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Picture-In-Picture (PIP) controller

SAB9076H

FEATURES

Display

Twin PIP in interlaced mode at 8-bit resolution

Sub-title mode features built in

Large display fine positioning area, both channels
independent

Only 2 Mbit required as external VDRAM
(2

1 Mbit or 1

2 Mbit)

Four 8-bit Analogue Digital Converters (ADCs; > 7-bit
performance) with clamp circuit

Most PIP modes handle interlaced pictures without joint
line error

Two PLLs which generate the line-locked clocks for the
acquisition channels

Display PLL to generate line-locked clock for the display

Three 8-bit Digital Analogue Converters (DACs)

4 : 1 : 1 data format

Data reduction factors 1 to 1, 1 to 2, 1 to 3 and 1 to 4,
horizontal and vertical independent.

C-bus programmable

Single and double PIP modes can be set

Full field still mode available

Several aspect ratios can be handled

Reduction factors can be set freely

Selection of vertical filtering type

Freeze of live pictures

Fine tuned display position, H (8-bit), V (8-bit),
both channels independent

Fine tuned acquisition area, H (4-bit), V (8-bit),
both channels independent

Eight main borders, sub-borders and background
colours selectable

Border and background brightness adjustable, 30%,
50%, 70% and 100% IRE

Several type of decoder input signals can be set.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The SAB9076H is a picture-in-picture controller for NTSC
TV-sets. The circuit contains ADCs, reduction circuitry,
memory control, display control and DACs.

The device inserts one or two live video signals with
original or reduced sizes into a live video signal. All video
signals are expected to be analog baseband signals.
The conversion into the digital environment and back to
the analog environment is carried out on chip. Internal
clocks are generated by two acquisition PLLs and a
display PLL.

Due to the two PIP channels and a large external memory
a wide range of PIP modes are offered. The emphasis is
put on single-PIP, double-PIP, split-screen mode and a
many multi-PIP modes.

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BLOCK DIAGRAM

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SAV

bias

MAV

DDD

MAV

SSD

MAV

DDA

MAV

SSA

SAV

refT

SAV

refB

DAV

DDD

DAV

SSD

DAV

DDA

DAV

SSA

TACLK

TDCLK

TM2

TM1

TM0

SCL

SDA

POR

MCV

DDD

MCV

SSD

DCV

SSD

DCV

DDD

SSD

DDD

SCV

SSD

SCV

DDD

SPV

DDA

SPV

SSA

DPV

SSA

DPV

DDA

MPV

DDA

MPV

SSA

100

SAV

DDD

SAV

SSD

SAV

DDA

SAV

SSA

DDD

SSD

DDD

SSD

CAS

RAS

DAO0 to DAO7

32, 34, 36,

38, 39, 37,

35, 33

DAI0 to DAI7

23, 25, 27,

29, 30, 28,

26, 24

AD0 to AD8

51, 53, 55,

57, 58, 56,

54, 52, 50

DAV

bias

DAV

refT

DAV

refB

DFB

DAC

AND

BUFFER

CLAMP AND ADC

MAV

bias

MAV

refT

MAV

refB

CLAMP AND ADC

SPH

sync

SPV

bias

PLL AND CLOCK

GENERATOR

HORIZONTAL

AND

VERTICAL

FILTER

HORIZONTAL

AND

VERTICAL

FILTER

MPH

sync

MPV

bias

PLL AND CLOCK

GENERATOR

DPH

sync

DPV

bias

PLL AND CLOCK

GENERATOR

LINE MEMORY

VDRAM CONTROL AND (RE-) FORMATTING

DISPLAY

CONTROL

LINE MEMORY

C-BUS CONTROL

LINE MEMORY

SAB9076H

Fig.1 Block diagram.

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PINNING

SYMBOL

PIN

I/O

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

MPV

bias

I/O

E027

analog bias reference for main channel

MPH

sync

HPP01

horizontal synchronization input for main channel

MAV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for main channel ADCs and PLLs

MAV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for main channel ADCs and PLLs

MAV

bias

E027

analog bias reference input for main channel ADCs

E027

analog U input for main channel

MAV

refT

E027

analog top reference voltage input for main channel ADCs

E027

analog V input for main channel

MAV

refB

E027

analog bottom reference voltage input for main channel ADCs

E027

analog Y input for main channel

MAV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for main channel ADCs

MAV

SSA

I/O

E009

analog ground for main channel ADCs

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for main-channel core

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for main-channel core

MCV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for main-clock buffer

MCV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for main-clock buffer

sync

HPP01

vertical synchronization input for main channel

TDCLK

HPP01

test clock input for display

HPP01

test control input

TM0

HPP01

test mode 0 input

TM1

HPP01

test mode 1 input

n.c.

not connected

DAI0

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 0

DAI7

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 7

DAI1

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 1

DAI6

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 6

DAI2

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 2

DAI5

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 5

DAI3

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 3

DAI4

HPP01

data bus input from memory; bit 4

OPF20

memory data transfer output; active LOW

DAO0

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 0

DAO7

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 7

DAO1

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 1

DAO6

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 6

DAO2

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 2

DAO5

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 5

DAO3

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 3

DAO4

OPF20

data bus output to memory; bit 4

OPF20

memory shift clock output

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DCV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for display-clock buffer

