N101L6-L05 is a 10.06” TFT Liquid Crystal Display module with LED Backlight unit and 40 pins LVDS
interface. This module supports 1024 x 600 Wide-SVGA mode and can display 262,144 colors. The
optimum viewing angle is at 6 o’clock direction. The converter module for Backlight is built in.
1.2 FEATURES
- WSVGA (10 24 x 600 pixels) resolution
- Thin, light and low power consumption
- DE only mode
- 3.3V LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) interface with 1 pixel/clock
- Build in LED Converter
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1.3 APPLICA TION
- TFT LCD Notebook
1.4 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Item Specification Unit Note
Active Area 222.72 (H) x 125.28 (V) (10.06” diagonal) mm
Opening Area 225.72 (H) x 128.28 (V) mm
Driver Element a-si TFT active matrix - Pixel Number 1024 x R.G.B. x 600 pixel Pixel Pitch 0.2175 (H) x 0.2088 (V) mm Pixel Arrange ment RGB vertic al stripe - Display Colors 262,144 color Transmissive Mode Normally white - Surface Treatment Hard coating (3H), Anti-glare - -
1.5 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Module Size
Note (1) Please refer to the attached drawings for more information of front and back outline dimensions.
Note (3) The specified power supply current is under the conditions at VCCS = 3.3 V, Ta = 25 ± 2 ºC,
f
= 60 Hz, whereas a power dissipation check pattern below is displayed.
v
a. White Pattern
Vcc rising time is 470us
b. Black Pattern
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Note (4) The specified power are the sum of LCD panel electronics input power and the converter input
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Active Area
power. Test conditions are as follows.
(a) VCCS = 3.3 V, Ta = 25 ± 2 ºC, f
(b) The pattern used is a black and white 32 x 36 checkerboard, slide #100 from the VESA file
LED Light Bar Power
Supply Volt age
LED Light Bar Power
Supply Current
Power Consumption PL 1.03 1.15 1.29 W (3)
LED Life Time LBL 12000 -- -- Hrs (4)
Note (1) LED current is measured by utilizing a high frequency current meter as shown below :
Single Ended
0V
V
VID|
Differential
V
I
L 114 120 126 mA
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0V
V
Value
Min. Typ. Max.
L 9.0 9.6 10.2 V
Unit Note
(1),(2) (Duty 100%)
Note (2) For better LED light bar driving quality, it is recommended to utilize the adaptive boost converter with current
balancing function to drive LED light-bar.
Note (3) P
Note (4) The lifetime of LED is defined as the time when it continues to operate under the conditions at Ta = 25 ±2
= IL ×VL
L
and I
= 20 mA (Per EA) un til the brightness becomes ≦ 50% of its original value.
1 VSS Ground
2 VCCS Power Supply (3.3V typ.)
3 VCCS Power Supply (3.3V typ.)
4 VEDID DDC 3.3V power
5 NC No Connection (Reserve for CMO test)
6 CLKEDID DDC clock
7 DATAEDID DDC data
8 Rxin0- LVDS differential data input Negative
9 Rxin0+ LVDS differential data input Positive
10 VSS Ground
11 Rxin1- LVDS differential data input Negative
12 Rxin1+ LVDS differential data input Positive
13 VSS Ground
14 Rxin2- LVDS Differential Data Input Negative
15 Rxin2+ LVDS Differential Data Input Positive
16 VSS Ground
17 RxCLK- LVDS differential clock input Negative
18 RxCLK+ LVDS differential clock input Positive
19 VSS Ground
20 LVDS_EN Enable Control Signal of LVDS Data Input
21 NC No Connection (Reserve)
22 VSS Ground
23 NC No Connection (Reserve)
24 NC No Connection (Reserve)
25 VSS Ground
26 NC No Connection (Reserve)
27 NC No Connection (Reserve)
28 VSS Ground
29 NC No Connection (Reserve)
30 NC No Connection (Reserve)
31 LED_GND LED Ground
32 LED_GND LED Ground
33 LED_GND LED Ground
34 NC No Connection (Reserve)
35 LED_PWM PWM Control Signal of LED Converter
36 LED_EN Enable Control Signal of LED Converter
37 NC No Connection (Reserve)
38 LED_VCCS LED Power
39 LED_VCCS LED Power
40 LED_VCCS LED Power
Note (1) Connector Part No.: IPEX 20455-040E-12 or equivalent
The brightness of each primary color (red, green and blue) is based on the 6-bit gray scale data input for
the color. The higher the binary input, the brighter the color. The table below provides the assignment of
color versus data input.
