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Description
The CXA1853Q is an RGB driver for LCD panels.
It supports a line alternative RGB drive system.
Features
• Built-in RGB signal phase matching sample-and-
hold circuit
• Effective frequency response (18MHz Typ.)
• Built-in gain and breakpoint variable 2-point γ
compensation circuit
• Built-in side black generation circuit for 4:3/16:9
aspect conversion
• Built-in VCOM voltage output circuit
Structure
Bipolar silicon monolithic IC
Applications
• Liquid crystal projectors
• Liquid crystal viewfinders
• Compact liquid crystal monitors
CXA1853Q
80 pin QFP (Plastic)
Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25°C)
• Supply voltageVCC16V
VCC215V
•Input pin voltageVINVCC1V
•Operating temperature Topr–25 to +75°C
• Storage temperatureTstg–55 to +150°C
• Allowable power dissipation
PD1500mW
Operating Conditions
• Supply voltageVCC14.75 to 5.25V
VCC211.0 to 14.0V
• RGB input signal voltage
VIN0.7Vp-p
Note)
Note) Defined as the amplitude from the pedestal
level to white.
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operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for any problems arising out of the use of these circuits.
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Block Diagram
SH1
PV
CC
TEST IN
GND
B CLAMP
G CLAMP
R CLAMP
RGB GAM GAIN1
R GAM GAIN1
B GAM GAIN1
RGB GAM GAIN2
R GAM GAIN2
B GAM GAIN2
RGB GAM CTR2
R GAM CTR2
B GAM CTR2
RGB GAM CTR1
R GAM CTR1
B GAM CTR1
N.C.
CXA1853Q
4
N.C.
SH2
SH3
SH4
N.C.
60
59
61
62
63
BRT
CONT
CLP
Rγ
RGBγ
Bγ
CONT
CONT
CONT
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
57
58
γAMP
CLP
GND
55
56
SIG SEL
54
γAMP
CLP
GCA DETR
53
52
S/H
GCA DETG
S/HS/H
S/H
S/HS/H
S/H
S/H
51
S/H
γAMP
CLP
CC
GCA DETB
V
50
GCA
GCA
GCA
49
IREF
48
GND
CONT
47
GAIN
SW
SW
SW
B GAIN
46
EA
EA
EA
R GAIN
45
BUFFSW
BUFF
BUFF
BUFF
RGB GAIN
XCLP1
44
XCLP2
43
BUFF
BUFF
WHT LIM
TEST SEL
4142
CTRL
BLKLMT
PRG
SID
SBRT
CONT
BLK CENT
40
BLK LIM
39
VCOM OUT
38
SIG CENT CTR
37
VCOM CTR
36
PRG
35
GND
34
SID FRP
33
FRP
32
PRG CTR
31
SID CTR
30
SID CLP
29
R CLP
28
G CLP
27
B CLP
26
R SBRT
25
B SBRT
24
RGB SBRT
23
GND
22
N.C.
21
1
2
N.C.
RGB MBRT
3
N.C.
4
R MBRT
5
B MBRT
6
N.C.
8
7
1
CC
V
TEST OUT
9
RIN
10
GIN
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13
12
11
BIN
GND
14 15
2
CC
V
SID OUT
16
R OUT
17
G OUT
18
B OUT
19
20
3
CC
N.C.
V
N.C.
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CXA1853Q
Pin Description(VCC1 = 5V, VCC2 = 13V)
Pin
NO.
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
1RGB MBRT
4R MBRT
5B MBRT
7TEST OUT
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
2V
Reference level
VCC1
2k
40µA
80k
80k
80k
80k
RGB signal common main
brightness control. Preset
internally to 3.3V.
R signal main brightness
control. Preset internally to
3.3V.
200
1
∗
40µA40µA
GND
VCC1
∗
200
4
5
37k
5k
74k
B signal main brightness
∗
GND
20µA40µA
20µA
VCC1
100
control. Preset internally to
3.3V.
Measurement output.
7
This pin should be left open.
100
GND
8VCC15V5V power supply.
9RIN
10GIN
11BIN
12GNDGND.
SID OUTSID signal output.
13
0V
9.3Vp-p
Typ.
VCC1
9
10
11
GND
VCC2
GND
50µA
200
6.2k
10
13
10
R signal input.
Input a 0.7Vp-p signal.
G signal input.
Input a 0.7Vp-p signal.
B signal input.
Input a 0.7Vp-p signal.
Note 2)
Note 2)
Note 2)
Note 1)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
Note 2) Defined as the amplitude from the pedestal level to white.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
14VCC213V
15R OUTR signal output.
16G OUTG signal output.
17B OUTB signal output.
18VCC35V power supply.
22GNDGND.
23RGB SBRT
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
13V power supply.
VCC2
4.5V
Typ.
10
10
GND
15
16
17
5V
0V
VCC3
3k
1.6 to 5.0V
200
23
∗
53µA13µA
GND
27k
200
RGB signal common sub
brightness control.
53µA
VCC3
24B SBRT
25R SBRT
26B CLP
27G CLP
28R CLP
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
4.7 to 8.3V
∗
24
25
∗
GND
VCC2
26
∗
27
28
GND
3k
200
26µA40µA
200
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
118k
26µA
80k
80k
2k
10µA
B signal sub brightness
control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
R signal sub brightness
control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
B output detection signal
input.
G output detection signal
input.
R output detection signal
input.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
29SID CLP
30SID CTR
31PRG CTR
4.7 to 8.3V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC2
SID output detection signal
200
29
∗
2k
input.
Use an average value
detecting external capacitor
with a small leak current
10µA
GND
VCC3
3k
200
30
∗
53µA40µA
GND
VCC3
200
∗
31
35k
3k
80k
80k
53µA
90k
absolute value and
tolerance.
SID output amplitude control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
Level control for the PRG
signal inserted into the SID
signal.
90k
GND
32FRP
0V
5V
VCC3
10µA
200
32
FRP input. This pulse is
used to invert the polarity of
the RGB output. Output is
inverted when Low, and noninverted when High.
Input level: High ≥ 4V
GND
VCC3
10µA
33
SID FRP
34GNDGND.
0V
5V
33
GND
0V
200
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
Low ≤ 1V
FRP pulse input for SID
output. This pulse is used to
invert the polarity of the SID
output. Output is inverted
when Low, and non-inverted
when High.
Input level: High ≥ 4V
Low ≤ 1V
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
35PRG
36VCOM CTR
37SIG CENT CTR
5V
0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC3
10µA
PRG pulse input.
This pulse is used to insert
35
200
the PRG signal into the SID
output.
