FFP
MFP
Electrical Characteristics (Cont’d): (TA = +25°C unless otherwise specified)
Parameter Symbol Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
Supply Current I7@ Pin7 V7 = 30V – – 22 mA
Operating Voltage V2@ Pin2 10 –30 V
Saturation Voltage to GND LV8A @ Pin8 V7 = 80V, I8 = 0.1A –0.06 0.6 V
LV8B V7 = 80V, I8 = 1A –0.37 1.0 V
Saturation Voltage to V7HV8A V7 = 30V, I8 = –0.1A –1.3 1.6 V
HV8B V7 = 30V, I8 = –1A –1.7 2.4 V
Saturation Voltage to V7 in FV8A V8 > V7, I8 = 0.1A –1.6 2.1 V
Flyback Mode FV8B V8 > V7, I8 = 1A –2.5 4.5 V
Flyback Transistor ON F2DA @ Pin2 V2/3 with I3 →2 = 0.1A –1.5 2.1 V
(Output = High State) F2DB & Pin3,
V = 30V V2/3 with I3 →2 = 1A –3.0 4.5 V
FSVA V2 = 30V V3/2 with I2 →3 = 0.1A –0.8 1.1 V
FSVB V3/2 with I2 →3 = 0.1A –2.2 4.5 V
Flyback Transistor OFF
(Output = V7 – V8)FCI @ Pin2
& Pin3 V7 = V2 = 30V,
Leakage Current Pin2 – – 170 µA
Note 1. Frame Period Ratio =
Application Notes:
The NTE1888 performs all the video and power functions required to provide signals for the direct
drive of the line darlington and frame yoke. It contains:
DA shunt regulator
DA synchronization separator
DAn integrated frame separator without external components
DA saw–tooth generator for the frame
DA power amplifier for direct drive of frame yoke (short circuit protected)
DAn open collector output for the line darlington drive
DA line phase detector and a voltage control oscillator
Synchronization Separator
The slice level of sync separation is fixed by the value of external resistors controlled by an
internally fixed voltage.
Frame Separator
The sync–pulse allows the discharge of the external capacitor by a 2 x I current. Capacitor
discharge is held by VZ/2, and a frame sync pulse permits the complete discharge of the capci-
tor to provide current for the other parts of the circuit.
Line Oscillator
The oscillator thresholds are internally fixed by resistors. The discharge of the capacitor de-
pends on a internal resistor.
Phase Comparator
The sync–pulse drives the current in the comparator. The line flyback integrated by the exter-
nal network gives a sawtooth on Pin11. The comparator output provides a positive current for
the part of the signal on Pin11 greater than VCC and a negative current for the other part. When
the line flyback and the video signal are synchronized, the output of the comparator is an alter-
natively negative and positive current. The frame sync–pulse inhibits the comparator to pre-
vent frequency drift of the line oscillator on the frame beginning.