Data Signal
Color
R5 R4 R3 R2 R1 R0 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G0 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0
Black
Red
Green
Basic
Colors
Gray
Scale
Of
Red
Gray
Scale
Of
Green
Gray
Scale
Of
Blue
Note (1) 0: Low Level Voltage, 1: High Level Voltage
Blue
Cyan
Magenta
Yellow
White
Red(0)/Dark
Red(1)
Red(2)
42 2A Standard timing ID # 3 01 00000001
43 2B Standard timing ID # 3 01 00000001
44 2C Standard timing ID # 4 01 00000001
45 2D Standard timing ID # 4 01 00000001
46 2E Standard timing ID # 5 01 00000001
47 2F Standard timing ID # 5 01 00000001
48 30 Standard timing ID # 6 01 00000001
49 31 Standard timing ID # 6 01 00000001
50 32 Standard timing ID # 7 01 00000001
51 33 Standard timing ID # 7 01 00000001
52 34 Standard timing ID # 8 01 00000001
53 35 Standard timing ID # 8 01 00000001
77 4D # 2 1st character of name (“N”) 4E 01001110
78 4E # 2 2nd character of name (“1”) 31 00110001
79 4F # 2 3rd character of name (“0”) 30 00110000
80 50 # 2 4th character of name (“1”) 31 00110001
81 51 # 2 5th character of name (“L”) 4C 01001100
82 52 # 2 6th character of name (“6”) 36 00110110
83 53 # 2 7th character of name (“-”) 2D 00101101
84 54 # 2 8th character of name (“L”) 4C 01001100
Byte #
(hex)
Detailed timing description # 1 Pixel clock (“43.97MHz”, According
to VESA CVT Rev1.1)
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# 1 H sync offset : H sync pulse width : V sync of fset : V sync width
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(”48: 32 : 3 : 10”)
# 1 Non-interlaced, Normal, no stereo, Separate sync, H/V pol
Negatives
# 2 FE (hex) defines ASCII string (Mod el Name “N101L6-L05”,
ASCII)
85 55 # 2 9th character of name (“0”) 30 00110000
86 56 # 2 10th character of name (“5”) 35 00110101
87 57 # 2 New line character indicates end of ASCII string 0A 00001010
88 58 # 2 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
89 59 # 2 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
90 5A Detailed timing description # 3 00 00000000
91 5B # 3 Flag 00 00000000
92 5C # 3 Reserved 00 00000000
93 5D # 3 FE (hex) defines ASCII string (Vendor “CMO ”, ASCII) FE 11111110
94 5E # 3 Flag 00 00000000
95 5F # 3 1st character of string (“C”) 43 01000011
96 60 # 3 2nd character of string (“M”) 4D 01001101
97 61 # 3 3rd character of string (“O”) 4F 01001111
98 62 # 3 New line character indicates end of ASCII string 0A 00001010
99 63 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
100 64 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
101 65 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
102 66 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
103 67 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
104 68 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
105 69 # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
106 6A # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
107 6B # 3 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
108 6C Detailed timing description # 4 00 00000000
109 6D # 4 Flag 00 00000000
110 6E # 4 Reserved 00 00000000
111 6F
112 70 # 4 Flag 00 00000000
113 71 # 4 1st character of name (“N”) 4E 01001110
114 72 # 4 2nd character of name (“1”) 31 00110001
115 73 # 4 3rd character of name (“0”) 30 00110000
116 74 # 4 4th character of name (“1”) 31 00110001
117 75 # 4 5th character of name (“L”) 4C 01001100
118 76 # 4 6th character of name (“6”) 36 00110110
119 77 # 4 7th character of name (“-”) 2D 00101101
120 78 # 4 8th character of name (“L”) 4C 01001100
121 79 # 4 9th character of name (“0”) 30 00110000
122 7A # 4 10th character of name (“5”) 35 00110101
123 7B # 4 New line character indicates end of ASCII string 0A 00001010
124 7C # 4 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
125 7D # 4 Padding with “Blank” character 20 00100000
126 7E Extension flag 00 00000000
127 7F Checksum B2 10110010
Byte #
(hex)
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# 4 FE (hex) defines ASCII st ring (Model Name“N101L6-L05”,
ASCII)
Item Symbol Value Unit
Ambient Temperature Ta 25±2
Ambient Humidity Ha 50±10 %RH
Supply Volt age VCC 3.3 V
Input Signal According to typical value in "3. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS"
LED Light Bar Input Current IL
120
The measurement methods of optical characteristics are shown in Section 8.2. The following items
should be measured under the test conditions described in Section 8.1 and stable environment shown in
o
C
mA
Note (5).