Input level: High ≥ 4V
Low ≤ 1V
GND
VCC2
200
36
∗
17µA40µA
GND
VCC2
200
37
50k
∗
50k
80k
80k
17µA
80k
80k
VCOM voltage control. The
VCOM voltage variable
range is –0.8V to +1.3V with
respect to the signal center
voltage.
RGB and SID signal center
voltage control.
26µA40µA
GND
VCC2
38VCOM OUTVCOM voltage output.
39BLK LIM
3.4 to 9.1V
1.6 to 5.0V
∗
GND
VCC2
200
39
∗
2k
10
10
127k
26µA
100k
100k
38
Limiter control for limiting the
output amplitude of the RGB
signal. Preset internally to
3.3V.
20µA40µA
GND
20µA
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
40BLK CENT
41WHT LIM
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC2
2k
200
40
∗
50k
100k
100k
RGB signal output limiter
center control. Preset
internally to 3.3V.
When preset, the limiter
center becomes equal to the
20µA40µA
GND
VCC3
200
41
∗
20µA40µA
GND
VCC1
2k
55k
37k
20µA
100k
100k
20µA
RGB output center.
RGB signal white peak
limiter control. Preset
internally to 3.3V.
42TEST SEL
43XCLP2
44XCLP1
45
RGB GAIN
∗
5.0V
5V
0V
2.0µs
5V
0V
1.2µs
1.6 to 5.0V
200
42
Measurement selector
switch. This pin should
normally be set to 5V.
GND
Reference signal pulse input.
VCC1
55k
200
43
44
Reference level when Low.
Input level: High ≥ 4V
Low ≤ 1V
Clamp pulse input. Clamped
when Low.
GND
Input level: High ≥ 4V
Low ≤ 1V
VCC4
1.5k
200
45
∗
38k
200
Gain control for RGB signal
common variable gain
amplifier.
40µA20µA
GND
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
46R GAIN
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC4
200
1k
48k
80k
80k
∗
46
47
Gain control for R signal
variable gain amplifier.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
Gain control for B signal
47B GAIN
1.6 to 5.0V
48GNDGND.
49IREF
50VCC45V power supply.
1.2V
5.0V
∗
GND
0V
80µA40µA
80µA
VCC4
49
GND
2k
200
variable gain amplifier.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
5k5k
Sample-and -hold circuit
current setting.
10k
51GCADET B
52GCADET G
53GCADET R
54SIG SEL
55GND
56SH4
57SH3
58SH2
61SH1
1.8V Typ.
0 to 5.0V
0V
5V
0V
VCC4
40µA
51
52
53
6.2k
GND
B GCA circuit clamp
detection.
G GCA circuit clamp
detection.
R GCA circuit clamp
detection.
VCC4
55k
∗
54
200
Selection of input signal to
Sample-and -hold circuit.
R and B signals selected
when High, G signal selected
when Low.
Input level: High ≥ 4V
GND
Low ≤ 1V
GND.
PVCC
56
57
58
59
GND
100µA
200
100
Sample-and-hold pulse
input.
Input level: High ≥ 3.0V
Low ≤ 1.0V
Sampling when High, hold
when Low.
62PVCC
5V
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
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5V power supply.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
63TEST IN
64GNDGND.
65B CLAMPB signal clamp detection.
66G CLAMPG signal clamp detection.
67R CLAMPR signal clamp detection.
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
VCC4
100µA
63
200
6.2k
GND
Measurement input.
This pin should be left open.
0V
VCC1
40µA
65
2.1V Typ.
66
67
GND
68
69
70
71
RGB GAM
GAIN 1
R GAM
GAIN 1
B GAM
GAIN 1
RGB GAM
GAIN 2
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC1
1k
200
68
∗
40µA
GND
VCC1
∗
200
69
70
37k
1k
37k
40µA
200
80k
80k
RGB signal common black
side voltage gain control.
40µA
R signal black side voltage
gain control. Preset internally
to 3.3V.
B signal black side voltage
∗
GND
VCC1
71
∗
40µA40µA
40µA
1k
200
37k
200
gain control. Preset internally
to 3.3V.
RGB signal common white
side voltage gain control.
40µA40µA
GND
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
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CXA1853Q
Pin
NO.
72
73
74
75
76
SymbolPin voltageEquivalent circuitDescription
R GAM
GAIN 2
B GAM
GAIN 2
RGB GAM
CTR 2
R GAM
CTR 2
B GAM
CTR 2
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
VCC1
∗
72
73
∗
GND
VCC1
74
∗
GND
VCC1
∗
75
76
∗
GND
1k
200
37k
40µA40µA
1k
200
37k
40µA40µA
3k
200
74k
20µA40µA
80k
80k
40µA
200
40µA
80k
80k
20µA
R signal white side voltage
gain control. Preset internally
to 3.3V.
B signal white side voltage
gain control. Preset internally
to 3.3V.
RGB signal common white
side voltage gain change
point control.
R signal white side voltage
gain change point control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
B signal white side voltage
gain change point control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
VCC1
1k
200
77
∗
40µA40µA
GND
VCC1
∗
78
79
∗
GND
3k
200
20µA40µA
77
78
79
RGB GAM
CTR 1
R GAM
CTR 1
B GAM
CTR 1
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
1.6 to 5.0V
Note)∗in the Pin voltage indicates external applied voltage.
37k
74k
40µA
20µA
200
80k
80k
RGB signal common black
side voltage gain change
point control.
R signal black side voltage
gain change point control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
B signal black side voltage
gain change point control.
Preset internally to 3.3V.
SW1 = OFF, SW4 = OFF, SW5 = OFF, SW9 = a, SW10 = a, SW11 = a,
SW24 = OFF, SW25 = OFF, SW26 = a, SW27 = a, SW28 = a, SW29 = a,
SW30 = OFF, SW36 = OFF, SW37 = OFF, SW39 = OFF, SW40 = OFF,
SW41 = OFF, SW46 = OFF, SW47 = OFF, SW51 = a, SW52 = a,
SW53 = a, SW63 = a, SW65 = a, SW66 = a, SW67 = a, SW69 = OFF,
SW70 = OFF, SW72 = OFF, SW73 = OFF, SW75 = OFF, SW76 = OFF,
SW78 = OFF, SW79 = OFF, V23 = 3.1V, V31 = 3.5V, V42 = 5.0V,
V45 = 2.8V, V54 = 5.0V, V68 = 1.6V, V71 = 1.6V, V74 = 1.6V, V77 = 5.0V
Set (R IN), (G IN), (B IN) and (TEST IN) = 0V, (SH1), (SH2), (SH3) and
(SH4) = 5V, and input SG4 to (FRP) and (SID FRP), SG5 to (PRG),
SG2 to (XCLP2) and SG3 to (XCLP1).
