zThermal design
50
40
37.5(1)
30
20 19.0(2)
(1) When using an infinite heat sink θj-c = 2.0
(°C/W)
(2) 100 × 100 × 2 (mm3) (when using an aluminum
heat sink)
(3) 50 × 50 × 2 (mm3) (when using an aluminum heat
sink)
(4) IC without heat sink operation.θj-a = 36.8 (°C /W)
Note: When using an aluminum heat sink, use a
tightening torque of 6 (Kg • cm) and apply
silicon grease.
8.0(3)
10
3.4(4)
0
25
50
75
100
125
150
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE:Ta〔℃〕
Fig.46 Power Dissipation Characteristics
Refer to the heat reduction characteristics illustrated in Fig. 46 when using the IC in an environment where Ta ≥ 25°C. The
characteristics of the IC are greatly influenced by the operating temperature. If the temperature is in excess of the maximum
junction temperature Tjmax, the elements of the IC may be deteriorated or damaged. It is necessary to give sufficient
consideration to the heat of the IC in view of two points; First, the protection of the IC from instantaneous damage and second,
the maintenance of the reliability of the IC in long-time operation.
In order to protect the IC from thermal destruction, it is necessary to operate the IC below the maximum junction temperature
Tjmax. The chip's (junction area) temperature Tj may rise considerably even when the IC is being used at room temperature
(25°C). Always operate the IC within the power dissipation Pd.
Vcc
Vref
Load
Fig.47
The maximum power consumption PMAX (W) can be calculated as described below, where A denotes the
maximum VCC1 input voltage and B denotes the maximum VCC2 input voltage:
I1 = Max. VDD output current
I2 = Max. AUDIO output current
I3 = Max. P.CON output current
I4 = Max. P.ANT output current
I5 = Max. AM output current
I6 = Max. SW5V output current
I7 = Max. ILM output current
• Power consumed by VDD
• Power consumed by AUDIO
• Power consumed by P.CON
• Power consumed by P.ANT
• Power consumed by AM
• Power consumed by SW5V
• Power consumed by ILM
• Power consumed by each circuit's current
P1 = (B-5.0 V) × I1
P2 = (A-8.12 V) × I2
P3 = 0.7 V × I3
P4 = 0.7 V × I4
P5 = (A-7.9 V) × I5
P6 = 0.7 V × I6
P7 = (A-10.3 V) × I7
P8 = A × Circuit current (circuit current is approximately 2 mA)
PMAX = P1 + P2 + P3 + P4 + P5 + P6 + P7 + P8
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