DCV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for display-clock buffer

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for display core

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for display core

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for peripherals

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for peripherals

OPF20

memory write enable output; active LOW

CAS

OPF20

memory column address strobe output; active LOW

RAS

OPF20

memory row address strobe output; active LOW

AD8

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 8

AD0

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 0

AD7

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 7

AD1

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 1

AD6

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 6

AD2

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 2

AD5

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 5

AD3

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 3

AD4

OPF20

memory address bus output; bit 4

HPF01

C-bus address 0 selection input

SCL

HPF01

shift clock input for I

C-bus

SDA

I/O

IOI41

shift I

C-bus input data; acknowledge I

C-bus output data

POR

HUP07

power-on reset input

TACLK

HPP01

test clock input for acquisition

sync

HPP01

vertical synchronization input for sub-channel

SCV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for sub-clock buffer

SCV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for sub-clock buffer

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for sub-channel core

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for sub-channel core

SAV

SSA

I/O

E009

analog ground for sub-channel ADCs

SAV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for sub-channel ADCs

E027

analog Y input for sub-channel

SAV

refB

E027

analog bottom reference input voltage for sub-channel ADCs

E027

analog V input for sub-channel

SAV

refT

E027

analog top reference input voltage for sub-channel ADCs

E027

analog U input for sub-channel

SAV

bias

I/O

E027

analog bias reference input/output for sub-channel ADCs

SAV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for sub-channel ADCs and PLLs

SAV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for sub-channel ADCs and PLLs

SPH

sync

HPP01

horizontal synchronization input for sub-channel

SPV

bias

I/O

E027

analog bias reference input/output for sub-channel

SPV

SSA

I/O

E009

analog ground for sub-channel PLL

SYMBOL

PIN

I/O

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

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Table 1

Pin type explanation

SPV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for sub-channel PLL

DAV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for DACs

DAV

SSA

I/O

E009

analog ground for DACs

DAV

bias

E027

analog bias voltage reference input for DACs

E027

analog Y output of DAC

DAV

refT

E027

analog top reference input voltage for DACs

E027

analog V output of DAC

DAV

refB

E027

analog bottom reference input voltage for DACs

E027

analog U output of DAC

DAV

SSD

I/O

E009

digital ground for DACs

DAV

DDD

I/O

E030

digital positive power supply for DACs

DFB

OPF20

fast blanking control output signal

sync

HPP01

vertical synchronization input for display channel

DPH

sync

HPP01

horizontal synchronization input for display PLL

DPV

bias

I/O

E027

analog bias voltage reference input/output for display PLL

DPV

SSA

I/O

E009

analog ground for display PLL

DPV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for display PLL

MPV

DDA

I/O

E030

analog positive power supply for main channel PLL

MPV

SSA

100

I/O

E009

analog ground for main channel PLL

PIN TYPE

DESCRIPTION

E030

pin; diode to V

E009

pin; diode to V

E027

analog input pin; diode to V

and V

HPF01

digital input pin; CMOS levels, diode to V

HPP01

digital input pin; CMOS levels, diode to V

and V

HUP07

digital input pin; CMOS levels with hysteresis, pull-up resistor to V

, diode to V

and V

IOI41

C-bus pull-down output stage; CMOS input levels, diode to V

OPF20

digital output pin; CMOS levels

SYMBOL

PIN

I/O

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

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MPVbias

MPHsync

MAVSSD

MAVDDD

MAVbias

MAVrefT

MAVrefB

MAVDDA

MAVSSA

MVSSD

MVDDD

MCVDDD

MCVSSD

MVsync

TDCLK

TM0

TM1

n.c.

DAI0

DAI7

DAI1

DAI6

DAI2

DAI5

DAI3

DAI4

DAO0

DAO7

DAO1

DAO6

DAO2

DAO5

DAO3

DAO4

DCV

SSD

DCV

DDD

SSD

DDD

CAS

RAS

AD8

SPVbias
SPHsync
SAVSSD
SAVDDD
SAVbias
SU

SAVrefT

SAVrefB
SY

SAVDDA
SAVSSA
SVSSD
SVDDD
SCVDDD
SCVSSD
SVsync

TACLK

POR

SDA

SCL

AD4

AD3

AD5

AD2

AD6

AD1

AD7

AD0

MPV

SSA

MPV

DDA

DPV

DDA

DPV

SSA

DPV

bias

DPH

sync

DFB

DAV

DDD

DAV

SSD

DAV

refB

DAV

refT

DAV

bias

DAV

SSA

DAV

DDA

SPV

DDA

SPV

SSA

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Pixel rate

The internal chrominance format used is 4 : 1 : 1. It is
expected that the bandwidth of the input signals is limited
to 4.5 MHz for the Y input and 1.125 MHz for the U/V input.

The Y input is sampled with a 1728

HS (

27.0 MHz)

clock and is filtered and down sampled to the internal
864

HS (

13.5 MHz) pixel rate.

The U and V inputs are multiplexed and sampled with a
432

HS clock and down sampled to the internal

216

HS (

3.375 MHz) pixel rate.

Acquisition area

Synchronisation is achieved via the acquisition H

Sync

and

sync

pins. With the acquisition fine positioning added to a

system constant the starting point of the acquisition can be
controlled.

The acquisition area is 672 pixels/line and 228 lines/field
for NTSC. Both main and sub-channels are equivalent in
handling the data.

Display mode

The internal display pixel rate is 864

DPH

sync

which is

13.5 MHz. This pixel rate is up sampled by interpolation to
1728

DPH

sync

before the DAC stage.

Display area

The display background is an area of 696 pixels and
238 lines. This can be put on/off by the BGON bit
independent of the PIPON bit. This area can be moved by
the display background fine positioning (BGHFP and
BGVFP registers). Its colour is determined by the BGCOL
and BGBRT registers.

Within this area PIPs are defined dependent on the PIP
mode. The PIP sizes are determined by the display
reduction factors as is shown in Table 2.

The display fine positioning determines the location of the
PIPs with respect to the background. Sub-channel and
main channel both have their independent PIP size and
location control, which is shown in Fig.3.