Set SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V, V42 = 0V,
V54 = 0V and input SG1 (0 dB) to (TEST IN).
Then adjust V45 so that the non-inverted
output amplitude (black to white) at TP16 is
5 times the input signal amplitude and label
RGB GAIN
122
adjustment range (1)
∆G
CS1
this as V
Input SG1 (–6 dB) to (TEST IN) and label the
non-inverted output amplitudes (black to white)
at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with V45 = V
V
amplitudes as V
I.
I as
RST, VGST and VBST, and the inverted output
RSTA, VGSTA and VBSTA,
4.0
6.0
—
dB
respectively.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitudes
(black to white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with
V45 = 5.0V as V
inverted output amplitudes as V
RSM, VGSM and VBSM, and the
RSMA, VGSMA
and VBSMA, respectively.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitudes
(black to white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with
RGB GAIN
123
adjustment range (2)
∆GCS2
V45 = 1.6V as V
inverted output amplitudes as V
and VBSNA, respectively.
∆G
CS1 = 20log (VRSM (A)/VRST (A))
= 20log (V
= 20log (V
∆G
CS2 = 20log (VRSN (A)/VRST (A))
= 20log (V
= 20log (V
RSN, VGSN and VBSN, and the
RSNA, VGSNA
GSM (A)/VGST (A))
BSM (A)/VBST (A))
GSN (A)/VGST (A))
BSN (A)/VBST (A))
—
–6.0
–4.0
dB
R GAIN
124
adjustment range (1)
R GAIN
125
adjustment range (2)
B GAIN
126
adjustment range (1)
B GAIN
127
adjustment range (2)
∆GRS1
∆GRS2
∆GBS1
∆GBS2
Set V42 = 0V, V54 = 0V, input SG1 (–6dB)
to (TEST IN), and set V45 = V
I, SW46 → ON,
SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V and V46 = 5.0V.
Then label the non-inverted output amplitude
(black to white) at TP15 as V
inverted output amplitude as V
RSTM and the
RSTMA.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitude
(black to white) at TP15 with V46 = 1.6V as
V
RSTN and the inverted output amplitude as
V
RSTNA.
∆G
RS1 = 20log (VRSTM (A)/VGST (A))
∆G
RS2 = 20log (VRSTN (A)/VGST (A))
Set V42 = 0V, V54 = 0V, input SG1 (–6dB)
to (TEST IN), and set V45 = V
I, SW47 → ON,
SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V and V47 = 5.0V.
Then label the non-inverted output amplitude
(black to white) at TP17 as V
inverted output amplitude as V
BSTM and the
BSTMA.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitude
(black to white) at TP17 with V47 = 1.6V as
V
BSTN and the inverted output amplitude as
V
BSTNA.
∆G
BS1 = 20log (VBSTM (A)/VGST (A))
∆G
BS2 = 20log (VBSTN (A)/VGST (A))
2.5
—
2.5
—
4.6
–4.6
4.6
–4.6
—
–2.5
—
–2.5
dB
dB
dB
dB
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CXA1853Q
No.ItemSymbolMeasurement conditionsUnit
Min. Typ. Max.
Label the DC potentials at TP9, TP10 and
RGB MBRT
128
adjustment range (1)
∆V
BM1
TP11 as V
Next, label the DC potentials at TP9, TP10
and TP11 with SW1 → ON and V1 = 5.0V
RT, VGT and VBT, respectively.
—
–0.35
–0.30
V
as VRN, VGN and VBN, respectively.
Next, label the DC potentials at TP9, TP10
RGB MBRT
129
adjustment range (2)
∆VBM2
and TP11 with V1 = 1.6 V as V
V
BM, respectively.
∆V
BM1 =VRN – VRT, VGN – VGT,
V
BN – VBT
RM, VGM and
0.30
0.35
—
V
∆VBM2 =VRM – VRT, VGM – VGT,
V
BM – VBT
R MBRT
130
adjustment range (1)
∆VBR1
Label the DC potential at TP9 with SW4 → ON
and V4 = 5.0V as V
RTN.
—
–0.16
–0.12
V
Next, label the DC potential at TP9 with V4 =
R MBRT
131
adjustment range (2)
B MBRT
132
adjustment range (1)
∆VBR2
∆VBB1
1.6V as V
∆V
∆VBR2 =VRTM – VGT
Label the DC potential at TP11 with SW5 → ON
and V5 = 5.0V as V
RTM.
BR1 =VRTN – VGT
BTN.
0.12
—
0.16
–0.16
—
–0.12
V
V
Next, label the DC potential at TP11 with V5 =
B MBRT
133
adjustment range (2)
∆VBB2
1.6V as V
∆V
∆VBB2 =VBTM – VGT
BTM.
BB1 =VBTN – VGT
0.12
0.16
—
V
Maximum RGB output
134
amplitude
RGB SBRT
135
adjustment range (1)
RGB SBRT
136
adjustment range (2)
∆VBMAX
VSBN
VSBM
Set SW39 → ON, V39 = 1.6V, V45 = 5.0V and
V23 = 5.0V.
Then measure the amplitudes (black to black)
at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
Set SW39 → ON and V39 = 1.6V.
Then label the non-inverted reference level
potentials at TP15, TP16 and TP17 as V
V
SGT and VSBT, and the inverted reference
level potentials as V
SRTA, VSGTA and VSBTA,
SRT,
respectively.
Next, label the non-inverted reference level
potentials at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with V23 =
1.6V as V
inverted reference level potentials as V
V
SGNA and VSBNA, respectively.
SRN, VSGN and VSBN, and the
SRNA,
Next, label the non-inverted reference level
potentials at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with
V23 = 5.0V as V
SRM, VSGM and VSBM, and
the inverted reference level potentials as
V
SRMA, VSGMA and VSBMA, respectively.
V
SBN =VSRNA – VSRN, VSGNA – VSGN,
V
SBNA – VSBN
VSBM =VSRMA – VSRM, VSGMA – VSGM,
V
SBMA – VSBM
10.0
—
8.5
10.7
–0.7
10.7
—
—
Vp-p
V
0
V
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CXA1853Q
No.ItemSymbolMeasurement conditionsUnit
Min. Typ. Max.
Set SW39 → ON, V39 = 1.6V, SW25 → ON and
R SBRT
137
adjustment range (1)
∆V
SSR1
V25 = 1.6V. Then label the non-inverted reference
level potential at TP15 as V
reference level potential as V
SRTN and the inverted
SRTNA.
