
ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number BBM5 0 OHM, RMG, 1206, 1/8W, 1% 4721-000J+6 BBM6 0 OHM, RMG, 1206, 1/8W, 1% 4721-000J+6 BBM7 0 OHM, RMG, 1206, 1/8W, 1% 4721-000J+6 BBM8 0 OHM, RMG, 1206, 1/8W, 1%...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number 20K, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-203J+3 20K, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-203J+3 1K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-102A+J 10K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-103A+J 10K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-103A+J...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number 301K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-3013+J 5.1 OHM, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-5R1J+3 R100 499K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-4993+J R102 100K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-104A+J R103...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number R148 4.99K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-4991+J R149 2K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-202A+J R150 100K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-104A+J R151 100K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-104A+J...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number R200 34.8K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-3482+J R201 34.8K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1% 4720-3482+J R202 39.2K, RMG, 2512, 1W, 1% 4728-3922+3 R203 39.2K, RMG, 2512, 1W, 1% 4728-3922+3...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number R246 20 OHM, RWR, 5W, 5%, RL 474B-200J+5 R247 20 OHM, RWR, 5W, 5%, RL 474B-200J+5 R248 20 OHM, RWR, 5W, 5%, RL 474B-200J+5 R249 1K, RMG, 0805, 1/10W, 1%...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Resistors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number R394 5.1 OHM, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-5R1J+3 R395 5.1 OHM, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-5R1J+3 R396 5.1 OHM, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5% 4728-5R1J+3 R397 5.1 OHM, RMG, 2512, 1W, 5%...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Capacitors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number 1000pF, CC, 0805, 50V, 5%, 1.25X2.0 150F-102J+J-BDM 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0 150F-104K+J-BD 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0 150F-104K+J-BD 1000pF, CC, 0805, 50V, 5%, 1.25X2.0 150F-102J+J-BDM 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Capacitors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number 1000pF, CC, 1206, 630V, 10% 150M-102K+6-CF 1000pF, CC, 1206, 630V, 10% 150M-102K+6-CF 1000pF, CC, 1206, 630V, 10% 150M-102K+6-CF 0.1uF, CC, 1206, X7R, 250V, 10%, 1.6X3.2 150R-104K+6-CF 0.1uF, CC, 1206, X7R, 250V, 10%, 1.6X3.2 150R-104K+6-CF...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Capacitors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number 0.47uF, CM, 250V, 5%, RL18X14, MKP4, 153R-474J+5-71J 0.47/5/250VDC, WIMA 0.22uF, CM, 400V, 5%, RL18X14, MKP4, 153T-224J+5-71J 0.22/5/400VDC, WIMA 0.47uF, CM, 250V, 5%, RL18X14, MKP4, 153R-474J+5-71J 0.47/5/250VDC, WIMA 33pF, CC, 0805, 50V, 5%, 1.2x...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Capacitors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number C143 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0 150F-104K+J-BD C144 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0 150F-104K+J-BD C145 1uF, CE, 50V, 20%, 4X5.5, SMD, 157F-105M+3-GJC UWP1H010MCR1GB, NCC C146...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Capacitors (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number C406 0.1uF, CC, 1206, X7R, 250V, 10%, 1.6X3.2 150R-104K+6-CF C407 0.1uF, CC, 1206, X7R, 250V, 10%, 1.6X3.2 150R-104K+6-CF C408 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0 150F-104K+J-BD C409 0.1uF, CC, 0805, 50V, 10%, 1.2X2.0...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Diodes Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number DIODE BRIDGE, 600V, 8A, GBU8J, RL 4840-9211+5 ZEN, 1/2W, 5V1, MMSZ5231B, SOD-123, SMD 4837-5V18+3 SCHOTTKY, SK16, DO-214AA, 60V, 1A, SMD 480S-K160+3 SCHOTTKY, SK16, DO-214AA, 60V, 1A, SMD 480S-K160+3 SCHOTTKY, SK16, DO-214AA, 60V, 1A, SMD 480S-K160+3...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Diodes (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV99, SOT23, PHILIPS 4840-8970+3 BAV21W, DIODE, 200V, 0.2A, SOD-123, SMD 480V-21W0+3...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Diodes (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number D114 L-115W, EGW/209EGW, RED/GR, ELE-LED02 3700-4536+RG D400 SCHOTTKY DBL DIODE, BAT54S, SOT-23 480T-54S0+3 D401 SCHOTTKY DBL DIODE, BAT54S, SOT-23 480T-54S0+3 D402 SCHOTTKY DBL DIODE, BAT54S, SOT-23 480T-54S0+3 D403...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Integrated Circuits Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number J-FET DUAL OP AMP, TL072BC, SO8, ST 3132-3951+0 J-FET DUAL OP AMP, TL072BC, SO8, ST 3132-3951+0 J-FET DUAL OP AMP, TL072BC, SO8, ST 3132-3951+0 J-FET DUAL OP AMP, TL072BC, SO8, ST 3132-3951+0...