Table 2

PIP sizes

REDUCTION

H/1

H/2

H/3

H/4

V/1

V/2

V/3

V/4

Pixels

672

336

224

168

Lines

228

114

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BGHFP

BGVFP

MAIN CHANNEL

SUB CHANNEL

SAHFP

MAVFP

238 lines

MAHFP

SAVFP

696 pixels

PIP modes

The two independent acquisition channels can be
controlled independently on the display side. A wide
variety of modes is possible but a subset of 7 modes is
fixed and can be set easily by the I

C-bus. An overview of

the preconditioned modes is given in Table 3. For all PIP
modes the main and sub-display fine positioning must be
set to obtain a display configuration.

ATA TRANSFER

The internal data path has an 8-bit resolution and 4 : 1 : 1
data format. The communication to the external VDRAM
takes place at 864

sync

(both display and acquisition).

Approximately 800 8-bit words can be fetched from the
external VDRAM in one display line which is not enough to
display one complete display line with true 8-bit resolution.

Two methods of reducing data are available. One is simply
skipping the 8-bit to 6-bit (SKIP6, I

C-bus bit) and the other

is a small form of data reduction to come from 8-bit to 6-bit
(SMART6, I

C-bus bit). If both bits are set to logic 0 the

device is in true 8-bit resolution mode. For the twin PIP
mode the main channel is not placed in the VDRAM but in
an internal buffer, so still 8-bit resolution is achieved.

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Table 3

PIP modes

PIP

COMBINATIONS

Figures 4, 5 and 6 provide an overview of possible combinations as they can be shown on the screen.
An example of fine positioning is given in the right four columns of Table 3.

More PIP modes can be obtained by varying the horizontal and vertical reduction factors to meet correct aspect ratios
when using 16 : 9 screens.

PIP MODES

SUB-CHANNEL

MAIN CHANNEL

SUB-CHANNEL

MAIN CHANNEL

NAME

FIGURE

MODE

REDH

REDV

REDH

REDV

HFP

VFP

HFP

VFP

SP small

0000

SP medium

0000

SP large

0000

SP small

0000

SP medium

0000

SP large

0000

03H

46H

57H

46H

twin PIP

1001

03H

05H

57H

05H

MP3L

POP-left

0010

08H

46H

MR3R

POP-right

0010

72H

10H

MR3D

POP-double

0010

08H

10H

72H

10H

MP7

POP-double

0011

03H

05H

MP8

MP7

0011

03H

05H

44H

20H

MP4

Quatro

0001

03H

05H

03H

77H

MP9

0100

03H

05H

51H

3BH

MP16

0101

03H

05H

03H

05H

MP16

MP16 mix

0110

03H

05H

03H

77H

FFS

full field still

0000

03H

05H

FFL

full field live

1000

03H

05H

MAN

manual

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C-bus description

The I

C-bus provides bi-directional 2-line communication

between different ICs. The SDA line is the serial data line
and SCL serves as serial clock line. Both lines must be
connected to a positive supply via a pull-up resistor when
connected to the output stages of a device. Data transfer
may be initiated only when the bus is not busy.

The SAB9076H has the I

C-bus addresses 2C and 2E,

switchable by the pin A0. Valid Sub-Addresses (SA) are
00H to 18H (Table 4) and 20H to 32H (Table 6).

C-bus control is in accordance with the I

C-bus protocol.

First a START sequence must be put on the I

C-bus, then

the I

C-bus address of the circuit must be send, followed

by a subaddress. After this sequence the data of the
subaddresses must be sent. An auto-increment function
gives the option to send data of the incremented
subaddresses until a STOP sequence is send. Table 4
gives an overview of the I

C-bus addresses.

