11.02.0039Any rise time of the supply voltages is allowed
10.03.0049Minimum value of maximum RGB output voltage changed
29.03.0020PWM control byte: specification of V-parabola amplitude changed
529.05.00Document state 05 corresponds to silicon version B12
29.05.003block delay moved between the blocks brightness and blue stretch
29.05.0043Min./Max. values of matrices removed
29.05.0044Min./Max. values of black level stretch changed
29.05.0047Output LOW and output HIGH value of D/A changed
29.05.00 1, 7, 13, 21 Specified H-frequency range of 15 to 19kHz added
05.07.0052Circuit at DCI input changed
05.07.0034Explanation of average beam current limit added
625.08.00Document state 06 corresponds to silicon version B21
18.08.0039Positive-going of BSOIN upper threshold increased by 50mV
25.08.0044Brightness control range changed, nom. brightness removed
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Date PageChanges compared to previous issue
25.08.0049Nominal brightness and measurement levels changed
28.08.0044Black stretch level shift changed
28.08.0050Foot note 1) added
04.10.0038Absolute maximum rating of VDD(MC) = 9V
04.10.0038Absolute maximum rating of total power dissipation = 1.28W
04.10.0046Supply currents and total power dissipation specified
04.10.0047DAC output D/A: LOW and HIGH value changed
04.10.0047DAC output E/W: LOW and HIGH value changed
04.10.0048DAC output VD+, VD-: LOW and HIGH value changed
04.10.0050SVM output signal amplitude changed from 2V to 1.9V nom.
10.10.0051System overview Dig. TV 100 Hz changed
16.10.0038...40Pin schematic inserted
23.10.0036Equations for cut-off and white-drive currents added
25.10.0029Equations for Vertical EHT compensation modified
25.10.0030Equations for Horizontal EHT compensation modified
22.11.0045Max. input capacitance of YUV and RGB inputs specified
22.11.0050Standby current specified
22.11.0050Total power dissipation changed from max. 1.25W to max. 1.28W
29.01.01allInfineon logo changed to Micronas
1)... DS = Document state
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Data Classification
Maximum Ratings
Maximum ratings are absolute ratings; exceeding only one of these values may cause irreversible damage to the integrated circuit.
Recommended Operating Conditions
Under this conditions the functions given in the circuit description are fulfilled. Nominal conditions specify mean values expected over the production spread and are the proposed values for interface and application. If not stated otherwise, nominal values will apply at
TA=25°C and the nominal supply voltage
Characteristics
The listed characteristics are ensured over the operating range of the integrated circuit.
The SDA 9380 is a highly integrated deflection controller and RGB video processor for CTV receivers with 15 to 19kHz or 31 to 38kHz line fr equencies . The deflect ion component co ntrols amo ng others an horizontal drive2001-01-29r circuit for a flyback line output stage, a DC coupled vertical sawtooth output stage and an East-West raster correction circuit. All adjustable output parameters are
I²C-Bus controlled. Inpu ts are HSYNC and VSYNC. The HSYNC signal is the re ference for the internal clock system which includes the
The RGB processor has two YUV/RGB inputs and one RGB input. One YUV/RGB input and the
RGB input are for SVGA and text/OSD with fast blanking. The RGB output stage has two control
loops for cut off and white level with halt capability in vertical shrink modes. An overall Y output and
an adjustable dela y of the RGB outputs rel ated to thi s signal are suitable for a scan v e loc ity modulation circuit.
The supply voltages of the IC are 3.3V and 8V. It is mounted in a P-MQFP package with 64 pins.
=Φ1=and Φ2=control loops.