—
–1.8
–1.2
V
Next, label the non-inverted reference level potential
R SBRT
138
adjustment range (2)
∆VSSR2
at TP15 with V25 = 5.0V as V
reference level potential as V
∆V
SSR1 =(VSRTNA – VSRTN)
– (V
SGTA – VSGT)
∆V
SSR2 =(VSRTMA – VSRTM)
– (V
SGTA – VSGT)
SRTM and the inverted
SRTMA.
1.2
1.8
—
V
Set SW39 → ON, V39 = 1.6V, SW24 → ON and
B SBRT
139
adjustment range (1)
∆VSSB1
V24 = 1.6V. Then label the non-inverted reference
level potential at TP17 as V
reference level potential as V
SBTN and the inverted
SBTNA.
—
–1.8
–1.2
V
Next, label the non-inverted reference level potential
B SBRT
140
adjustment range (2)
∆VSSB2
at TP17 with V24 = 5.0V as V
reference level potential as V
∆V
SSB1 =(VSBTNA – VSBTN)
– (V
SGTA – VSGT)
∆V
SSB2 =(VSBTMA – VSBTM)
– (V
SGTA – VSGT)
SBTM and the inverted
SBTMA.
1.2
1.8
—
V
Reference level difference
141
between R, G and B
Gain difference between
142
R, G and B
Difference between the
inverted and non-inverted
143
gain
Difference between the
144
reference level and 50 IRE
∆VS
∆GRGB
∆GINV
∆V50I
∆VS =VSRT (A) – VSGT (A),
V
SGT (A) – VSBT (A),
V
SBT (A) – VSRT (A)
Set V45 = VI, SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V and input
SG1 (0dB) to (R IN), (G IN) and (B IN).
Then label the non-inverted output amplitudes (black
to white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 as V
RVT, VGVT
and VBVT, and the inverted output amplitudes as
V
RVTA, VGVTA and VBVTA, respectively.
∆G
RGB= 20log (VBVT/VRVT),
20log (V
RVT/VGVT),
20log (V
GVT/VBVT)
∆GINV= 20log (VRVT/VRVTA),
20log (V
GVT/VGVTA),
20log (V
BVT/VBVTA)
Set V45 = VI.
Then label the non-inverted output signal reference
level amplitudes at TP15, TP16 and TP17 as V
SR, VSG
and VSB, and the inverted output signal reference level
amplitudes as V
V
50I =VSR (A) – VRVT (A)/2
=V
=V
SRA, VSGA and VSBA, respectively.
SG (A) – VGVT (A)/2
SB (A) – VBVT (A)/2
–200
–0.8
–0.7
–150
0
200
mV
0
0.8
0
0.7
0
150
dB
dB
mV
Gamma intermediate
145
region gain
Minimum RGB gamma
146
black side gain
GGN
GCBN
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I.
Then measure the minimum gain GN of the noninverted and inverted signals at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
G
GN = 20 log (GN)
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = VI, V23 = 1.6V and V77 = 1.6V.
Then obtain the gamma gain of the non-inverted and
inverted signals at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
– 17 –
8.0
–1.5
9.8
0
12.0
1.5
dB
dB
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(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Maximum RGB gamma
147
black side gain
∆G
GBM
Set V45 = V
1.6V.
Then obtain the gamma gain of the non-inverted
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V and V77 =
15
18
—
dB
and inverted signals at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 3.0V and V77 =
1.6V.
Gamma black side gain
difference between R, G
148
and B
∆GGBT
Then label the non-inverted side gamma gain at
TP15, TP16 and TP17 as G
and the inverted side gamma gain as G
G
BGTA and GBBTA, respectively.
∆G
GBT =GBRT (A) – GBGT (A)
BRT, GBGT and GBBT,
BRTA,
–1.0
0
1.0
dB
=GBGT (A) – GBBT (A)
=GBBT (A) – GBRT (A)
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
R gamma black side sub
149
gain adjustment range (1)
∆GGBR1
Set V45 = V
SW69 → ON and V69 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma gain at TP15, and label
the non-inverted side as G
side as G
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 3.0V, V77 = 1.6V,
BRN and the inverted
BRNA
—
–4.5
–2.5
dB
∆GGBR1 = GBRN (A) – GBGT (A)
R gamma black side sub
150
gain adjustment range (2)
∆GGBR2
Next, measure the gamma gain at TP15 with
V69 = 5.0V, and label the non-inverted side as
G
BRM and the inverted side as GBRMA.
2.5
4.5
—
dB
∆GGBR2 = GBRM (A) – GBGT (A)
B gamma black side sub
151
gain adjustment range (1)
B gamma black side sub
152
gain adjustment range (2)
Minimum RGB gamma
153
white side gain
Maximum RGB gamma
154
white side gain
∆GGBB1
∆GGBB2
GGWN
GGWN
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 3.0V, V77 = 1.6V,
SW70 → ON and V70 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma gain at TP17, and label
the non-inverted side as G
side as G
∆G
BBNA.
GBB1 = GBBN (A) – GBGT (A)
BBN and the inverted
Next, measure the gamma gain at TP17 with
V70 = 5.0V, and label the non-inverted side as
G
BBM and the inverted side as GBBMA.
∆G
GBB2 = GBBM (A) – GBGT (A)
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, SW41 →ON, V41 =
1.6V, V71 = 1.6V and V74 = 5.0V.
Then measure the gamma gain of the non-inverted
and inverted sides at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, SW41 →ON, V41 =
1.6V, V71 = 5.0V and V74 = 5.0V.
Then measure the gamma gain of the non-inverted
and inverted sides at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
—
2.5
–1.5
15
–4.5
4.5
0
18
–2.5
—
1.5
—
dB
dB
dB
dB
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Min. Typ. Max.
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 3.0V, V74 =
5.0V, SW41 → ON and V41 = 1.6V.
Then label the non-inverted side gamma gain
Gamma white side gain
155
difference between R, G
and B
∆G
GWT
at TP15, TP16 and TP17 as G
G
WBT, and the inverted side gamma gain as
G
WRTA, GWGTA and GWBTA, respectively.
∆G
GWT =GWRT (A) – GWGT (A)
WRT, GWGT and
–1.0
0
1.0
dB
=GWGT (A) – GWBT (A)
=GWBT (A) – GWRT (A)
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
R gamma white side sub
156
gain adjustment range (1)
∆GGWR1
Set V45 = V
5.0V, SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V, SW72 → ON
and V72 = 1.6V.