Table 4

Overview of I

C-bus sub-addresses

Note

1. The data bits which are not used should be set to zero.

DATA BYTE

BIT 7

BIT 6

BIT 5

BIT 4

BIT 3

BIT 2

BIT 1

BIT 0

00H

MPIPON

SPIPON

MFREEZE

SFREEZE

PIPMODE3

PIPMODE2

PIPMODE1

PIPMODE0

01H

note 1

M1FLD

S1FLD

note 1

DNONINT

MNONINT

SNONINT

02H

DFILT

FILLOFF

SMART6

SKIP6

YTH3

YTH2

YTH1

YTH0

03H

BGHFP3

BGHFP2

BGHFP1

BGHFP0

BGVFP3

BGVFP2

BGVFP1

BGVFP0

04H

SDHFP7

SDHFP6

SDHFP5

SDHFP4

SDHFP3

SDHFP2

SDHFP1

SDHFP0

05H

SDVFP7

SDVFP6

SDVFP5

SDVFP4

SDVFP3

SDVFP2

SDVFP1

SDVFP0

06H

MDHFP7

MDHFP6

MDHFP5

MDHFP4

MDHFP3

MDHFP2

MDHFP1

MDHFP0

07H

MDVFP7

MDVFP6

MDVFP5

MDVFP4

MDVFP3

MDVFP2

MDVFP1

MDVFP0

08H

MDREDH1

MDREDH0

MDREDV1

MDREDV0

SDREDH1

SDREDH0

SDREDV1

SDREDV0

09H

MAREDH1

MAREDH0

MAREDV1

MAREDV0

SAREDH1

SAREDH0

SAREDV1

SAREDV0

0AH

MAHFP3

MAHFP2

MAHFP1

MAHFP0

SAHFP3

SAHFP2

SAHFP1

SAHFP0

0BH

SAVFP7

SAVFP6

SAVFP5

SAVFP4

SAVFP3

SAVFP2

SAVFP1

SAVFP0

0CH

MAVFP7

MAVFP6

MAVFP5

MAVFP4

MAVFP3

MAVFP2

MAVFP1

MAVFP0

0DH

MLSEL3

MLSEL2

MLSEL1

MLSEL0

SLSEL3

SLSEL2

SLSEL1

SLSEL0

0EH

MBSEL3

MBSEL2

MBSEL1

MBSEL0

SBSEL3

SBSEL2

SBSEL1

SBSEL0

0FH

BHSIZE3

BHSIZE2

BHSIZE1

BHSIZE0

BVSIZE3

BVSIZE2

BVSIZE1

BVSIZE0

10H

note 1

SBON

SBBRT1

SBBRT0

note 1

SBCOL2

SBCOL1

SBCOL0

11H

note 1

SBSON

SBSBRT1

SBSBRT0

note 1

SBSCOL2

SBSCOL1

SBSCOL0

12H

note 1

MBON

MBBRT1

MBBRT0

note 1

MBCOL2

MBCOL1

MBCOL0

13H

note 1

MBSON

MBSBRT1

MBSBRT0

note 1

MBSCOL2

MBSCOL1

MBSCOL0

14H

note 1

BGON

BGBRT1

BGBRT0

note 1

SBGCOL2

SBGCOL1

SBGCOL0

15H

note 1

SVFILT

SUVPOL

SVSPOL

SHSYNC

SFPOL

16H

note 1

MVFILT

MUVPOL

MVSPOL

MHSYNC

MFPOL

17H

note 1

FBDEL2

FBDEL1

FBDEL0

DUVPOL

DVSPOL

DHSYNC

DFPOL

18H

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SA 00H PIP

The MPIPON and SPIPON bits switch respectively the
main and sub PIPs of the SAB9076H on or off.
The MFREEZE and SFREEZE bits make the current live
pictures for the channels main and sub frozen. The writing
to the VDRAM is stopped. The PIPMODE3 to PIPMODE0
bits set the PIP mode in accordance with Table 3.

SA 01H

DISPLAY REGISTER

The M1FLD and S1FLD

(1)

bits control the use of the

reserved second field in the VDRAM. If this bit is set to
logic 0 then address spaces are reserved for both fields in
the VDRAM. This avoids joint line errors. Whether these
address spaces are used is dependent on the interlacing
of the input signals and the three NONINT bits. If a 1FLD
bit is set to logic 1 then only 1 address space is used in the
VDRAM for both fields. In some PIP modes the use of a
second field is not possible since there is not enough
space in the VDRAM, in these modes the 1FLD bit must be
set to logic 1. DNONINT controls the interlace mode of the
display part. If set to logic 1 then data is only read from one
field in the VDRAM. If set to logic 0 then both fields (if
available) are used for display.

The MNONINT and SNONINT bits control the interlace
mode of the acquisition blocks. If set to logic 1 then data is
only written to one field in the VDRAM (two fields remain
allocated). If set to logic 0 then both fields (if available) are
used for acquisition.

SA 02H

DISPLAY REGISTER

The DFILT bit controls an interpolating filter that changes
the internal 864 pixels data rate to the output data rate of
2

864 pixels. If DFILT is set to logic 1 then the filter is on.

The FILLOFF bit controls filling of PIPs when the PIP mode
is switched. If FILLOFF is set to logic 0 then all PIPs are
filled with a 30% gray until their channel has been updated.
If FILLOFF is set to logic 1 then the VDRAM content is
always visible. This is useful when a new, `similar' to the
previous one, PIP mode is set. The previous data can then
be displayed.

The SMART6 and SKIP6 bits control the data transfer
mode to the external VDRAM. For modes which display a
complete line (672 pixels) a type of data reduction has to
be carried out.
Two transfer modes are available. One is simply skipping
the 8-bit data path to 6-bit (SKIP6). The other is carry out
an intelligent data reduction which retains an 8-bit
resolution (SMART6).

(1) The 1 FLD bits only operate when the NONINT bits of the

corresponding channel is set.

The YTH3 to YTH0 bits control the video output. If the
current Y-value is less then YTH

16 then the fast blank

is switched off, the original live background will be visible.
This feature can be used to pick up sub-titles and display
them as On-Screen Display (OSD) anywhere on the
screen.

SA 03H

DISPLAY BACKGROUND FINE POSITIONING REGISTER

The BGHFP3 to BGHFP0 bits control the horizontal
display positioning of the background. The resolution is
16 steps of 4 pixels. The BGVFP3 to BGVFP0 bits control
the vertical display positioning of the background.
The resolution is 16 steps of 2 lines/field. The background
fine positioning moves the complete display. It is a general
offset of all the PIP pictures and background. It is intended
only to adjust once the centring of all PIP modes (see
Fig.3).

SA 04H

AND

SA 05H

DISPLAY SUB

CHANNEL FINE

POSITIONING REGISTERS

These registers control the horizontal and vertical fine
positioning of the display sub-channel with respect to the
display background. This is the actual fine positioning (see
Fig.3). The horizontal resolution is 256 steps of 4 pixels
and the vertical resolution is 256 steps of 1 line/field.

SA 06H

AND

SA 07H

DISPLAY MAIN

CHANNEL FINE

POSITIONING REGISTERS

These registers control the horizontal and vertical fine
positioning off the display main-channel with respect to the
display background. This is the actual fine positioning (see
Fig.3). The horizontal resolution is 256 steps of 4 pixels
and the vertical resolution is 256 steps of 1 line/field.

SA 08H

DISPLAY REDUCTION FACTORS REGISTER

This register sets the display reduction factors,
independent of the acquisition reduction factors. It sets the
PIP size to a certain default value in such a way that the
border drawn around the PIP is just fitting.

SA 09H

ACQUISITION REDUCTION FACTORS REGISTER

This register sets the acquisition reduction factors,
independent of the display reduction factors. If the HRED
is 1 : 1 then the VRED must also be 1 : 1.

Restrictions are:

The DREDH and AREDH must be the same

The DREDV is equal or smaller than the AREDV
(e.g DREDV is 1 : 2 and AREDV is 1 : 1).

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SA 0AH

SA 0CH

ACQUISITION FINE POSITIONING

REGISTERS

These registers determine the start of the acquisition area.
Horizontal fine positioning can be adjusted with 16 steps of
2 pixels, vertical fine positioning can be adjusted with
256 steps of 1 line/field.