2Features
2.1Deflection
• =No external clock needed
• =Φ1=PLL and=Φ2=PLL on chip
•==Standard line frequencies for NTSC and PAL
•==18.75kHz line fr equency for 625 lines/60 Hz
•==Doubled line frequencies for NTSC and PAL, MUSE standard, DTV standard
• Also suitable for VGA, Macintosh (35kHz) and SVGA standard (38kHz, 800*600*60Hz)
• =Automati c s wi tchin g betw een 31 , 35 and 38 kHz in Mon itor mo de with 2 digital outpu ts f or
controlling B+ and 1 analog input to keep watch on it
• =I²C-Bus alignment of all deflection parameters
• =All EW-, V- and H- functions
• =Picture width and picture height EHT compensation
• =Dynamic PH EHT compensation (white bar)
• =Compensation of H-phase deviation (e.g. caused by white bar)
1CLKII/TTLInput for external line locked clock *)
2X2QReference oscillator output, Crystal
3X1IReference oscillator input, Crystal
4CLEXTI/TTLSwitching between internal (L) and external clock (H) *)
5TESTI/TTLSwitching between normal operation (TEST=L) and test mode
(TEST=H: pins 4, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 49, 50, 63, 64 are additional test pins)
6SUBSTSSubstrate pin, has to be connected to ground whenever a
power supply or signal is applied
7RESNI/TTLReset input, active Low
8SCLII²C Bus clock
9SDAIQI²C Bus data
10VDD(D)SDigital supply
11VSS(D)SDigital ground
12HDQControl signal output for H driver stage (open drain)
13H35KQ/TTLGoes High when frequency of HSYNC is about 35kHz or more
14H38KQ/TTLGoes High when frequency of HSYNC is about 38kHz
15PWMQ/TTLPulse width modulated control signal output
16VSYNCI/TTLV-sync input
17FH1_2I/TTLSwitching between 1f
18HSYNCIHSYNC input (CLEXT=H: TTL; CLEXT=L: analog) *)
19VDD(A1)SAnalog supply
20VSS(A1)SAnalog ground
21Φ2ILine flyback for H-delay compensation
22VDD(A2)SAnalog supply
23VSS(A2)SAnalog ground
24E/WQControl signal output for East-West raster correction
25D/AQOutput of an I²C Bus controlled DC voltage
26VD+QControl signal output for DC coupled V-output stage
27VD-QLike VD+
28VDD(A3)SAnalog supply
29VSS(A3)SAnalog ground
30VPROTIWatching external V-output stage (input is the V -saw-tooth from
feedback resistor)
31HPROTIWatching EHT (input is e.g. H-flyback)
32HSAFEIWatching B+ when frequency of HD has to be decreased
33BSOINIInput for starting Black Switch-Off
34IBEAMIInput for a beam current dependent signal for stabilization of
width, height and H-phase
35PROTONQ/TTLProtection on (goes High after response of H- or V-protection)
mode (L) and 2fH mode (H)
H
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Pin configuration
Pin No.NameTypeDescription
36VREFHIQReference voltage
37VBLOQ/TTL Vertical blanking output
38VREFNIQGround for VREFH
39VREFCIReference current input
40DCIIDark current input for cut off and white level control
41VDD(A4)SAnalog supply
42Y/R 0ILuminance or R input
43U/G 0IU signal or G input
44V/B 0IV signal or B input
45VSS(A4)SAnalog ground
46R/Y 1IFirst R or Y input for insertion
47G/U 1IFirst G or U input for insertion
48B/V 1IFirst B or V input for insertion
49FBL1IFast blanking input for RGB1
50FBL2IFast blanking input for RGB2
51R2ISecond R input for insertion
52G2ISecond G input for insertion
53B2ISecond B input for insertion
54VDD(MC)SAnalog supply for RGB output stage
55ROUTQR output
56GOUTQG output
57BOUTQB output
58SCPQBlanking signal with H- and color burst component
(V-component selectable by I²C Bus)
59VSS(MC)SAnalog ground for RGB output stage
60SVMQLuminance output for scan velocity modulation circuit
61VDD(D)SDigital supply
62VSS(D)SDigital ground
63SSDI/TTLDisables softstart
64SWITCHQ/TTL Output of an I²C Bus controlled switch (register 00, bit SW)
*) The external clock mode can not be used with 18.75, 33.75kHz, 35kHz and 38kHz l ine frequency.
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5System description
5.1Functional description
5.1.1 Deflection controller
The main input signals are HSYNC with a frequency range of about 31 to 38kHz and VSYNC with
vertical frequencies of 50 to 120 Hz. When connecting pin FH1_2 with Low level a line frequency of
15 to 19kHz is suitable.
