TECHNICAL NOTE
High-performance Video Signal Switchers
Broadband Triple Circuits
Video Signal Switchers
BA7657S/F, BH7659FS
●Description
The BA7657S, BA7657F, and BH7659FS are ICs that have been developed for use in PC monitors, HDTVs (high definition
televisions), and other high-resolution display devices. In addition to their wide-range switching circuits for RGB signals,
HD signals, and VD signals, the BA7657S and BA7657F feature a separation (BUNRI) circuit for the synchronization signal that
is superposed on the G signal, while the BH7659FS features an on-chip switch for I2C bus signals (SDA and SCL).
These ICs can be used to simplify the input block configuration in advanced display devices.
●Features
1) Operates on 5 V single power supply.
2) Built-in wide-range RGB signal switches.
(BA7657S/F: fc = 230 MHz)
(BH7659FS: fc = 250 MHz)
3) Built-in switching circuit for HD signal and VD signal.
4) Built-in separation (BUNRI) circuit for synchronization signal superposed on G signal. (BA7657S/F)
5) Built-in switch for I2C bus signals (SDA and SCL). (BH7659FS)
6) Built-in power saving function. (BH7659FS)
●Use
PC monitors, Plasma displays, LCD monitors, and Other devices that use wide-range RGB signal switching.
●Lineup
Parameter
Circuit current (mA)
BA7657S/F
BH7659FS
35
25
14
Circuit current during low-power mode (mA)
RGB signal SW block frequency
characteristics (MHz)
―
230
250
Synchronization signal SW block circuit
configuration
2 digital switching circuits
4 CMOS analog switching circuits
Synchronization signal separation circuit
Package
―
SDIP24/SOP24
SSOP-A32
●Absolute Maximum Ratings(Ta=25℃)
Parameter
Symbol
VCC
Limits
8.0
Unit
Supply voltage
V
BA7657S
1200
Power
dissipation
BA7657F
Pd
550
mW
BH7659FS
800
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Topr
Tstg
-25~+75
-55~+125
℃
℃
※Deratings is done at 12mW/℃ (BA7657S), 5.5mW/℃ (BA7657F), 8mW/℃ (BA7659FS) above Ta=25℃.
●Operating Range(Ta=25℃)
Parameter
Symbol
VCC
Min.
4.5
Typ.
5.0
Max.
5.5
Unit
V
Supply voltage
※This product is not designed for protection against radioactive rays.
Aug.2008