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NTE7050 - Integrated Circuit Phase Lock Loop (PLL) Stereo Decoder

Description

The NTE7050 is a Phase Lock Loop (PLL) stereo decoder with cassette head amplifiers in a 16

Lead DIP type package designed especially for car radios.

This device has SDS circuitry where fluctuating signal strength can cause demodulation noise and distortion.

Features

  • D A Voltage.
  • Controlled Oscillator D A Pilot Presence Detector and an Automatic Mono/Stereo Switch D A Matrix and Two Amplifiers for the Left and Right Output Signal D Two Output Buffers with 10dB Gain and Low Output Impedance D Mute Circuit D A Source Selector for Radio or Cassette D An Input Amplifier of which the Gain can be Adjusted by means of an External Input Resistor D A Pilot Cancelling Circuit for an Extra Suppression of the Pilot Signal of 15dB D An Signal Dependent Stereo (SD.

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Part number NTE7050
Manufacturer NTE Electronics (defunct)
File Size 36.50 KB
Description Integrated Circuit Phase Lock Loop (PLL) Stereo Decoder
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NTE7050 Integrated Circuit Phase Lock Loop (PLL) Stereo Decoder Description: The NTE7050 is a Phase Lock Loop (PLL) stereo decoder with cassette head amplifiers in a 16–Lead DIP type package designed especially for car radios. This device has SDS circuitry where fluctuating signal strength can cause demodulation noise and distortion. The stereo decoder is compensated for a typical IF filter with a roll–off frequency of 50kHz (2dB down at 38kHz).
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