For displaying computer signals horizontal f requencies up to 38 kHz can be processed.
In the selectable Monitor mode the adaptation to the input frequency in the range of 31.25 to 38kHz
is done automatically. Two outpu t pi ns (H35K and H38K) for controlling e.g. the supply voltage of the
line output stage indicate the frequency of HSYNC. When the H-frequency is increasing, these outputs are stable until the frequency of HSYNC appears on the output HD (see 11.1). In case of
decreasing H-frequency they are changed immediately to flag the new detected frequency but
change of the PLL frequency will be not allowed until the supply voltage of the H-output stage (B+)
is decreased. Pin HSAFE is used to watch B+.
The output signals control the horizontal as well as the vertical deflection stages and the East-West
raster correction circuit.
The H-output signal HD (open drain output) compensates the delays of the line output stage and its
phase can be modulated vertical frequent to remove horizontal distortions of vertical raster lines (VBow, V-Angle). Time reference is the middle of the front and back edge of the line flyback pulse. A
positive HD pulse switches off the line output transistor. Maximal H-shift is about 2.25 µsec for
=31kHz.
f
H
Picture tubes with 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio can be used by adapting the raster to the aspect ratio of
the source signal.
The V-output saw-tooth signals VD- and VD+ controls a DC coupled output stage and can be disabled. Suitable blanking signals are delivered by the IC.
The East-West output signal E/W is a vertical frequent parabola of 6th order, enabling an extreme
corner correction for super flat tubes. The common corner correction realised with coefficients of
fourth order, is separately adjustable for the upper and lower part of the screen.
The pulse width modulated horizontal frequent output signal PWM has two options. A vertical frequent parabolic function or a constant pulse width in each line, selectable by I²C, is available. After
external integration the parabola may be used for vertical dynamic focusing rsp. the DC voltage for
adjustment of H-offset or rotation .
2
The output D/A delivers a variable DC signal and an I
general purpose.
The picture width and picture height compensation (PW/PH Comp) processes the beam current
dependent input signal IBEAM with effect to the outputs E/W and VD to keep width and height constant and independent of brightness.
The alignment parameter AFC EHT Compensation enables to adjust the influence of the input signal IBEAM on the horizontal phase.
The selectable start up circuit controls the energy supply of the H-output stage during the receiver's
run up time by smooth decreasing the line output transistors switching frequency down to the normal operating value (softstart). HD starts with about 1.7 times the line frequency and converges
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within 85ms to its fi nal value. The high time is kept constant. The normal operating pulse ratio H/L is
either 45/55 or 40/60 (selectable by I²C). A watch dog function limits an increasing of the HD period
to max. +10%.
2
The implemented Black Switch-Off behaviour is defined by two I
enabled the signal at BSOIN (e.g. the supply voltage of the line output stage) is watched. If its level
does not come up to a defined threshold Black Swich-Off is started (see 11.2). At first the RGB outputs are switched to conti n uous b l anking immedi ately and th e v e rtical output signals are changed to
about 115..120% overs can. After a delay of 42 lines the picture tube capacitance is discharged with
a current of some mA. From now the vertical overscan rate is calculated depending on the actual
voltage at BSOIN to get the desired deflec tion angle. Three relations are selectable by I
voltage at BSOIN is dropped down to about 20% of its initial value the output HD and the overscan
calculation may stop.
The protection circuit watches an EHT reference and the saw-tooth of the vertical output stage. If
the EHT succeeds a defined threshol d or if t he V-deflection fails (refer to 11.5) the relat ed bit is se t in
the status byte and the output PROTON goes High. The output HD is deactivated (H-level) immediately independent of the selected Blac k Switch-Off function.