SA 0DH

SA 0EH

SELECTION REGISTERS

The MLSEL3 to MLSEL0 and SLSEL3 to SLSEL0 bits
control which PIP is live. Both main channel and
sub-channel can have one live PIP. Counting is carried out
from upper-left to lower-right.

The MBSEL3 to MBSEL0 and SBSEL3 to SBSEL0 bits
control which PIP border has a different colour. Both main
channel and sub-channel can have a different PIP channel
border selection. Counting is done from upper-left to
lower-right.

SA 0FH

BORDER SIZE REGISTER

This register controls the border size. The minimum
horizontal border is 2 pixels. The minimum vertical border
is 1 line. The vertical border size is multiplied by the
FH mode number before it is displayed on the screen.

SA 10H

AND

SA 11H

BORDER COLOUR AND BORDER SELECT

COLOUR OF SUB

CHANNEL REGISTERS

(see Table 5)

If SBON is set to logic 1 then the border of the sub-channel
is visible. SBBRT and SBCOL control the brightness and
colour of the sub-channel border colour.

If SBSON is set to logic 1 then one sub-PIP border can
have a different colour. This border is selected by the
SBSEL3 to SBSEL0 bits.

The SBSBRT and SBSCOL bits control the brightness and
colour off the sub-border selection colour.

SA 12H

AND

SA 13H

BORDER COLOUR AND BORDER

SELECTION COLOUR OF MAIN CHANNEL REGISTERS

(see Table 5)

If MBON is set to logic 1 then the border of the main
channel is visible.

The MBBRT and MBCOL bits control the brightness and
colour of the main-channel border colour.

If MBSON is set to logic 1 then one main PIP border can
have a different colour. This border is selected by the
MBSEL3 to MBSEL0 bits.

The MBSBRT and MBSCOL bits control the brightness
and colour off the main-border selection colour.

SA 14H

BACKGROUND CONTROL REGISTER

(see Table 5)

If BGON is set to logic 1 then the background is visible.

BGBRT and BGCOL registers control the brightness and
colour of the background colour.

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Table 5

Colour types and brightness levels

COLOUR TYPE

BRIGHTNESS LEVEL

COLOUR

VALUE

Black

10%

30%

50%

Blue

30%

50%

70%

100%

Red

30%

50%

70%

100%

Magenta

30%

50%

70%

100%

Green

30%

50%

70%

100%

Cyan

30%

50%

70%

100%

Yellow

30%

50%

70%

100%

White

60%

70%

80%

100%

Table 5 indicates how I

C-bus register settings control the

colour and brightness. All colour registers are similar, they
contain one on/off bit, two brightness bits and three colour
type bits. To determine which colour is visible in the event
two or more colours being displayed on the same position,
the next priority scheme is followed.

1. Sub-select colour (SBS)

2. Sub-border colour (SB)

3. Main-select colour (MBS)

4. Main-border colour (MB)

5. Background colour (BG).

SA 15H

AND

SA 16H

DECODER REGISTERS

The MVFILT and SVFILT bits can set the type of vertical
filtering. The MUVPOL and SUVPOL bits invert the UV
polarity of the incoming signals. The MVSPOL and
SVSPOL bits determine the active edge of the V

sync

(see

Fig.7). MHSYNC and SHSYNC bits determine the timing
of the H

sync

pulse (burstkey or H

sync

timing). The MFPOL

and SFPOL bits can invert the field identification (ID) of the
incoming fields (see Fig.7).

SA 17H

DISPLAY SETTINGS REGISTER

The FBDEL2 to FBDEL0 bits can adjust the fast blank
delay in 8 steps of

a clock cycle (

8 to +7). 0H is

mid-scale. The DUVPOL bit inverts the UV polarity of the
border colours.

The DVSPOL bit determines the active edge of the V

sync

(see Fig.7). The DHSYNC bit determines the timing of the
H

sync

pulse (burstkey or H

sync

). The DFPOL bit can invert

the field identification of the incoming fields (see Fig.7).

SA 18H

PEDESTAL SETTINGS REGISTER

The PEDESTU3 to PEDESTU0 and
PEDESTV3 to PEDESTV0 bits provide the U and V DAC
outputs an offset of

8 to +7 LSB when the FBL is

switched off. This can be used to adjust the white point of
the system.