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3, 4 ® (BOSE PART NUMBER 177311-06300) FUSE, SLO-BLO, T6.3A, 250V, 5X20, UL 5120-0040+0 3, 4 (BOSE PART NUMBER 177311-06300) FUSE, SLO-BLO, T6.3A, 250V, 5X20, UL 5120-0040+0 3, 4 (BOSE PART NUMBER 177311-06300) FUSE, SLO-BLO, T6.3A, 250V, 5X20, UL 5120-0040+0...
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ELECTRICAL PART LIST Power Supply / Power Amplifier PCB Assembly Miscellaneous (continued) Reference Description Vendor Part Note Designator Number PL12 WAFER, 4P, P3.96, STRAIGHT, MALE 2101-3053+0 PL13 WAFER, 4P, P3.96, STRAIGHT, MALE 2101-3053+0 PLUG 2P P5.08 R-ANGLE BLL5.08/90/2 B BK, 2113-3168+0 3, 4 WEIDMULLER...
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES Note: Refer to the figure above for the 3. Front Panel Assembly Removal following procedures. 3.1 Perform procedure 1. 1. Top Cover Removal 3.2 Remove the six screws (13) that secure 1.1 Remove the twelve screws (28) that the front panel (23) to the chassis (1).
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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 4.3 Remove the four nuts, lock washers and 5.5 Make a note of the wiring configuration flat washers (19, 20, 21) that secure the fan and unplug the ribbon cables from J511 and (22) to the chassis (1). Lift out the fan. J512 on the Main DSP PCB.
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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 7. AC Voltage Select PCB Removal 7.1 Perform procedure 6. 7.2 Remove the four screws (2) that secure the AC Voltage Select PCB to the chassis rear panel. Lift out the PCB. 7.3 Make a note of the wiring configuration and disconnect the six wires that connect to the board.
The amplifier will be put into a known state for test by first updating the unit’s microcode using the Bose Installer program. This resets the unit, sets the EQ’s and gains to the proper levels and maps the Zone 1 input to Zones 1 – 4 at the outputs.
Products web site at http://www.pro.bose.com. Click on the Products pull down menu, scroll down to the FreeSpace 4400 Business Music System link and click on it. On that page you will see links for the FreeSpace Installer software and for the latest host microcode.
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TEST PROCEDURE 3.2 Short the eight pins of the connector together and measure the DC voltage. Verify that it is in accordance with the table below. Measure Reference Value pins Value pins shorted Designator open Wallplate 1 J401A Pin 1 5 VDC +/-5% 4.2 ~ 4.6 VDC +/-5% Wallplate 2...
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This test checks the Sequence DC voltage level on the Zone 4 Line Out jack. This voltage is ® used to turn on remote amplifiers such as the Bose Model 1600/1800VI amplifiers. 6.1 Ensure that the unit in STANDBY with AC mains power applied and the Power ON/OFF switch on the rear panel to the ON position.
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This will tell the repair technician whether or not he needs to update the code before returning the unit. ® 10.1 Launch the Bose Installer software, if not already open. Click on the “Service Hardware” tab and read the installed code revision levels for: Host Microcode, DSP code, Peripheral PIC code, Lower Amplifier PIC code, &...