C bits (BSO1, BSO0). When
2
C. After the
HPROT:input V
< V2continuous blanking
i
> V1HD disabled
V
i
≤=V
V2
< V1operating range
i
VPROT:vertical saw-tooth voltage
< V1 in first half of V-period
V
i
> V2 in second half : HD disabled
or V
i
The pin SCP delivers the composite blanking signal SCP. It contains burst (V
) and selectable V-blanking (control bit SSC). The phase and width of the H-blanking period
(V
HBL
can be varied by I
BD = 1: T
BD = 0, BSE = 0 (default value) : T
BD = 0, BSE = 1(alignment range): T
2
C-Bus. For the timing following settings are possible :
To provide an accurate biasing of the picture tube the offsets and gains of the RGB output stages
are continuously adjuste d b y a cut of f and white l e v el cont rol loop. Leakage, cut off and whi te current
are measured each frame during vertical flyback at the DCI input. The position of the measurement
lines is adjustable by IIC bus (see page 31). The reference currents for the cut off and white levels
are adjusted by IIC bus with a 6 bit parameter for each output and a common 3 bit gain parameter.
Because the video amplifiers are part of the control loops, the overall gain and offset is no more
adjustable in this stage. For proper dimensioning of the video amplifiers there is an IIC status bit
(CLOW), which is 0 when all offset and gain actuators of the RGB outputs are within 50% of its full
range. The control loops can be switched to halt mode to switch off the measurement lines in vertical shrink mode. When the TV screen is switched on brightness and contrast ramp up in a soft start
mode as soon as the cut off control loop is locked.
There are three circuits implemented for beam current limiting:
-First there is a circuit for accurate average beam current limiting. The beam current is measured at
the Ibeam input and limited by reducing first contrast and, after half contrast is reached, brightness
too. All par ameters (limit v alue , ga in, up time const ant and dow n time constant ) are adjustab l e by II C
bus.
-Second a peak drive limiter circuit is implemented for the hi gher frequency content of t he video signal. It reduces contrast when a limit value is exceeded by the R, G or B video signals. Also all
parameters (limit value, up time constant and down time constant) are adjustable by IIC bus.
-Third there is a soft clipper for the very high frequency content of the video signal. It limits the R, G
or B video signals according to t he diagram at 11.7. Limit value and slope are adjust able by IIC bus.
The TV screen can be switched to blue by IIC bus when no video signal is a vailable.
When the blue stretch function is activated by IIC bus, the gain of the red and green output is
reduced by 17% for amplitudes more than 80% of the nominal amplitude. This shifts white towards
light blue.
A black stretch function (switchable by IIC bus) stretches video signals with a black level which is
higher than the clamping level towards black. Therefore the peak dark value of the video signal is
stored. The height of the peak dark value determines the amount of stretch (diagram at 11.6). The
screen area in which the peak dark detector is enab led i s prog r ammab le b y I IC b us. So it is possible
to screen black borders of the picture (e.g. letter box format) which otherwise prevent the desired
function of black stretch.
An overall luminance output is provided for supplying a circuit for scan velocity modulation. The
delay of the RGB outputs to the luminance output is adjustable by IIC bus. So a proper alignment of
the video signals and the current in the SVM coil is possible.
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5.2Circuit description
The HSYNC is reference for a numeric PLL. This PLL generates a clock which is phase locked to
the incoming horizontal sync pulse and exactly 864 times faster than the horizontal frequency. The
polarity of the external horizontal sync pulses may be positive (see figure below) or negative. In
case of negative polarity the i ncoming HSYNC signal is automatically inverted for an easier appli cation in VGA or SVGA mode.
V
HSmax
V
HSpp
V
HSmin
t
W
Incoming signal HSYNC (internal clock)
Pulse width tw for I2C-bus Bit ’HSWMI’=0:
1.5
µs ... 4.5µs (High or Low level)FH1_2 = High
µs ... 9.0µs (High or Low level)FH1_2 = Low
3.0
Pulse width t
(The specified pulse width depends on the I²C-bus bits INCR4...INCR0 rsp. PLL clock frequency.
The above values are valid for INCR = 6. For higher INCR values the allowed pulse width is
decreasing proportional to the increasing PLL clock frequency.)