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 3.0V, V74 =
—
–4.5
–2.5
dB
Then measure the gamma gain at TP15, and
R gamma white side sub
157
gain adjustment range (2)
∆GGWR2
label the non-inverted side as G
inverted side as G
∆G
GWR1 = GWRN (A) – GWGT (A)
WRNA.
Next, measure the gamma gain at TP15 with
V72 = 5.0V, and label the non-inverted side as
G
WRM and the inverted side as GWRMA.
∆G
GWR2 = GWRM (A) – GWGT (A)
WRN and the
2.5
4.5
—
dB
B gamma white side sub
158
gain adjustment range (1)
B gamma white side sub
159
gain adjustment range (2)
Minimum RGB gamma
160
black side breakpoint value
Maximum RGB gamma
161
black side breakpoint value
∆GGWB1
∆GGWB2
PGBN
PGBM
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 3.0V, V74 =
5.0V, SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V, SW73 → ON
and V73 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma gain at TP17, and
label the non-inverted side as G
inverted side as G
∆G
GWB1 = GWBN (A) – GWGT (A)
WBNA.
WBN and the
Next, measure the gamma gain at TP17 with
V73 = 5.0V, and label the non-inverted side as
G
WBM and the inverted side as GWBMA.
∆G
GWB2 = GWBM (A) – GWGT (A)
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V and V77 =
1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints of the
non-inverted and inverted sides at TP15, TP16
and TP17.
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V, V77 =
5.0V, SW1 → ON and V1 = 4.0V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints of the
non-inverted and inverted sides at TP15, TP16
and TP17.
—
2.5
–0.45
—
–4.5
4.5
–0.15
–1.05
–2.5
—
—
–0.75
dB
dB
V
V
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Min. Typ. Max.
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V and V77 = 3.3V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints at TP15,
Gamma black side
162
breakpoint difference
between R, G and B
∆P
GBT
TP16 and TP17 and label the non-inverted side
as P
GBRT, PGBGT and PGBBT, and the inverted
side as P
∆P
GBRTA, PGBGTA and PGBBTA, respectively.
GBT =PGBRT (A) – PGBGT (A)
–0.15
0
0.15
V
=PGBGT (A) – PGBBT (A)
=PGBBT (A) – PGBRT (A)
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
R gamma black side
163
breakpoint sub adjustment
range (1)
R gamma black side
breakpoint sub adjustment
164
range (2)
∆PGBR1
∆PGBR2
Set V45 = V
SW78 → ON and V78 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoint at TP15, and
label the non-inverted side as P
inverted side as P
∆P
GBR1 = PGBRN (A) – PGBGT (A)
Next, measure the gamma breakpoint at TP15 with
V78 = 5.0V, SW1 → ON and V1 = 4.0V, and label
the non-inverted side as P
side as P
∆P
GBR2 = PGBRM (A) – PGBGT (A)
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V, V77 = 3.3V,
GBRN and the
GBRNA.
GBRM and the inverted
GBMA.
0.15
—
0.3
–0.3
—
–0.15
V
V
(See "Black Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
B gamma black side
breakpoint sub adjustment
165
range (1)
B gamma black side
breakpoint sub adjustment
166
range (2)
∆PGBB1
∆PGBB2
Set V45 = V
SW79 → ON and V79 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoint at TP17, and
label the non-inverted side as P
inverted side as P
∆P
GBB1 = PGBBN (A) – PGBGT (A)
Next, measure the gamma breakpoint at TP17 with
V79 = 5.0V, SW1 → ON and V1 = 4.0V, and label
the non-inverted side as P
as P
∆P
GBB2 = PGBBM (A) – PGBGT (A)
I, V23 = 1.6V, V68 = 5.0V, V77 = 3.3V,
GBBN and the
GBBNA.
GBBM and the inverted side
GBBMA.
0.15
—
0.3
–0.3
—
–0.15
V
V
Minimum RGB gamma
167
white side breakpoint value
Maximum RGB gamma
168
white side breakpoint value
Gamma white side
breakpoint difference
169
between R, G and B
PGWN
PGWM
∆PGWT
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 5.0V, V74 = 5.0V,
SW41 → ON and V41 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints of the noninverted and inverted sides at TP15, TP16 and TP17.
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 5.0V, V74 = 1.6V,
SW1 → ON, V1 = 2.3V, SW41 → ON and V41 =
1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints of the noninverted and inverted sides at TP15, TP16 and
TP17.
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
Set V45 = V
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 5.0V, V74 = 3.3V,
SW41 → ON and V41 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoints at TP15,
TP16 and TP17 and label the non-inverted sides as
P
GWRT, PGWGT and PGWBT, and the inverted sides
as P
GWRTA, PGWGTA and PGWBTA, respectively.
∆P
GWT =PGWRT (A) – PGWGT (A)
=PGWGT (A) – PGWBT (A)
=PGWBT (A) – PGWRT (A)
– 20 –
—
0.75
–0.15
–0.35
1.20
0
–0.05
—
0.15
V
V
V
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Min. Typ. Max.
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
R gamma white side
170
breakpoint sub adjustment
range (1)
∆P
GWR1
Set V45 = V
SW41 → ON and V41 = 1.6V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoint at TP16,
and label the non-inverted side as P
inverted side as P
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 5.0V, V74 = 3.3V,
GWGT and the
GWGTA.
—
–0.3
–0.15
V
Next, measure the gamma breakpoint at TP15 with
SW75 → ON and V75 = 5.0, and label the non-
R gamma white side
breakpoint sub adjustment
171
range (2)
∆PGWR2
inverted side as P
P
GWRNA.
∆P
GWR1 = PGWRN (A) – PGWGT (A)
Next, measure the gamma breakpoint at TP15 with
V75 = 1.6V, SW1 → ON and V1 = 2.3V, and label
the non-inverted side as P
side as P
∆P
GWRMA.
GWR2 = PGWRM (A) – PGWGT (A)
GWRN and the inverted side as
GWRM and the inverted
0.15
0.3
—
V
(See "White Side Gamma Measurement Method".)
B gamma white side
breakpoint sub adjustment
172
range (1)
B gamma white side
breakpoint sub adjustment
173
range (2)
∆PGWB1
∆PGWB2
Set V45 = V
SW41 → ON, V41 = 1.6V, SW76 → ON and
V76 = 5.0V.
Then measure the gamma breakpoint at TP17,
and label the non-inverted side as P
inverted side as P
∆P
GWB1 = PGWBN (A) – PGWGT (A)
Next, measure the gamma breakpoint at TP17 with
V75 = 1.6V, SW1 → ON and V1 = 2.3V, and set
the non-inverted side as P
side as P
∆P
GWB2 = PGWBM (A) – PGWGT (A)
I, V23 = 1.6V, V71 = 5.0V, V74 = 3.3V,
GWBN and the
GWBNA.