FreeSpace 4400 Installer ™ soft- ♦ ware Error Log. System fault A red SYSTEM STATUS LED indicates that the FreeSpace 4400 received an error from 1. Switch the FreeSpace 4400 sys- tem to STANDBY. Have you one of its many internal components. A red 2.
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FreeSpace ® 4400 output, change to a different source. If the problem no longer exists, use the FreeSpace 4400 Installer™ software to reduce the input level of the original source that was overdriving the output. • To make sure an output transformer is not being saturated, check to see if the correct loudspeaker EQ setting is selected.
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® Power-on self-test results FreeSpace 4400 system Error Log The FreeSpace 4400 system Error Log is The power-on-self test (POST) results are displayed when the FreeSpace 4400 In- only displayed when an error has occurred. The POST test checks the basic operation of staller™...
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TROUBLESHOOTING Amplifier alarms Operating Mode: The current setting of the output voltage select switch, 70V or 100V. Each amplifier section monitors its own Amplifier alarms – using output voltage and operation and performance. If a fault condi- current tion occurs, it is reported in the Amplifier Alarm section of the Error Log.
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FreeSpace 4400 system. You can also reduce the output gain for this amplifier zone in an attempt to reduce the high-frequency...
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4400 system in standby and then press the STANDBY button again to clear the fault, at which time the FreeSpace 4400 system will again try to start up. When this occurs you should check the alarm history section of the Amplifier Alarm to determine the exact fault type that trig- gered the Retry Fault.
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Are the AUDIO an input signal from the source. SOURCES indicators eral controller error. • Using the FreeSpace 4400 green? Installer ™ software, check that the input gain is raised. User interface keypads • Make sure the source is on.
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This may be due to: Verify that the correct Speaker EQ • Loudspeakers are tapped too high is selected in the FreeSpace 4400 Is the sound Installer ™ software for that zone. • Maximum output gain is less than -20 dB...
THEORY OF OPERATION Power Supply / Amplifier PCB Overview CAUTION: There are dangerous voltages present on most of the power supply and amplifier circuitry. Under normal conditions, it can take 5 to 10 minutes after power is removed for these voltages to discharge to a safe level.
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In addition, there are several measurement circuits, whose primary purpose is to ® ® provide information to Bose FreeSpace Installer™ software, enabling it to verify proper con- figuration of the 4400 amplifier unit itself, and the speakers connected to it. The block diagram provides a simplified view of one of the four channels, however many of the peripheral functions are shared with one or more other channels.
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THEORY OF OPERATION The Tripath’s modulation pattern has a no-signal high frequency of about 700 kHz. The switch- ing frequency varies downward as the signal level increases, reaching about 100 kHz just before clipping. Near clipping, the switching pattern is further adjusted to provide soft clipping behavior.
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Amplifier output voltage • Amplifier output current To provide repeatable, reliable measurements, the time constant of all these averages is ap- proximately 100 mSec. Bose ® FreeSpace ® Installer™ software uses these measurements to calculate answers to questions , such as; “Is the amplifier set up and running properly, and providing adequate output voltage?”...
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THEORY OF OPERATION Amplifier Operating States (continued) The order is pin 4 = MSB, pin 6 = LSB. For example, if pins 4, 5 and 6 measured high (+5V), high (+5V), low (0V), you would be in state 6. Some of the states are transitioned through so quickly that you would need a storage scope to verify operation in that state (ex.: state 4).
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THEORY OF OPERATION 2. DSP Board Digital power on the DSP board is regulated by a 5 volt (U547) and a 3.3 volt (U550) voltage regulator. The analog section of the board, running from plus and minus 15 volts (U548) (U549), and 5 volts (U551), is powered only when the system is not in standby.
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THEORY OF OPERATION The analog section of the DSP board contains the two stereo codecs (U503, U507) and their associated analog input and output circuitry. Line 1 and 2 each have two inputs that are resis- tively mixed and buffered through difference amplifiers (U529, U532). Each of the difference amplifiers feed a channel of the volume control (U531) that in turn drives the two dual op-amps (U501, U504) that convert the single ended signals to differential drive for the codec.
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THEORY OF OPERATION Each mic sense path consists of input protection circuitry and a resistor to the 8V supply fol- lowed by a 330uF DC blocking capacitor, input protection diodes to the plus and minus 15V rails and an op-amp serving as an input gain stage of 37dB. The output of the op-amp passes through another DC blocking cap to ½...