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Additional I

C-bus settings

Table 6

Overview of additional I

C-bus sub-addresses

Note

1. The data bits which are not used should be set to zero.

DATA BYTE

BIT 7

BIT 6

BIT 5

BIT 4

BIT 3

BIT 2

BIT 1

BIT 0

20H

PRIO

note 1

MVRPN1

MVRPN0

SVRPN1

SVRPN0

21H

MHRPO31

MHRPO30

MHRPO21

MHRPO20

MHRPO11

MHRPO10

MHRPO01

MHRPO00

22H

MHRPN31

MHRPN30

MHRPN21

MHRPN20

MHRPN11

MHRPN10

MHRPN01

MHRPN00

23H

MHPIC7

MHPIC6

MHPIC5

MHPIC4

MHPIC3

MHPIC2

MHPIC1

MHPIC0

24H

MVPIC7

MVPIC6

MVPIC5

MVPIC4

MVPIC3

MVPIC2

MVPIC1

MVPIC0

25H

MHDIS07

MHDIS06

MHDIS05

MHDIS04

MHDIS03

MHDIS02

MHDIS01

MHDIS00

26H

MHDIS17

MHDIS16

MHDIS15

MHDIS14

MHDIS13

MHDIS12

MHDIS11

MHDIS10

27H

MHDIS27

MHDIS26

MHDIS25

MHDIS24

MHDIS23

MHDIS22

MHDIS21

MHDIS20

28H

MHDIS37

MHDIS36

MHDIS35

MHDIS34

MHDIS33

MHDIS32

MHDIS31

MHDIS30

29H

MVDIS7

MVDIS6

MVDIS5

MVDIS4

MVDIS3

MVDIS2

MVDIS1

MVDIS0

2AH

SHRPO31

SHRPO30

SHRPO21

SHRPO20

SHRPO11

SHRPO10

SHRPO01

SHRPO00

2BH

SHRPN31

SHRPN30

SHRPN21

SHRPN20

SHRPN11

SHRPN10

SHRPN01

SHRPN00

2CH

SHPIC7

SHPIC6

SHPIC5

SHPIC4

SHPIC3

SHPIC2

SHPIC1

SHPIC0

2DH

SVPIC7

SVPIC6

SVPIC5

SVPIC4

SVPIC3

SVPIC2

SVPIC1

SVPIC0

2EH

SHDIS07

SHDIS06

SHDIS05

SHDIS04

SHDIS03

SHDIS02

SHDIS01

SHDIS00

2FH

SHDIS17

SHDIS16

SHDIS15

SHDIS14

SHDIS13

SHDIS12

SHDIS11

SHDIS10

30H

SHDIS27

SHDIS26

SHDIS25

SHDIS24

SHDIS23

SHDIS22

SHDIS21

SHDIS20

31H

SHDIS37

SHDIS36

SHDIS35

SHDIS34

SHDIS33

SHDIS32

SHDIS31

SHDIS30

32H

SVDIS7

SVDIS6

SVDIS5

SVDIS4

SVDIS3

SVDIS2

SVDIS1

SVDIS0

In Manual mode more PIP modes become available with
the help of register 20H to 32H.
An overview of these I

C-bus registers is given in Table 6.

The meaning and relation of the I

C-bus registers is shown

in Fig.8. The background has a fixed size and can be fine
positioned with the BGHFP and BGHFP bits. The shown
PIPs are only for one channel (Main or Sub), the other
channel has the same control and can be displayed at the
same time. The SDHFP and MDHFP bits determine the
most left shown pixel for this channel in 256 steps of
4 pixels. The SDVFP and MDVFP bits determine the most
upper shown line for this channel in 256 steps of 1 line.
The SHPIC and MHPIC bits determine the horizontal
picture size in 256 steps of 4 pixels, the minimum value is
4 pixels. The SVPIC and MVPIC bits determine the vertical
picture size in 256 steps of 1 line, the minimum value is
1 line. The PIP mode is built-up of a maximum of four
horizontal rows. The minimum is one row, more rows can

be displayed by setting the Vertical Repetition Rate
Number VRPN bits. The distance between the rows can be
set by SVDIS and MVDIS bits. Every row is built-up of a
maximum of four PIPs. The minimum is one PIP and the
distance between the starting points of those PIPs on a
row is determined by SHDIS and MHDIS bits.

SA 20H

CONTROL REGISTER

The PRIO bit sets the priority between Main and Sub
channel. If PRIO is set to logic 0, priority is given to the Sub
channel which means that the Sub channel PIPs, if
present, are placed on top of the Main PIPs. If PRIO is set
to logic 1, the Main PIPs are set on top of the Sub PIPs.
The MVRPN and SVRPN bits determine the number of
repeated PIP rows. There is always one row visible of each
channel. If no PIPs should be visible the PIP channel must
be switched off (SA 00, bit 7 or bit 6).

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SA 21H

AND

SA 2AH H

ORIZONTAL

EPETITION

FFSET

REGISTERS FOR ROW

The horizontal repetition offsets (MHRPO and SHRPO
bits) are strongly related to the horizontal distance (MHDIS
and SHDIS bits). These registers set for each row a certain
grid of possible starting points for the PIPS in that row.
Every grid point has a number 0 (the most left PIP), 1, 2 or
3. The MHRPO and SHRPO bits determine the first PIP
number which will be displayed. This mechanism can be
set for each row.

SA 22H

AND

SA 2BH H

ORIZONTAL

EPETITION

UMBER

REGISTERS FOR ROW

The horizontal repetition numbers (MHRPN and SHRPN
bits) determine how many times the PIPs are repeated in
a row, once the first PIP is displayed. The repeated PIPs
stay in the grid determined by the MHDIS and SHDIS bits
for that row. This mechanism can be set for each row
independent.

SA 23H

AND

SA 24H; SA 2CH

AND

SA 2DH P

ICTURE SIZE

REGISTERS

The MHPIC and SHPIC bits determine the horizontal PIP
size in 256 steps of 4 pixels. The MVPIC and SVPIC bits
determine the vertical PIP size in 256 steps of 1 line.

SA 25H

AND

SA 29H; SA 2EH

AND

SA 32H P

ICTURE

ISTANCE REGISTERS

For each row the distance between starting points of PIPs
can be set with the bits MHDIS and SHDIS in 256 steps of
4 pixels. The distance between two rows can be set with
the MVDIS and SVDIS bits in 256 steps of 1 line.

Acquisition Channel ADCs

Both channels convert the analog input signals to digital
signals by means of two ADCs for each channel. The input
levels of the ADCs of each channel are equal and can be
set by the AV

refT

and AV

refB

pins.

The reference levels are made internally by a resistor
network which divides the analog supply voltage to a
default set of preferred levels. External capacitors are
needed to filter AC components on the reference levels.
The resolution of the ADCs is 8 bit. Differential
Non-Linearity (DNL) is 7-bit; Integral Non-Linearity (INL) is
6-bit, and the sampling is carried out at the system
frequency of 27 MHz for the Y input. The U/V inputs are
multiplexed and sampled at 13.5 MHz. The analog input
signals are amplified to make maximum use of the
dynamic range of the ADCs. A bias voltage V

bias

is used

for decoupling AC components on internal references. The
inputs should be AC-coupled and an internal clamping
circuit will clamp the input to AV

refB

for the luminance

channels and to

for the

chrominance channels. The clamping starts at the active
edge of the burst key.

