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LM1812 Datasheet(HTML) 5 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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5 / 10 page ![]() Application Hints (Continued) Where additional power is desired a pulse amplifier or a pulse stretcher can be used as shown in Figure 7 The pulse amplifier ( Figure 7a ) increases output current up to 5A The pulse stretcher ( Figure 7b ) increases output current and pulse width The wider pulse of Figure 7b is especially useful at lower frequencies where the relatively narrow 1 ms pulse creates a large peak current demand for a given power lev- el Pulse width as a function of R is plotted in Figure 8 Pin 8 performs the function of switching the LM1812 into either the transmit or receive mode When pin 8 is held high the chip is in the transmit mode When held low it is in the receive mode The input current at pin 8 should be designed to operate withina1mA – 10mA range RECEIVER The receiver section ( Figure 9 ) contains two separate gain stages In some applications large voltages are applied across the transducer during transmit Since the receiver input is cou- TLH7892 – 7 FIGURE 7a Pulse Amplifier pled to the transducer some protection is necessary to limit the input current spikes to less than 50 mA Where the volt- age across the transducer is less than 200 Vp-p a C4 reac- tance of 5 kX at the operating frequency is adequate pro- tection Above 200 Vp-p a5kX resistor should be inserted in series with C4 Since the L1-C1 tank circuit is shared with the oscillator both the transmitter and receiver are always tuned to the same frequency The second stage voltage gain is given by AV e Q 70 0L1C1 (4) where Q e unloaded Q of L1-C1 tank When the LM1812 is in the transmit mode the second gain stage is turned OFF When switching back to the receive mode the gain stage does not turn ON immediately but instead turns ON after a slight delay as programmed by C9 This delay blanks the receiver (and therefore the detector) momentarily giving the transducer time to stop ringing TLH7892 – 8 FIGURE 7b Pulse Stretcher TLH7892 – 9 FIGURE 8 Pulse Stretcher Resistance vs Pulse Width AV e 24 dB TLH7892 – 10 FIGURE 9 Receiver Section 5 |
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