FreeSpace 4400 In- Configuration) button. The Upload staller™ software. Microcontroller Code dialog appears: 1. Using the FreeSpace 4400 front panel STANDBY button, place the unit in standby mode (the STANDBY indicator should be amber). 2. Press the STANDBY button again to place the unit in operating mode (the SYSTEM STATUS indicator should be green).
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams PLCC Top View Pin Configurations Pinout Diagram TOP VIEW Pin Name Function A0 - A16 Addresses CHANNEL IN/OUT O0 - O7 Outputs Chip Enable COM OUT/IN CHANNEL Output Enable IN/OUT CHANNEL Program Strobe IN/OUT No Connect Block Diagram ADDRESS SELECT Block Diagram...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams PINOUT DIAGRAM (TOP VIEW) Top View FUNCTION TABLE (each inverter) INPUT OUTPUT • • • • 1,048,576-BIT ADDRESS MEMORY ARRAY • • DECODER LOGIC SYMBOL - I/O I/O CONTROL CONTROL LOGIC LOGIC DIAGRAM (POSITIVE LOGIC) Function DATA Read Data DATA Write Data...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams PIN CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM 28-Pin DIP and SOJ 32K X 8 A0-A14 DECODER MEMORY ARRAY COLUMN I/O I/O0-I/O7 DATA CIRCUIT I/O7 I/O0 I/O6 I/O1 I/O5 I/O2 I/O4 I/O3 CONTROL CIRCUIT PIN DESCRIPTIONS TRUTH TABLE Mode I/O Operation Vcc Current A0-A14 Address Inputs Not Selected...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams Functional Block Diagram 18-PIN SOIC-CT Low to High 4A Gate Driver UVCC Detect Isolated High Side Low to High Side Delay Equalizer Shutdown 4A Gate Driver Shutdown Logic UVCC Detect 1 Ω Pin Description And Configuration SYMBOL FUNCTION DESCRIPTION Logic Supply...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams IEC LOGIC SYMBOLS PINOUT DIAGRAM TOP VIEW PIN DESCRIPTION PIN No SYMBOL NAME AND FUNCTION External Capacitor Con- 1, 15 1T1, 2T1 nections External Resistor/ 2, 14 1T2, 2T2 Capacitor Connections Direct Reset Inputs 3, 13 1CD, 2CD (Active Low) Trigger Inputs (LOW to 4, 12...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams T C A 2 0 0 2 P I N O U T BIASCAP INV2 FBKP2 OAOUT2 DCMP BBM0 FBKN2 BBM1 VPWR MUTE FBKP1 INV1 FBKN1 OAOUT1 HMUTE AGND VPPSENSE OVRLDB VNNSENSE OCD1 OCD2 T C A 2 0 0 2 P I N D E S C R I P T I O N Function Description Bandgap reference times two (typically 2.5VDC).
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams G Package (SMD-8B) EXTERNAL CURRENT LIMIT (X) Pin: (Y, R or F package only) Input pin for external current limit adjustment, remote ON/OFF, and synchronization. A connection to SOURCE pin disables all functions on this pin. Pin Functional Description MULTI-FUNCTION (M) Pin: (P or G package only) DRAIN (D) Pin: This pin combines the functions of the LINE-SENSE (L) and...
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Integrated Circuit Diagrams Product Name Signal Description (Continued) Signal Signal Name Type Description Name Type Description Non Maskable Interrupt Timer 1:0 External Clock Inputs Holding this pin high for 24 oscillator periods triggers an interrupt. T1:0 When timer 1:0 operates as a counter, a falling edge on the T1:0 pin When using the Product Name as a pin-for-pin replacement for a 8xC51 increments the count.
SERVICE MANUAL REVISION HISTORY Date Revision Description of Change Change Driven Pages Level Affected 1/08 Document released at revision 00. Service manual initial release...
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SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Bose Corporation The Mountain Framingham Massachusetts USA 01701 P/N: 294963-SM Rev. 00 1/2008 (P) http://serviceops.bose.com...