TOSHIBA TC9242P/F TOSHIBA BIPOLAR DIGITAL INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SILICON MONOLITHIC TC9242P, TC9242F QUARTZ PLL MOTOR CONTROL ‘The TC9242P, TC9242F are CMOS LSIs developed for Toone controlling the motor speed. Since an 8bit D/A converter system has been employed for each of the speed control system (AFC) and the phase control system (APC) Offers improved linearity. With frequency division ratios of 1/3, 1/4 and 1/5 the standard divider is ideal for laser scanner motors. 1P16-7-300-2.548 FEATURES rea242F © Crystal can be used up to 20MHz, and crystal reference dividing frequency is selectable from three positions of 1/3, 1/4 and 1/8. © Lock range can be selected from two positions of 1/20 and 1/27, © External oscillator makes possible fine adjustment of speed © Lock detection output and reverse rotation signal output are provided. © Package is DIPI6PIN and SOP16PIN. WISP sa0-0 54a - 1.009 yp} SOP16-P-300-1.27 : 0.16 (Typ. S0P16-P-300-1.27 PIN CONNECTIONS (TOP VIEW) ono veo a rout x crm ms ut arc fvTOSHIBA TC9242P/F BLOCK DIAGRAM x Crgn WW TEST pp ho 5 S © @ @ # o oe xs ram poole fscwars||srefgo- FL Mgaaen® LAY gee co Beal Le | scr | Leer SSI orn G-> poe schwarr wou ~ Os _ nec ow | Pee) 2] -sf a [. as @ FRR [+ | Grea ae a Udy ase GH | bwroed [omoen | Tomer! —“Lensdrdre FUNCTIONAL EXPLANATION OF EACH TERMINAL wo. [svmeou] IN NAME FUNCTIONAL & OPERATION EXPLANATION REMARKS 7 Foner Terminal 1 [cen [Ground Terminal = 2 |» _ [cast oxilation With a builtin ryt On feedbeck 3 xT verminal resistor. 4 | ms TReterence vided [switching of divided frequency fom the crystal reference | with bitin =e savers frequency divider into 1/3, 174 and 1/5 s posible pullup resto. 6 | Faw [Fc Putse mpur Terminal |Input terminal for pulse showing motor speed Wi a bain Tpeminal [Output terminal Tor mater phase contra] sytem Output [With a BUTT 7 ‘APC [APC Output Te 7 of 8bit D/A converter. buffer. Teal | Output terminal fr motor peed Conia] Spam, Outpat | With » Bava 8 AFC _ AFC Output Terminal of Bbit D/A converter. buffer. > av | Reverse Signal Output [Terminal for mot q MOS OUTPUT Reve erminal for motor reverse signal output. 7 Tock range Swiching [Terminal Tor switching motor speed With a bulla ° NAW | Terminal L=1/27, H ot NC=1/20. pull-up resistor. Tag] RUNTSTOP pe Motor RON/STOP signal Iaput Terminal L=RIN, Wor | With 2 bulein Teninal New stoP pulhup restr. Sap Torminay | Ts terminal becomes "A" when the moter speed 2 io Lock De 9 Ts " | within the lock range and otherwise “L". CMOS OUTPUT va | chm [Reference Frequency [Normally connected to CPout. For external fine MOS SCHMITT Input Terminal adjustment input from an external oxllator. Input Reference Frequency | Terminal for divided output from the crystal reference 8 Pour Output Terminal frequency divider. Normally connected to CPN. GMOS OUTPUT Output Terminal Tor 13 [esr | Oupet Termin (Output terminal for INTERNAL TEST. Generally open. =TOSHIBA TC9242P/F EXPLANATION OF OPERATION 1. Crystal Oscillation Terminals (X7,%q) © The crystal oscillator is used by connecting as shown below. srinven oar 3 CL of 10~30pF is appropriate. © Crystal oscillation frequency is calculated by the following equation according to number of FG pulses of a motor to be used. R fx= Gy FOX 128% (20 oF 27) XN (He) Note : (20 or 27): 20 at N/W="H" or NC 27 at N/W="L" Further, X: Crystal oscillation frequency, FG’ : No. of FG pulses generated per revolution of motor. N : Ratio of frequency division of the crystal reference frequency divider. N=3, 4, 5 (Refer to Item 9.) © Maximum operating frequency is above 20MHz and crystals up to 20MHz can be used. © If necessary, adjust Ro, Rs and CL to control noise from the crystal oscillator circuit or to control overtone oscillation. Note : The values in the table are the Ser (me) | Ro(O) | SCO) | LOOP) reference values. Determine the 20 = 220 2 values suitable for the 12 = 220 27 characteristics of the crystal used. 8 = 220 30 Note : When not using the crystal a5 22k — 30 oscillator circuit, always connect 15 47k = 30 pin 3 (XT) to GND as shown in the diagram to overcome the effects of noise and to reduce current consumption.