GWBM and the inverted
GWBMA.
—
0.15
–0.3
0.3
–0.15
—
V
V
WHT LIM standard voltage
174
value
WHT LIM adjustment
175
range (1)
WHT LIM adjustment
176
range (2)
VWT
∆VW1
∆VW2
Set V45 = 5.0V, V42 = 0V, V54 = 0V and input
SG1 (0dB) to (TEST IN).
Label the non-inverted output amplitudes (black to
white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 as V
WRLT, VWGLT
and VWBLT, and the inverted output amplitudes as
V
WRLTA, VWGLTA and VWBLTA, respectively.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitudes
(black to white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with
SW41 → ON and V41 = 5.0V as V
WRLN, VWGLN
and VWBLN, and the inverted output amplitudes as
V
WRLNA, VWGLNA and VWBLNA, respectively.
Next, label the non-inverted output amplitudes
(black to white) at TP15, TP16 and TP17 with
V41 = 1.6V as V
inverted output amplitudes as V
Set V42 = 0V, V31 = 1.6V, SW30→ON,
V30 = 1.6V and V37 = 2.8V.
Then measure the DC voltages at TP13, TP15,
DC voltage difference
185
between RGB and SID
outputs
∆V
CSRGB
TP16 and TP17, and level these voltages as
V
CS2, VCR2, VCG2 and VCB2, respectively.
∆V
CSRGB =VCS2 – VCR2, VCS2 – VCG2,
V
CS2 – VCB2
–150
0
150
=VCR2 – VCG2, VCR2 – VCB2,
V
CG2 – VCB2
mV
Minimum SIG CENT
186
adjustment voltage
Maximum SIG CENT
187
adjustment voltage
DC voltage difference
between VCOM OUT and
188
RGB output
VCOM control range (1)
189
VCOM control range (2)
190
SID OUT amplitude
191
Maximum SID CTR control
192
voltage
VC1
VC2
∆VCOM
∆VCOM1
∆VCOM2
VSID
VSMAX
Set V42 = 0V, V37 = 5.0V, SW37 →ON.
Then measure the DC voltages at TP13, TP15,
TP16 and TP17.
Set V42 = 0V, V37 = 1.6V, SW37
→
ON.
Then measure the DC voltages at TP15, TP16
and TP17.
∆V
COM =VCRT – VCOM
=VCGT – VCOM
=VCBT – VCOM
Set SW36 →ON and V36 = 5.0V.
Then label the voltage at TP38 as V
∆V
COM1 =VCRT – VCOM1
COM1.
=VCGT – VCOM1
=VCBT – VCOM1
Set SW36 →ON and V36 = 1.6V.
Then label the voltage at TP38 as V
∆V
COM2 =VCRT – VCOM2
COM2.
=VCGT – VCOM2
=VCBT – VCOM2
Set V31 = 1.6V.
Then measure the output amplitude at TP13.
Set V31 = 1.6V, SW30
V
CC2 = 13V.
→
ON, V30 = 5.0V and
Then measure the output amplitude at TP13.
—
7.7
100
2.1
8.3
10
4.7
8.3
300
–1.9
2.4
9.3
11
5.3
—
500
–1.6
10.3
—
V
V
mV
V
V
Vp-p
Vp-p
Minimum SID CTR control
193
voltage
Maximum PRG CTR
194
control voltage
VSMIN
VPRGM
Set V31 = 1.6V, SW30
V
CC2 = 13V.
→
ON, V30 = 1.6V and
Then measure the output amplitude at TP13.
Set V31 = 5.0V.
Then measure the amplitude of the PRG
section using the output waveform at TP13.
VPRG
SG5
– 23 –
—
2.0
5.0
3.2
6.5
—
Vp-p
Vp-p
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Minimum PRG CTR
195
control voltage
Frequency response (1)
196
(RGB input – RGB output)
Frequency response (3)
197
(RGB input – γ)
Slew rate
198
(RGB input – RGB output)
Input dynamic range
199
V
PRGN
fRGB
fγ
RSRGB
VDIN
Set V31 = 1.6V.
Then measure the amplitude of the PRG
section using the output waveform at TP13.
Frequency response from (R IN), (G IN) and (B
IN) to TP15, TP16 and TP17 (frequency which
goes to –3dB with respect to 100kHz)
Frequency response from (R IN), (G IN) and
(B IN) to the sample-and-hold circuit input
(frequency which goes to –3dB with respect to
100kHz)
Input SG6 to (R IN), (G IN) and (B IN).
Then adjust V45 so that the output amplitude
(black to white) at TP16 is 3V.
Measure the slew rate from the 10 to 90% rise
and fall time of TP15, TP16 and TP17.
Set SW41
(variable amplitude) to (R IN), (G IN) and (B
IN).
Then label the amplitude of the 1st, 5th and
10th steps as b1, b5 and b10, respectively,
using the non-inverted output waveform at
TP15, TP16 and TP17.
The input dynamic range is defined as the
minimum value for the input amplitude (black
to white) at which b1/b5 < 0.8 or
b10/b5 < 0.8.
→
ON, V41 = 1.6V and input SG1
—
—
20
60
0.8
0
18
25
100
1.1
0.4
—
—
—
—
Vp-p
MHz
MHz
V/µs
Vp-p
Sample-and-hold circuit
200
droop rate
RDLP
Set V45 = V
and (SH3).
Then measure the droop rate at TP15, TP16
and TP17.
Next, input SG7 to (SH4).
Then measure the droop rate of TP15, TP16
and TP17.
I and input SG7 to (SH1), (SH2)
—
—
40
mV/µs
Note) The symbol (A) in the Measurement conditions inscription indicates that the measurement values for
both the inverted and non-inverted sides are used.
(Example)
20 log (VRSM (A)/VRST (A)) means both
20 log (VRSM/VRST) and
20 log (VRSMA/VRSTA).
In this example, VRSM and VRST are non-inverted side measurement values and VRSMA and VRSTA are inverted
side measurement values.
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Black Side Gamma Measurement Method
Measure the output voltages y1 to y10 which correspond to the input voltages a1 to a10 using SG8 as the input
signal. (Measure the voltage from the reference level. Label the white side from the reference level as positive,
and the black side as negative.)
Select the two points where | yn – yn–1 | (n = 2 to 10) is a maximum, and label these points yk and yk – 1. Also,
label the input voltages which correspond to yk and yk – 1 as ak and ak – 1, respectively.