Output DACs

The digitally processed signals are converted to analog
signals by three 8-bit DACs. The output voltages of these
DACs are default set by the DAV

refT

pin for the top level

and DAV

refB

pin for the bottom level. Default values are

1.5 V.

External Memory

For the external memory two VDRAMs of type Mitsubishi
M5M442256 are used. They have a storage capacity of
262 144 words of 4-bit each and will be used in parallel.

It is also possible to use a 2 Mbit VDRAM with a storage
capacity of 262 144 words of 8 bit each. An overview of the
timing diagrams is given in Fig.9.

refT

refB

-----------------------------------------

LSB

------------

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LIMITING VALUES

In accordance with the Absolute Maximum Rating System (IEC 134).

Note

1. Human body model: see

UZW-B0/FQ-B302; The numbers of the quality specification can be found in the "Quality

Reference Handbook". The handbook can be ordered using the code 9397 750 00192.

2. Machine model: see

UZW-B0/FQ-A302; The numbers of the quality specification can be found in the "Quality

Reference Handbook". The handbook can be ordered using the code 9397 750 00192.

THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS

QUALITY SPECIFICATION

In accordance with

"SNW-FQ-611 part E". The numbers of the quality specification can be found in the "Quality

Reference Handbook". The handbook can be ordered using the code 9397 750 00192.

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

MIN.

MAX.

UNIT

supply voltage

0.5

+6.5

max

maximum power dissipation

1.5

stg

storage temperature

+150

amb

operating ambient temperature

+70

esd

electrostatic discharge handling

Human body model

3000

(1)

Machine model

300

(2)

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

VALUE

UNIT

th j-a

thermal resistance from junction to ambient

in free air

K/W

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CHARACTERISTICS

= 5.0 V; T

amb

= 25

C; unless otherwise specified.

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

TYP.

MAX.

UNIT

Supply

all positive supply voltages

4.5

5.0

5.5

all ground voltages

DD(max)

maximum difference between supply voltages

100

SS(max)

maximum difference between ground voltages

100

DDDQ

quiescent current of digital supply voltages

note 1

MPVDDA

main PLL supply current

SPVDDA

sub PLL supply current

DPVDDA

display PLL supply current

MAVDDA

main ADCs supply current

SAVDDA

sub ADCs supply current

DAVDDA

display DACs supply current

DDA(tot)

total analog supply current

115

DDD(tot)

total digital supply current

100

Analog-to-digital converter and clamping

refT

top reference voltage

note 2

1.9

2.1

2.3

refB

bottom reference voltage

note 2

0.3

0.4

0.5

i(Y,U,V)(p-p)

input signal amplitude (peak-to peak value)

note 2

1.2

1.5

1.6

input current

clamping off

0.1

clamping on

100

input capacitance

sample frequency rate

note 3

1728HS

MHz

RES

resolution

bit

DNL

differential non-linearity

2.0

+2.0

LSB

INL

integral non-linearity

4.0

+4.0

LSB

channel separation

PSRR

power supply rejection ratio

clampY

clamping voltage level Y

note 4

refB

clampUV

clamping voltage level U/V

note 5

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Notes

1. Digital clocks are silent, POR is V

2. The V

refT

and V

refB

are made by a resistor division of the V

. They can be calculated with the formulas:

and

The analogue supply voltages are 5 V.

3. The internal system frequency is 1728 times the H

sync

input frequency for both the acquisition and display PLLs.

4. The Y-channel is clamped to the V

refB

of the ADCs.

5. The UV-channel is clamped to

refT

+ V

refB

+ V

LSB

6. The gain of the SAB9076H is 1 under the condition that the R

is 220

Digital-to-analog converter and output stage

refT

top reference voltage

2.2

2.3

2.4

refB

bottom reference voltage

0.3

0.4

0.5

o(Y,U,V)

output signal amplitude

note 6

1.5

1.6

load resistance

note 6

220

load capacitance

sample frequency rate

note 3

1728HS

MHz

RES

resolution

bit

DNL

differential non-linearity

1.0

+1.0

LSB

INL

integral non-linearity

1.0

+1.0

LSB

channel separation

PSRR

power supply rejection ratio

PLL and clock generation acquisition

i(PLL)

input frequency

note 3

15.75

kHz

PLL and clock generation display

i(PLL)

input frequency

note 3

15.75

kHz

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

TYP.

MAX.

UNIT

refT

2.0
5.0

--------

refB

0.4
5.0

--------

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DC CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE DIGITAL PART

DDD

= 4.5 to 5.5 V (all V

DDD

pins); T

amb

20 to +75

C; unless otherwise specified.

Note

1. V

is attached to the V

DDD

or V

SSD

AC CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE DIGITAL PART

DDD

= 4.5 to 5.5 V (all V

DDD

pins); T

amb

20 to +75

C; unless otherwise specified.

Note

1. The internal system frequency is1728 times the H

sync

input frequency for both the acquisition and display PLLs.

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

TYP.

MAX.

UNIT

HIGH level input voltage

HPF01

HPP01

HUP07

IOI41

LOW level input voltage

HPF01

HPP01

HUP07

IOI41

hys

hysteresis voltage

HUP07

HIGH level output voltage

OPF20; I

2 mA; V

DDD

= 4.5 V

4.1

LOW level output voltage

IOI41; I

= +4 mA; V

DDD

= 4.5 V

0.4

OPF20; I

= +2 mA; V

DDD

= 4.5 V

0.4

input leakage current

HPF01; V

DDD

= 5.5 V; note 1

0.1

HPP01; V

DDD

= 5.5 V; note 1

0.1

3-state output leakage current IOI41; V

DDD

= 5.5 V; note 1

0.2

internal pull-up resistor

HUP07

134

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

TYP.

MAX.

UNIT

sys

system frequency

acquisition; note 1

MHz

display; note 1

MHz

rise time

fall time

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Fig.11 Application diagram.