8.2 OPTICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The relative measurement methods of optical characteristics are shown in 8.2. The following items
should be measured under the test conditions described in 8.1 and stable environment shown in Note (5).
Item Symbol Condition Min. Typ. Max. Unit Note
Contrast Ratio CR 400 500 - - (2), (5)
Response Time
Average Luminance of White
The contrast ratio can be calculated by the following expression.
Contrast Ratio (CR) = L63 / L0
x-
y-
Normal
θx = θy = 0º
θy-θy+
θx−
θx+
y+
12 o’clock direction
θ
y+ = 90º
x+
θX+ = 90º
L63: Luminance of gray level 63
L 0: Luminance of gray level 0
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CR = CR (1)
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CR (X) is corresponding to the Contrast Ratio of the point X at Figure in Note (6).
Note (3) Definition of Response Time (T
100%
90%
Optical
Response
10%
0%
R
T
R
66.67 ms
, TF):
T
F
66.67 ms
Time
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Note (4) Definition of Average Luminance of White (L
Measure the luminance of gray level 63 at 5 points
L
= [L (1)+ L (2)+ L (3)+ L (4)+ L (5)] / 5
AVE
L (x) is corresponding to the luminance of the point X at Figure in Note (6)
Note (5) Measurement Setup:
The LCD module should be stabilized at given temperature for 20 minutes to avoid abrupt
temperature change during measuring. In order to stabilize the luminance, the measurement
should be executed after lighting Backlight for 20 minutes in a windless room.
LCD Module
LCD Panel
USB2000
AVE
):
CS-1000T
Center of the Screen
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Note (6) Definition of White Variation (δW):
Measure the luminance of gray level 63 at 5 points
δW = {Minimum [L (1), L (2), L (3), L (4), L (5)] / Maximum [L (1), L (2), L (3), L (4), L (5)]
(1) Refer to the drawing.
(2) To avoid wireless noise interference, please keep the antenna away from LCD control boa rd.
9.2 HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
(1) The module should be assembled into the system firmly by using every mounting hole. Be careful not
to twist or bend the module.
(2) While assembling or installing modules, it can only be in the clean area. The dust and oil may cause
electrical short or damage the polarizer.
(3) Use fingerstalls or soft gloves in order to keep display clean during the incoming inspection and
assembly process.
(4) Do not press or scratch the surface harder than a HB pencil lead on the panel because the polarizer is
very soft and easily scratched.
(5) If the surface of the polarizer is dirty, please clean it by some absorbent cotton or soft cloth. Do not use
Ketone type materials (ex. Acetone), Ethyl alcohol, Toluene, Ethyl acid or Methyl chloride. It might
permanently damage the polarizer due to chemical reaction.
(6) Wipe off water droplets or oil immediately. Staining and discoloration may occur if they left on panel for
a long time.
(7) If the liquid crystal material leaks from the panel, it should be kept away from the eyes or mouth. In
case of contacting with hands, legs or clothes, it must be washed a way thoroug hly with soap.
(8) Protect the module from static electricity, it may cause damage to the C-MOS Gate Array IC.
(9) Do not disassemble the module.
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(10) Do not pull or fold the lamp wire.
(11) Pins of I/F connector should not be touched directly with bare hands.
9.3 STORAGE PRECAUTIONS
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(1) High temperature or humidity may reduce the performance of module. Please store LCD module within
the specified storage conditions.
(2) It is dangerous that moisture come into or contacted the LCD module, because the moisture may
damage LCD module when it is operating.
(3) It may reduce the display quality if the ambient temperature is lower than 10 ºC. For example, the
response time will become slowly, and the starting voltage of lamp will be higher than the room
temperature.
9.4 OPERATION PRECAUTIONS
(1) Do not pull the I/F connector in or out while the module is operating.
(2) Always follow the correct power on/off sequence when LCD module is connecting and operating. This
can prevent the CMOS LSI chips from damage during latch-up.
(3) The startup voltage of Backlight is approximately 1000 Volts. It may cause electrical shock while
assembling with converter . Do not disassemble the module or insert anything into the Backlight unit.
9.5 OTHER PRECAUTIONS
(1) When fixed patterns are displayed for a long time, remnant image is likely to occur.