ASAHI KASEI

[AK4342]

MS0506-E-02

2006/07

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(4) Power Up the charge pump circuit, DAC and VCOM; PMCP bit = PMDAC bit = PMVCM bit = “0”

“1”

PVEE pin goes to PVEE voltage according to the setting of FS3-0 bits (See Table 9).

(5) When PMCP bit and PMHP bit (PMLO bit) are set to “1” at the same time or PMHP bit (PMLO bit) is set to “1”

during the charge pump circuit is powered-up, headphone (lineout) amplifier is powered-up after the charge pump

circuit is powered-up.

(6) Power Up the headphone (lineout) amplifiers; PMHP bit (PMLO bit) = “0”

“1”

The headphone (lineout) amplifiers are in mute state and have some DC offset. The power up time of headphone

(lineout) amplifiers depends on PUT1-0 bits and FS3-0 bits.

PMHP and PMLO bits should not be changed during this period.

(7) Release the mute state of headphone (lineout) amplifiers; HMUTEL bit = HMUTER bit (LMUTE bit) = “1”

“0”

The headphone (lineout) amplifiers are in the normal state after the transition time passes. The transition is

executed via soft changes. The transition time depends on PTS1-0 bits and FS3-0 bits.

LPGA4-0, PGAL4-0, PGAR4-0 and PGAC bits should not be changed during this period.

(8) Mute headphone (lineout) amplifiers: HMUTEL = HMUTER (LMUTE bit) = “0”

“1”

The headphone (lineout) amplifiers are in the mute state after the transition time passes. The transition is executed

via soft changes. The transition time depends on PTS1-0 bits and FS3-0 bits.

LPGA4-0, PGAL4-0, PGAR4-0 and PGAC bits should not be changed during this period.

(9) Power-down the headphone (lineout) amp; PMHP bit (PMLO bit) = “1”

“0”

The headphone (lineout) amplifiers are powered-down. The power-down time of headphone (lineout) amplifiers

depend on PUT1-0 bits and FS3-0 bits.

PMHP and PMLO bits should not be changed during this period.

(10) Power down the charge pump circuit, DAC and VCOM; PMCP bit = PMDAC bit = PMVCM bit = “1”

“0”

PVEE pin becomes “0V” according to the time constant of internal resistor and capacitor of PVEE and HVEE

pins. Internal resistor is typically 17.5k

Ω. The charge pump circuit may be powered-up during this period.