All capacitors are 100 nF.

On the application board a ground plane should be used.

handbook, full pagewidth

MPVbias

MAVbias

MAVrefB

MAVrefT

MAVDDA

MAVSSA
MVDDD

MCVDDD

MCVSSD

MVSSD

TDCLK

TACLK

TM0

TM1

n.c.

MPVDDA

MAVDDD

MAVSSD

MPVSSA

MPHsync

MVsync

SPVbias

SAVbias

SAVrefB

SAVrefT

SAVDDA

SAVSSA

SVDDD

SCVDDD

SCVSSD

SVSSD

POR

SDA

SCL

SPVDDA

SAVDDD

SAVSSD

SPVSSA

SPHsync

SVsync

DPV

SSA

DAV

DDA

DAV

SSA

DAV

SSD

DAV

DDD

DPV

DDA

DPV

bias

DAV

bias

DAV

refT

DAV

refB

DPH

sync

DFB

DDD

SSD

DCV

DDD

DCV

SSD

DDD

SSD

DAO0

to DAO7

RAS

CAS

AD0 to AD8

DAI0

to DAI7

HOUT

CVBS/Y

main-channel input

CVBS/Y

sub-channel input

VOUT

TDA8315T

SAB9076H

HOUT

CVBS/Y

VOUT

TDA8315T

100

5 V

94 93

MGC972

5 V

2 Mbit MEMORY

32, 34,
36, 38,
39, 37,
35, 33

23, 25,
27, 29,
30, 28,
26, 24

51, 53,
55, 57,
58, 56,
54, 52,
50

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SOLDERING

Introduction

There is no soldering method that is ideal for all IC
packages. Wave soldering is often preferred when
through-hole and surface mounted components are mixed
on one printed-circuit board. However, wave soldering is
not always suitable for surface mounted ICs, or for
printed-circuits with high population densities. In these
situations reflow soldering is often used.

This text gives a very brief insight to a complex technology.
A more in-depth account of soldering ICs can be found in
our

"IC Package Databook" (order code 9398 652 90011).

Reflow soldering

Reflow soldering techniques are suitable for all QFP
packages.

The choice of heating method may be influenced by larger
plastic QFP packages (44 leads, or more). If infrared or
vapour phase heating is used and the large packages are
not absolutely dry (less than 0.1% moisture content by
weight), vaporization of the small amount of moisture in
them can cause cracking of the plastic body. For more
information, refer to the Drypack chapter in our

"Quality

Reference Handbook" (order code 9397 750 00192).

Reflow soldering requires solder paste (a suspension of
fine solder particles, flux and binding agent) to be applied
to the printed-circuit board by screen printing, stencilling or
pressure-syringe dispensing before package placement.

Several techniques exist for reflowing; for example,
thermal conduction by heated belt. Dwell times vary
between 50 and 300 seconds depending on heating
method. Typical reflow temperatures range from
215 to 250

Preheating is necessary to dry the paste and evaporate
the binding agent. Preheating duration: 45 minutes at
45

Wave soldering

Wave soldering is not recommended for QFP packages.
This is because of the likelihood of solder bridging due to
closely-spaced leads and the possibility of incomplete
solder penetration in multi-lead devices.

If wave soldering cannot be avoided, the following
conditions must be observed:

A double-wave (a turbulent wave with high upward
pressure followed by a smooth laminar wave)
soldering technique should be used.

The footprint must be at an angle of 45

to the board

direction and must incorporate solder thieves
downstream and at the side corners.

Even with these conditions, do not consider wave
soldering the following packages: QFP52 (SOT379-1),
QFP100 (SOT317-1), QFP100 (SOT317-2),
QFP100 (SOT382-1) or QFP160 (SOT322-1).

During placement and before soldering, the package must
be fixed with a droplet of adhesive. The adhesive can be
applied by screen printing, pin transfer or syringe
dispensing. The package can be soldered after the
adhesive is cured.

Maximum permissible solder temperature is 260

C, and

maximum duration of package immersion in solder is
10 seconds, if cooled to less than 150

C within

6 seconds. Typical dwell time is 4 seconds at 250

A mildly-activated flux will eliminate the need for removal
of corrosive residues in most applications.

Repairing soldered joints

Fix the component by first soldering two diagonally-
opposite end leads. Use only a low voltage soldering iron
(less than 24 V) applied to the flat part of the lead. Contact
time must be limited to 10 seconds at up to 300

C. When

using a dedicated tool, all other leads can be soldered in
one operation within 2 to 5 seconds between
270 and 320

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SAB9076H

DEFINITIONS

LIFE SUPPORT APPLICATIONS

These products are not designed for use in life support appliances, devices, or systems where malfunction of these
products can reasonably be expected to result in personal injury. Philips customers using or selling these products for
use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify Philips for any damages resulting from such
improper use or sale.

PURCHASE OF PHILIPS I

C COMPONENTS

Data sheet status

Objective specification

This data sheet contains target or goal specifications for product development.

Preliminary specification

This data sheet contains preliminary data; supplementary data may be published later.

Product specification

This data sheet contains final product specifications.

Limiting values

Limiting values given are in accordance with the Absolute Maximum Rating System (IEC 134). Stress above one or
more of the limiting values may cause permanent damage to the device. These are stress ratings only and operation
of the device at these or at any other conditions above those given in the Characteristics sections of the specification
is not implied. Exposure to limiting values for extended periods may affect device reliability.

Application information

Where application information is given, it is advisory and does not form part of the specification.

Purchase of Philips I

C components conveys a license under the Philips' I

C patent to use the

components in the I

C system provided the system conforms to the I

C specification defined by

Philips. This specification can be ordered using the code 9398 393 40011.

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Printed in The Netherlands

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Date of release: 1996 Aug 13

Document order number:

9397 750 01016

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