NTE1800 - Integrated Circuit TV Multiplex Sound Decoder

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Part number	NTE1800
Manufacturer	NTE
File Size	23.87 KB
Description	Integrated Circuit TV Multiplex Sound Decoder
Datasheet	NTE1800 Datasheet
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Description

The NTE1800 Multiplexed Sound Decoder is a linear integrated circuit in a 30 Lead DIP type package that incorporates the SAP demodulation and the L, R matrix circuits required to demodulate multiplexed sound signals on the US NTSC system.

Features

mode switching to facilitate the use of remote control, and can be interfaced easily to the NTE1801 dbx Noise Reduction Decoder IC. Features: D Mode switching for remote control D Built.
in muting function D Pilot cancel circuit D 8.0 to 13.2V power supply D 300mVrms (MONO) composite signal input voltage D 30.
pin plastic shrink DIP D Easily interfaced to the NTE1801 Functions: D Pilot signal D SAP signal D Stereo demodulation D SAP demodulation D Mode switching D Stereo and SAP di.

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Published: May 9, 2005 |