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lmv1024

Manufacturer Part Number
lmv1024
Description
Ic Pre Amp Mic Mono Ab Adc 6usmd
Manufacturer
National Semiconductor Corporation
Datasheet
© 2009 National Semiconductor Corporation
PDM Output with Pre-Amplifier for Electret Microphones
General Description
National’s LMV1024 and LMV1026 stereo amplifiers are so-
lutions for the new generation of voice enrichment capabili-
ties. National has integrated sigma delta modulation and
analog cores to improve the voice quality and the perfor-
mance and to support designer’s choices.
Each 20 kHz preamplifier drives a Pulse Density Modulated
(PDM) signal at an over sampled 60 bit stream, offering ver-
satility. These solutions provide immediate conversion to high
performance audio spectrum, thus completing a high quality
audio system. The LMV1024 and LMV1026 operate from
1.6V to 3V.
National’s new adjustable clock frequency technology is de-
signed for stereo, performance and ease of use. The stereo
function is either a rising or falling edge clock command. The
high drive, robust PDM signal directly from an ECM (Electret
Condenser Microphone), upgrades existing lower quality,
low-level signal constraints.
These advanced mixed signal preamplifiers cleanly, accu-
rately and creatively eliminate older, poorer quality systems,
which restricted performance and versatility. The 4-wire PDM
signaling reduces RF noise and simplifies layout. Using
National’s PDM solutions is the choice for higher quality mono
or stereo and multi-array applications.
National’s 518uA circuits deliver stereo portability with audio
quality bandwidth. These solutions enable rapid system eval-
uation and enhance consumer satisfaction. National provides
the LMV1024 and LMV1026 in 6-bump micro SMD packages
with 1 kg adhesion properties.
Typical Application
For a stereo application, see STEREO OPERATION in the Application Section.
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LMV1024/LMV1026 (Stereo)
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Features
(Typical V
V
Applications
INPUT
Enhanced high-performance, full PDM output from the el-
ement
Stereo chipset and array routing
SNR A-weighted
Digital A-weighted noise floor
Supply current
Clock frequency
Total harmonic distortion
Power supply rejection ratio
Adhesion technology >1 kg
Highly integrated stereo or mono signaling
Maximized system performance
Reduced components and layout
RF (buzz noise) managed with 4 wire signaling
Thinnest 0.35 mm micro SMD packaging
Digital output audio subsystems and stereo arrays
Electret condenser microphones with all digital output
Portable communications and small form factor
Digital audio computing or voice security
Automotive or array systems
Headphone and Headset accessories
= 18 mV
DD
= 1.8V, CLOCK = 1.2 MHz, f
PP
, unless otherwise specified)
20133475
400 kHz to 2.4 MHz
OBSOLETE
INPUT
www.national.com
July 20, 2009
−89 dBFS
= 1 kHz,
518 µA
100 dB
0.03%
59 dB

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lmv1024 Summary of contents

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... National’s 518uA circuits deliver stereo portability with audio quality bandwidth. These solutions enable rapid system eval- uation and enhance consumer satisfaction. National provides the LMV1024 and LMV1026 in 6-bump micro SMD packages with 1 kg adhesion properties. Typical Application For a stereo application, see STEREO OPERATION in the Application Section. ...

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... THD < GND, Test Signal Hz, 100 mV PP LMV1024: On Rising Edge of the CLOCK LMV1026: On Falling Edge of the CLOCK LMV1024: On Falling Edge of the CLOCK LMV1026: On Rising Edge of the CLOCK 2 201334 Version 3 Revision 4 Print Date/Time: 2009/07/20 17:12:49 (Note 1) 400 kHz to 2.4 MHz = ...

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... V = GND, Test Signal 217 IN DD Hz, 100 mV PP LMV1024: On Rising Edge of the CLOCK LMV1026: On Falling Edge of the CLOCK LMV1024: On Falling Edge of the CLOCK LMV1026: On Rising Edge of the CLOCK , θ and T . The maximum allowable power dissipation at any ambient temperature is J(MAX Print Date/Time: 2009/07/20 17:12: ...