The described input signal is first applied to an A/D converter. Conversion takes place with 7 bits
and a nominal frequency of 27 MHz. The digital PLL uses a low pass filter to obtaine defined slopes
for further measurements (PAL/NTSC applications). In addition the actual high and low level of the
signal as well as a threshold v alue i s e valuated and used to calculat e the phas e error bet wee n internal clock and external horizontal sync pulse. By means of digital PI filtering an increment is gained
from this. The PI filter can be set by the I
optimal in relation to either the TV or VCR mode. Moreover it is possible to adapt the nominal frequency by means of 5 I
bus bit GENMOD offers the possibility to use the PLL as a frequency generator which frequency is
controlled by the INCR bits.
for I2C-bus Bit ’HSWMI’=1:
w
0.8
µs ... 4.5µs (High or Low level)FH1_2 = High
µs ... 9.0µs (High or Low level)FH1_2 = Low
1.7
2
C-bus bits (INCR4.. INCR0) to d if ferent horizontal f requenc ies . An additi onal
2
C-bus VCR bit so that the lock-in behaviour of the PLL is
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Once an increment has been obtained, either from the PI-filter or the I2C-bus, it can be used to
operate the D
portional to the increment. The sa w-tooth is converted into a sinusoidal clo ck signal by means of sin
ROM’s and D/A converters and applied to an analog PLL which multiplies the frequency by 4 (for
detailed explanation see pinning and I
ner the required line loc ked clock is pr ovided to operate the other functional parts of the circuit. If no
HSYNC is applied to pin 18 the system holds its momentary frequency for 2040 lines and following
resets the PLL to its nominal frequency. The status bit CON indicates the lock state of the PLL.
The system also provides a stable HS-pulse for internal use. The phase between this internal pulse
and the external HSYNC is adjustable via I
one TV line.
An external clock (CLKI) can be provided by pin selection (CLEXT = H) or I²C control (SCLIIC = H,
CLEXTIIC = H). This is recommended when using the SDA 9380 with a scan rate conversion system. The clock frequency has to be 864 · f
18.75, 33.75kHz, 35kHz and 38kHz line frequency. Therefore switching to external clock mode is
only possible when INCR = 6, b ut alw ays allow ed during operat in g without any danger for the H-output stage.
The input signal at VSYNC is the vertical time reference. It has to pass a window avoiding too short
or long V-periods in the case of distorted or missing VSYNC pulses. The window allows a VSYNC
pulse only after a minimum number of lines from its predecessor and sets an artificial one after a
maximum number of lines. The win dow size is progr ammable by I
igital Timing Oscillator. The DTO generates a saw-tooth with a frequency that is pro-
2
C-bus description) and minimizes residual jitter. In this man-
2
C bus bits HPHASE. It can be shifted over the range of
HSYNC.
The external clock mode can not be used with
2
C-bus.
V alues whi ch inf luence shape a nd ampli tude of t he output si gnals are t ran smit ted as redu ced binary
values to the SDA 9380 via I²C b us . A CPU which is d esig ned for speed reasons in a pipe li ne structure calculates in c onsideration of feedback signals (e.g. IBEAM) values which exactly represent the
output signals. These values control after D/A conversion the external deflection and raster correction circuits.
The CPU firmware is stored in an internal ROM.
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5.3Reset modes
The circuit is only complet ely res et at pow er -on/ off (t iming di ag ram r ef. 11.3). If the pin RESN has Llev el or during standb y operat ion some parts of the circuit are not aff ect ed (timing diag ram ref. 11.4):
Power-On-Reset
External Reset
(pin RESN=0)
Standby mod e
2
C bit STDBY=1)
(I
HD outputHighactiveactive
H-protectioninactiveactiveactive
V-protectioninactiveactive
1)
active
1)
IIC-Interface (SDA, SCL)tristatereadyready
IIC-Register 01..1Cset to default valuesset to default valuesset to default values
IIC-Register 00, 1D...30hset to default valuesnot affectednot affected
Status bit PONRESset to 1
VREFH
not affectednot affectedinactive
2)
set to 1not affected
CPUinactiveinactiveinactive
1)
: inactive if HPROT < V2 (typ. 1.5V)
2)
: can only be read after Power-On-Reset is finished
Note: Power-On-Reset state is deactivated af ter ca. 32768 cycles of the X1/X2 oscillator clock.
