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LC75386NE - Electronic Volume and Tone Control

General Description

Pin No.

Single-ended inputs Function Notes 50 49 63 64 L5M L5P R5M R5P Differential inputs 48 1 LSEL0 RSEL0 Input selector outputs 47 2 LVRIN RVRIN 2-dB step volume control inputs

Key Features

  • On-chip buffer amplifiers minimize the number of external components required.
  • The low level of switching noise generated from internal switches due to fabrication in a CMOS process minimizes switching noise when no input signals are present.
  • The use of built-in zero-cross switching circuits minimizes switching noise when input signals are present.
  • Built-in VDD/2 reference voltage generation circuit.
  • All controls are controlled from CCB serial dat.

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Ordering number : EN*5937 CMOS IC LC75386NE Electronic Volume and Tone Control for Car Stereo Systems Preliminary Overview The LC75386NE is an electronic volume and tone control IC that can implement a wide range of functions including volume, balance, fader, bass and treble controls, loudness, input switching, and input gain control with a minimal number of external components. Features • On-chip buffer amplifiers minimize the number of external components required. • The low level of switching noise generated from internal switches due to fabrication in a CMOS process minimizes switching noise when no input signals are present. • The use of built-in zero-cross switching circuits minimizes switching noise when input signals are present.