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4 / 8 page ![]() Application Notes The THAT 1240, 1243, and 1246 are precision differential amplifiers with gains of zero, -3 and -6 dB respectively, and are primarily intended as balanced line receivers for pro audio. However, their topology lends itself to other applications as well. Figures 3 and 4 show the THAT 1240 and THAT 1246 configured as zero and -6 dB line receiv- ers respectively. These devices can be used to retrofit circuits currently using the SSM 2141, INA134, SSM2143, or INA137. While the THAT 1240 and THAT 1246 are form, fit and functionally compatible with their competitors’ equivalent versions, their slew rate and bandwidth are superior. Like other amplifiers of this type, all of THAT Corporation’s line receivers can accept common mode voltages that exceed the power supply rails. Consider Figure 2. Assume that the circuit is con- figured as shown, but with no differential excitation. In+ and In- are shorted together, as are Vout and Sense. Ref is tied to ground. a and b will be held at the same voltage by feedback. The maximum voltage allowed at the internal node a is VCC minus 2V, while the minimum voltage is V EE plus 2V. The voltage at a can be calculated aVPK CM = - + [ ] R4 R3 R4 Isolating V PK-CM, we see that Va PK CM RR R - + = [] 43 4 Thus, the maximum input in dBu would be VIN dbu Vcc V RR R max . log () [] - ´ = é ë ê ê ù û ú ú - + 20 2 2 43 4 0775 With ±18V supplies, the THAT 1240 can tolerate a maximum common mode input of 29.3 dBu. Un- der the same conditions, the THAT1243 can tolerate 30.0 dBu and the THAT 1246 can tolerate 32.9 dBu. These numbers are slightly higher than the datasheet specifications, since they’re calculated with a slightly higher supply voltage. Also note that high levels of common mode input compromise the maximum dif- ferential mode signal that can be handled by these ICs. Figure 5 shows a THAT 1240 configured as a pre- cision summing amplifier. This circuit uses both the In+ and Ref pins as inputs. Refering to Figure 2, it can be shown by superposition that the voltage at a will be aIn R R RR R RR =+ + ++ ( ) [][] 4 43 3 43 ef THAT Corporation; 45 Sumner Street; Milford, Massachusetts 01757-1656; USA Tel: +1 (508) 478-9200; Fax: +1 (508) 478-0990; Web: www.thatcorp.com Page 4 Balanced Line Receiver ICs Preliminary Information Vout 6 In+ 3 In- 2 U1 1240 Hi Lo Hi - Lo Sense Ref 1 5 Figure 3. Zero dB line receiver Vout 6 In+ 3 In- 2 U1 1246 Hi Lo (Hi-Lo )*0.5 Sense Ref 1 5 Figure 4. -6 dB line receiver Vout 6 In+ 3 In- 2 U1 1240 In+ Ref (In+)+ Ref Sense Ref 1 5 Figure 5. Precision summing circuit |
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