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The NJM2174V-TE1 is a low-voltage audio line amplifier with an integrated mute function, manufactured by Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc. It operates within a supply voltage range of 4.5 to 5.5 V and draws a typical operating current of 2.5 mA at 5 V. The device features a closed-loop voltage gain of 3.5 dB at 1 kHz and provides a typical mute level of -85 dB. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum output voltage of 4 dBV at 0.1% THD, a supply voltage rejection ratio of 60 dB, and a channel separation of 90 dB. It utilizes bipolar technology and is housed in an SSOP-14 package.
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Select this component for designs requiring a fixed-gain stereo line amplifier with built-in mute functionality. It is appropriate for single-supply operations within the 4.5 V to 5.5 V range. Consider its bipolar technology and SSOP-14 packaging when evaluating space constraints and thermal performance for portable or compact audio systems.
The NJM2174 belongs to the NJW/NJM series of audio ICs produced by Nisshinbo Micro Devices. This series focuses on low-voltage audio processing solutions for consumer electronics. The NJM2174 specifically addresses the need for simple, cost-effective line amplification with noise reduction features for digital audio interfaces.
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The mute function is controlled via two terminals (MUTE1 and MUTE2). Setting both inputs to Low disables the signal output, while setting MUTE1 to High enables the typical 3.5 dB voltage gain. Other combinations also disable output.
The MUTEC terminal is used for pop noise reduction during the mute switching process, ensuring quieter transitions when powering on or off.