RESN=Low and standby state ar e deactivated after ca. 42 cycles of the CLL clock.
5.4Frequency ranges
HVn
15.625 kHz50 Hz625 I
15.75 kHz60 Hz525 I
18.75 kHz*60 Hz625 I
31.25 kHz50 Hz
100 Hz
31.5 kHz60 Hz
70 Hz
120 Hz
33.75 kHz*60 Hz1125 I
35 kHz*66.7 Hz525 NI
38 kHz*60 Hz
72 Hz
*) only with internal clock generation
The allowed deviation of all input line frequencies is max.
n
:number of lines per frame
L
L
625 NI / 1250 I
625 I
525 NI / 1050 I
449 NI
525 I
632 NI
525 NI
±4.5%.
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I :interlaced
NI :non interlaced
If NSA = 0 (subaddr. 01/D5) number of lines per fiel d is selfadaptabl e betw een 192 a nd 680 for each
specified H-frequency.
5.5I²C-Bus control
5.5.1 I²C-Bus address
1000110
5.5.2 I²C-Bus format
write:
S10001100ASubaddressAData ByteA
read:
S10001101AStatus byteAData Byte nA
Reading starts at the last write address n. Specification of a sub addres s in readi ng mode is not possible.
see below--0--B7B6 B5B4 B3B2B1 B0-128..+127 -96..+1190--4/CLL
Allowed
range
Effective
range
Default
value
Disabled
by
Default
value if
disabled
Resolu-
tion
System description
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Control item
(for RGB)
RGB control 0
RGB control 1
RGB control 2
Video input mode
Brightness
Contrast
Saturation
Average beam current limit *)
Average beam current limit characteristics
Peak drive limit
RGB control 3
Peak dark detection top border *)
Peak dark detection bottom border *)
Peak dark detection left border *)
Peak dark detection right border *)
White control R *)
White control G *)
White control B *)
D/A
*) see 5.5.5 Explanation of some control items
Sub-
addr.
1F
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
2A
2B
2C
2C
2D
2E
2F
30
D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2D1 D0
see below--0see below--0see below--0-
see below--128B7B6 B5B4B3B2B1B0-128..+127 -128..+1270B7B6 B5B4B3B2B1B0-128..+127 -128..+1270B5B4 B3B2B1B0XX-32..+31-32..+31-11B7B6 B5B4B3B2B1B0 -128..+127 -128..+1270-
At power on most of the data are zero by default (if not otherwise specified) before transferring individual values via IIC-bus.
Allowed values out of the effective range are limited, e.g. Internal H-sync phase =127 is limited to
119.
There are two bits (BSE, GBE) in the deflection control byte 1 for disabling some control items. If
one of these bits is “0”, the value of the corresponding control item will be ignored and replaced by
the value “default value if disabled” in the table above.
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5.5.4 Detailed description
The Deflection control byte 0 includ es the followin g bits:
VOFFSTDBYMONSCLIICRIBMCLEXTIICHDDCHDE
- VOFF:Vertical off
0: normal vertical output due to control items
1: vertical saw-tooth is switched off ,
vertical protection is disab led
- STDBY:Stand-by mode
0: normal operation
1: stand-by mode (all internal clocks ar e disabled)
- MON:Monitor mo de (G ENMOD bit must b e se t to 0)
0: line frequency must be defined by INCR4..0 (register 1D)
1: automatic detection of line frequency
- SCLIIC:Select clock by IIC
0: select clock by pin CLEXT
1: select clock by IIC bit CLEXTIIC
- RIBM:Input range of IBEAM
0: 0...2.7V
1: 1.8...2.7V
- CLEXTIIC:External clock selected by IIC (only effective if bit SCLIIC = 1)
0: internal clock selected by IIC
1: external clock select ed by IIC
- HDDC:HD duty cycle
0: duty cycle of output HD is 45%
1: duty cycle of output HD is 40%
- HDE:HD enable
0: line is switch ed off (HD disabled, that is H-level)
If BSO1 =1 or BSO0 = 1, no switch-off is possible.