Next, measure the output voltages y1 to y10 which correspond to the input voltages a1 to a10 using SG9 as the
input signal.
Select the two points where | yn – yn – 1 | (n = 2 to 10) is a maximum, and label these points yh and yh – 1. Also,
label the input voltages which correspond to yh and yh – 1 as ah and ah – 1, respectively.
From the above:
Maximum gain GM = (yk – yk – 1)/(ak – ak – 1)
Minimum gain GN = (yh – yh – 1)/(ah – ah – 1)
The black side gamma gain is defined as the ratio of the maximum gain to the minimum gain. In other words:
Gamma gain = 20 log (GM/GN)
The gamma breakpoint is defined as the intersection between the straight line passing through points (ak, yk)
and (ak – 1, yk – 1) and the straight line passing through points (ah, yh) and (ah – 1, yh – 1). In other words:
Gamma breakpoint = (GM ∗ GN ∗ (ak – ah) – GN ∗ yk + GM ∗ yh)/(GM – GN)
Measure the output voltages y1 to y10 which correspond to the input voltages a1 to a10 using SG9 as the input
signal. (Measure the voltage from the reference level. Label the white side from the reference level as positive,
and the black side as negative.)
Select the two points where | yn – yn–1 | (n = 2 to 10) is a maximum, and label these points yk and yk – 1. Also,
label the input voltages which correspond to yk and yk – 1 as ak and ak – 1, respectively.
Next, measure the output voltages y1 to y10 which correspond to the input voltages a1 to a10 using SG8 as the
input signal.
Select the two points where | yn – yn – 1 | (n = 2 to 10) is a maximum, and label these points yh and yh – 1. Also,
label the input voltages which correspond to yh and yh – 1 as ah and ah – 1, respectively.
From the above:
Maximum gain GM = (yk – yk – 1)/(ak – ak – 1)
Minimum gain GN = (yh – yh – 1)/(ah – ah – 1)
The white side gamma gain is defined as the ratio of the maximum gain to the minimum gain. In other words:
Gamma gain = 20 log (GM/GN)
The gamma breakpoint is defined as the intersection between the straight line passing through points (ak, yk)
and (ak – 1, yk – 1) and the straight line passing through points (ah, yh) and (ah – 1, yh – 1). In other words:
Gamma breakpoint = (GM ∗ GN ∗ (ak – ah) – GN ∗ yk + GM ∗ yh)/(GM – GN)
The reference level is inserted into the RGB signal by inputting the XCLP2 signal shown below during the RGB
input signal pedestal level interval. Gamma compensation and clamping operation are performed based on this
level.
Reference
signal
RGB signal input
XCLP1
1.2µ
0.4µ0.4µ
XCLP2
Bright adjustment
The position of the RGB signal relative to the reference level changes according to the voltage applied to RGB
MBRT (Pin 1). Bright can be controlled without changing the γ characteristics to the panel because the input
bias is changed with the breakpoint for output kept constant.
RGB signal output
50 IRE
Bright pin
LowHigh
voltage preset
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CXA1853Q
Gamma compensation
The gamma compensation curve establishes the gain change points (breakpoints) on both the black and white
sides from the reference level. The black and white side gains and the black and white side gain change points
can each be adjusted independently.
Output
Reference level
Reference level
Input
Gain adjustment
Output
Input
Breakpoint variation
Sample-and-hold, gain control and pedestal clamp
Since sample-and-hold circuits are established in the R, G and B lines and each of these circuits is operated
by an independent pulse, the delay can be set freely. In addition, the pulse leak is canceled by establishing a
sample-and-hold circuit in the clamp loop and inputting the differential input of the gain control circuit.
S/HS/H
51 to 53
57, 58, 61
S/H pulse
56
S/H
Clamp pulse
Clamp capacitance
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Gain control amplifier
Error amplifier
45
To the
inversion
circuit
Clamp voltage
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CXA1853Q
RGB inversion amplifier
The polarity of the RGB output is inverted according to the FRP pulse. The relationship between input and
output is as shown in the figure below.
RGB IN
FRP
Signal center
RGB OUT
SID output
The CXA1853Q outputs a side black signal for 4:3/16:9 aspect conversion. The black level is adjusted by the
SID CTR pin. In addition, the PRG level can be set in part of the side black signal by inputting the PRG pulse.
The PRG level is adjusted by the PRG CTR pin. The relationship between each input and output is as shown
in the figure below.
PRG
SIDFRP
Signal center
SID OUT
PRG level
Signal center control
The RGB and SID output center voltages are adjusted by the SIG CENT CTR (Pin 37).
When SIG CENT CTR is preset, the output pin center voltage goes to VCC2/2.
Output clamp
The average value of each RGB and SID output signal is detected with external RC circuits and input to the
RGB CLP and SID CLP pins. Then the center voltage offsets among R, G, B and SID outputs are reduced by
feedback which equalizes these detected values and the signal center voltage set by the SIG CENT CTR pin.
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CXA1853Q
Notes on Operation
1) R IN (Pin 9), G IN (Pin 10), B IN (Pin 11) input signal impedance
An external capacitor is used as the hold capacitor for the clamp at the input of this IC. Therefore, the input
signal impedance must be sufficiently low (75Ω or less) and the external capacitor must have a small leak
current.
2) Clamp hold capacitors (Pins 51 to 53 and 65 to 67)
The external capacitors connected to these pins must have a small leak current.
3) R, G, B, SID OUT load capacitance
The output signal will tend to oscillate if the R, G, B and SID OUT load capacitance increases. Be sure to
insert a 100 to 220Ω resistor in series to these output pins, and design to keep the load capacitance from
exceeding 30pF.
4) External capacitor at the output
The leak current absolute value and tolerance for the R, G, B and SID OUT average value detecting
capacitors should be small.
Note that if there is an offset in the leak current between R, G and B, offset voltage is also generated
between R, G and B in the external resistor, which causes a DC offset of the output signal.
R, G, B,
SID OUT
R, G, B,
SID CLP
100 to 220Ω
Load capacitance
30pF or less
390kΩ
1µF
5) GND and power supply pins
Pins 12, 22, 34, 48, 55 and 64 (GND) should be set to the minimum identical potential applied to the IC,
and should not be left open. In addition, the potential at Pins 8, 18, 50 and 62 should be the same.