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... The user adjustable clock frequency ranges from 400 kHz to 2.4 MHz. Over sampled bitstream output. Data is valid if clock is LOW (LMV1024). The data of the LMV1026 data is valid when clock is HIGH. When the data is not valid the data output is Hi-Z ...

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... Typical Performance Characteristics LMV1024 with V = 1.8V, Clock Duty Cycle = 50% and a 100 nF capacitor is placed between V DD Supply Current vs. Supply Voltage @ CLOCK = 1.2 MHz Supply Current vs. Supply Voltage CLOCK = OFF SNR, SINAD and -THD vs. Input Amplitude @ CLOCK = 960 kHz, 8 kHz Audio BW 201334 Version 3 Revision 4 Unless otherwise specified, measurements are performed on an Supply Current vs ...

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SNR, SINAD and -THD vs. Input Amplitude @ CLOCK = 1.92 MHz, 16 kHz Audio BW SNR, SINAD and -THD vs. Output @ CLOCK = 408 kHz, 3.4 kHz Audio BW SNR, SINAD and -THD vs. Output @ CLOCK = ...

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SNR, SINAD and -THD vs. Output @ CLOCK = 2.4 MHz, 20 kHz Audio BW SINAD vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 960 kHz, 8 kHz Audio BW SINAD vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 1.92 MHz, 16 kHz Audio BW 201334 ...

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Noise vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 408 kHz, 3.4 kHz Audio BW Noise vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 1.2 MHz, 10 kHz Audio BW Noise vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 2.4 MHz, 20 kHz Audio BW www.national.com 20133459 20133461 20133444 ...

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PSRR vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 2.4 MHz Output vs. Input Amplitude @ CLOCK = 960 kHz, 8 kHz Audio BW Output vs. Input Amplitude @ CLOCK = 1.92 MHz, 16 kHz Audio BW 201334 Version 3 Revision 4 Output ...

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Output vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 408 kHz, 3.4 kHz Audio BW Output vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 1.2 MHz, 10 kHz Audio BW Output vs. Frequency @ CLOCK = 2.4 MHz, 20 kHz Audio BW www.national.com 20133468 20133470 20133438 ...

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... BUILT-IN PRE-AMPLIFIER / ADC The LMV1024/LMV1026 are offered in a space saving small 6-bump micro SMD package in order to fit inside small ECM canisters. The LMV1024 or LMV1026 IC is placed on the PCB. This PCB forms the bottom of the microphone, which is placed in the cell phone. FIGURE 2. Built-in Pre-Amplifier / ADC Figure 3 depicts a cross section of a microphone with the IC inside the ECM canister ...

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... Pa. A certain pressure on the electret of the microphone gives a certain voltage at the output of the microphone. Since the LMV1024 microphone has a digital output, the sensitivity will be stated in dB(Full Scale/Pascal) or dB(FS/Pa) as opposed www.national.com to conventional microphones. This section compares the var- ious microphone types and their sensitivity ...

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... The output is expressed in dBFS and therefore the sensitivity is also stated in dB(FS/Pa) in- stead of dB(V/Pa). To calculate the digital output (Data) in dBFS the following equation can be written for the LMV1024/ LMV1026: Where, P ...

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... REF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER is REF The ADC used in the LMV1024/LMV1026 is an one bit sigma delta converter with a Pulse Density Modulated output signal (PDM). The output of this ADC can be either High (one) or Low (zero). Assume that the LMV1024/LMV1026 input is at the minimum level. In that case the DATA output will produce almost only “ ...

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... The LMV1024 and the LMV1026 are designed to operate to- gether in a stereo solution with two microphones. One micro- phone will have a LMV1024 built-in and the other will have a LMV1026 built-in. These two microphones share the same interface lines to minimize wiring (Figure 9). ...

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Version 3 Revision 4 Print Date/Time: 2009/07/20 17:12:49 ...

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Physical Dimensions inches (millimeters) unless otherwise noted NOTE: UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 1. FOR SOLDER BUMP COMPOSITION, SEE “SOLDER INFORMATION” IN THE PACKAGING SECTION OF THE NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR WEB PAGE (www.national.com). 2. RECOMMEND NON-SOLDER MASK DEFINED LANDING PAD. 3. PIN A1 ...

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