ATR0881
ATR0881 is 3-output Laser Driver manufactured by Atmel.
Features
- Two High-side Outputs for Grounded Red Laser Diodes
- Total Output Current up to 700 m A at VLD = 3.8V
- One Low-side Output for Floating Blue Laser Diode
- Total Output Current up to 550 m A, External LD Supply Voltage
- Five Channels with Gain DACs
- Two Current Inputs for Read and Write Channels
- Channel 2 Current Contribution up to 350 m A
- LVDS-patible Enable Inputs at Channels 2, 3, 4 and HFM
- Optional Sync Drive Technology for Increased Timing Accuracy
- mon Enable Input for All Channels
- Low-EMI High-Frequency Modulator (HFM) with Wiper
- Frequency Range 200 MHz to 500 MHz
- Swing up to 100 m App
- Erase Modulation Supported
3-output Laser Driver with 5 Channels and Serial Interface ATR0881 Preliminary Summary
- Serial Interface (SPI and TWI) with Write and Read Operation
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- LD Output Channel Gains and Input Current Source Overcurrent Protection HFM Frequency and Swing HFM Frequency Measurement LVDS/Single Ended Input Configurations Sync Drive Mode Temperature Monitor Blue LD Voltage Monitor
- Small, Pb-free, 24-pin, Paddle-up Package 4 mm × 4 mm
Applications
- Blu-ray/DVD/CD Recordable Drives
- Blu-ray bo Drives
Benefits
- The Serial Interface Yields the Following Benefits:
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- - Low Pin Count and Small Package Flexible Channel Configurations Digital Gain Control High Accuracy of HFM Frequency
NOTE: This is a summary document. The plete document is available. For more information, please contact your local Atmel sales office.
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1. Description
The ATR0881 is a laser diode driver designed to operate two grounded red laser diodes for CD and DVD and one floating blue laser diode for Blu-ray. The floating blue laser diode needs an extra supply voltage VH. The serial interface (SPI and TWI supported) makes ATR0881 very flexible and configurable for a wide range of applications. Five channels can be assigned to one of the two reference current inputs IR and IW. The channel gains can be individually set by DACs....