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Application Circuit
CXD2412AQ
Timing Generator
100100100100100100
VRVR
VRVR
CXA1853Q
5V
0.01µ100µ
5V
0.01µ100µ
0.1µ
0.1µ
0.1µ
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
SH1
PV
TEST IN
GND
B CLAMP
G CLAMP
R CLAMP
RGB GAM GAIN1
R GAM GAIN1
B GAM GAIN1
RGB GAM GAIN2
R GAM GAIN2
B GAM GAIN2
RGB GAM CTR2
R GAM CTR2
B GAM CTR2
RGB GAM CTR1
R GAM CTR1
B GAM CTR1
N.C.
0.1µ 0.1µ 0.1µ
N.C.
N.C.
SH2
60
61
CC
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
SH3
57
58
59
SIG SEL
GCA DETR
SH4
GND
55
56
GCA DETG
53
52
54
GCA DETB
50
51
CXA1853Q
33k
4
CC
GND
B GAIN
RGB GAIN
V
IREF
49
R GAIN
46
48
45
47
XCLP1
44
XCLP2
43
TEST SEL
WHT LIM
41
42
BLK CENT
40
BLK LIM
39
VCOM OUT
38
SIG CENT CTR
37
VCOM CTR
36
PRG
35
GND
34
SID FRP
33
FRP
32
PRG CTR
31
SID CTR
30
SID CLP
29
R CLP
28
G CLP
27
B CLP
26
R SBRT
25
B SBRT
24
RGB SBRT
23
GND
22
N.C.
21
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR
3.3k
3
N.C.
5
4
B MBRT
R MBRT
VR
VRVR
0.01µ100µ
N.C.
1
2
N.C.
RGB MBRT
5V
68k
0.01µ
33k
13V
3.3k
VR
indicated as VR.
buff
indicated as buff.
6
7
TEST OUT
5V
9
10
8
CC1
RIN
GIN
V
0.1µR0.1µ
G
ANALOG
RGB IN
13
12
11
BIN
GND
SID OUT
0.1µ
B
13V
0.01µ100µ
14 15
CC2
V
R OUT
16
G OUT
17
B OUT
19
18
20
CC3
N.C.
N.C.
V
150
150
150
150
5V
0.01µ100µ
buff
buff
buff
buff
390k
390k
390k
390k
LCX007
LCD Panel
Application circuits shown are typical examples illustrating the operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for
any problems arising out of the use of these circuits or for any infringement of third party patent and other right due to same.
1µ1µ1µ1µ
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Example of Representative Characteristics
CXA1853Q
[dB]
CS
∆G
–2
–4
–6
–8
0.4
0.2
RGB GAIN adjustment range
8
6
4
2
0
[dB]
RS
∆G
R GAIN, B GAIN adjustment range
8
6
4
2
0
–2
–4
–6
–8
2543
RGB GAIN (V45) [V]
2543
R GAIN (V46) [V]
B GAIN (V47) [V]
RGB MBRT adjustment range
R MBRT, B MBRT adjustment range
0.2
0.1
[V]
BM
∆V
[V]
SB
V
–0.2
–0.4
12
10
0
[V]
BR
0
∆V
–0.1
–0.2
2543
RGB MBRT (V1) [V]
2543
R MBRT (V4) [V]
B MBRT (V5) [V]
RGB SBRT adjustment range
R SBRT, B SBRT adjustment range
2
[V]
SSR
∆V
1
0
–1
8
6
4
2
–2
0
–2
2543
RGB SBRT (V23) [V]
2543
R SBRT (V25) [V]
B SBRT (V24) [V]
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CXA1853Q
RGB gamma black side gain adjustment range
20
15
10
[dB]
GB
G
5
0
2543
RGB GAM GAIN1 (V68) [V]
RGB gamma white side gain adjustment range
20
15
R, B gamma black side gain adjustment range
5
[dB]
0
GBR
∆G
–5
2543
R GAM GAIN1 (V69) [V]
B GAM GAIN1 (V70) [V]
R, B gamma white side gain adjustment range
5
10
[dB]
GW
G
5
0
2543
RGB GAM GAIN2 (V71) [V]
RGB gamma black side breakpoint
adjustment range
0
–0.5
[V]
GB
P
[dB]
0
GWR
∆G
–5
2543
R GAM GAIN2 (V72) [V]
B GAM GAIN2 (V73) [V]
R, B gamma black side breakpoint sub
adjustment range
0.4
0.2
[V]
0
GBR
∆P
–0.2
–1
2543
RGB GAM CTR1 (V77) [V]
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–0.4
2543
R GAM CTR1 (V78) [V]
B GAM CTR1 (V79) [V]
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CXA1853Q
[V]
GW
P
[V]
W
∆V
1.5
0.5
–0.5
–1
–2
RGB gamma white side breakpoint
adjustment range
1
0
2543
RGB GAM CTR2 (V74) [V]
WHT LIM adjustment range
3
2
1
0
2543
WHT LIM (V41) [V]
R gamma white side breakpoint sub
adjustment range
0.4
0.2
[V]
0
GWR
∆P
–0.2
–0.4
2543
R GAM CTR2 (V75) [V]
B GAM CTR2 (V76) [V]
BLK LIM adjustment range
7
6
5
4
(non-inverted side) [V]
BGL
3
— V
2
CG1
V
1
2543
BLK LIM (V39) [V]
BLK LIM adjustment range
7
6
5
4
(inverted side) [V]
CG1
3
— V
BGLA
V
2
1
2543
BLK LIM (V39) [V]
Signal center adjustment range
9
8
7
[V]
C
V
6
5
4
2543
SIG CENT CTR (V37) [V]
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VCOM control range
3
2
1
[V]
COM
0
∆V
–1
–2
2543
VCOM CTR (V36) [V]
CXA1853Q
SID amplitude control range
12
10
8
[Vp-p]
SID
V
6
4
2543
SID CTR (V30) [V]
PRG level control range
3
2
[Vp-p]
PRG
V
1
0
2543
PRG CTR (V31) [V]
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Package OutlineUnit: mm
80PIN QFP (PLASTIC)
16.0 ± 0.3
14.0 ± 0.2
CXA1853Q
1.4 ± 0.2
61
80
60
0.65
0.625 ± 0.2
0.1 ± 0.1
0.3 ± 0.05
41
201
0.13
40
21
0.1
15.0 ± 0.2
A
M
0.15 ± 0.05
SONY CODE
EIAJ CODE
JEDEC CODE
0° to 10°
DETAIL A
QFP80P-L111
QFP080-P-1414
PACKAGE STRUCTURE
PACKAGE MATERIAL
LEAD TREATMENT
LEAD MATERIAL
PACKAGE WEIGHT
EPOXY RESIN
SOLDER PLATING
COPPER
0.6g
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