1: line is switched on (HD enabled)
Default value depends on pin SSD
SSD=Low: 0
SSD=High: 1
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The Deflection control byte 1 includ es the followin g bits:
BSO1BSO0NSANCLPGBEVDCJMPBSE
- BSO1..
BSO0Black Switch-Off behavi our
00: no Black Switch-Off
01: Black Switch-Off mode 1 (see section 11.2)
10: Black Switch-Off mode 2 (see section 11.2)
11: Black Switch-Off mode 3 (see section 11.2)
- NSA:No self adaptation
0: self adaptation on
1: self adaptation off
- NCLP:No clipping of vertical and east/west drive signals
0: Clipping of vertical and east/west drive signals in vertical zoom mode
(vertical aspect > 0) to reduce power consumption
1: No clipping in vertical zoom mode (vertical aspect > 0)
- GBE:Guard band enable
0: control item for guard band is disabled
1: control item for guard band is enabled
- VDC:Vertical dynamic compensation
0: influence of the beam current input IB EAM on the
vertical saw-tooth is static (´zooming´ correction)
1: influence of the beam current input I BEAM on the
vertical saw-tooth is dynamic (´ripple´ correction)
- JMP:Jump of vertical drive up to overscan position in vertical shrink mode
0: complete reduction of the vertical drive in shrink mode (vertical aspect < 0)
1: no reduction of the vertical drive in shrink mode (vertical aspect < 0) during
RGB reference pulse lines
- BSE:Blanking select enable
0: control items for blanking times are disabled
1: control items for blanking times are enabled
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The Vertical sync control byte includes the following bits:
XXSSCXNIXXX
- SSC:Sandcastle without VBL
0: output SCP with VBL component
1: output SCP without VBL component
- NI:Non interlace
0: interlace depends on source
1: no interlace
The PWM control byte includes the following bits:
PWMC5PWMC4PWMC3PWMC2PWMC1PWMC0PWMS1PWMS0
- PWMS1..
PWMS0: PWM select
x0: same duty cycle in each line selected (adjustable by PWMC)
01: positive V-parabola after external integration available (amplitude
adjustable by PWMC)
11: negative V-parabola after external integration available (amplitude
adjustable by PWMC)
- PWMC5..
PWMC0: PWM control
These bits control either the duty cycle or the parabola amplitude
depending on PWMS0 according to the foll owing table (if PWMS0 = 0
also PWMS1 defines the the duty cycle):
VOH: PWM output High level, VOL: PWM output Low level
Amplitude of V-parabola
(ext. integration, PWMS0 = 1)
0.46 * (VOH -VOL)
0.58 * (VOH -VOL)
0.69 * (VOH -VOL)
0.81 * (VOH -VOL)
0.91 * (VOH -VOL)
1)
1)
1)
1)
1)
The PWM output may be used as swit ching output when PWMS0 = 0. If PWMC = 100000
and PWMS1 = 0 the output is Low. If PWMC = 011111 the output is continously High.
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The PLL control byte 0 includes the following bits:
00XINCR4INCR3INCR2INCR1INCR0
-INCR4..0:Nominal PLL output frequency
INCR=INT((FH*55296)/FQ-64.625)
(for typical values see table below)
specified range:6
≤INCR≤21
(FQ=24.576MHz)
ApplicationFH[Hz]INCRFH1_2
PAL (50Hz)15625
NTSC (60Hz)15750
PAL (60Hz)18750
PAL (100Hz)31250
NTSC (120Hz)31500
ATV32400
MUSE33750
Macintosh
The PLL control byte 1 includes the following bits:
000GENMODVCR
-GENMOD: Clock generator mode
0: normal PLL mode
1: generator mode (fixed frequency output, cont rolled by INCR..)
-VCR:PLL filter optimized for
0: TV mode
1: VCR mode
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VCR
HSWMITC_3RD
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- NOISYVCR:Handling of noisy input signals in VCR mode
0: normal handling
1: improved handling
Note: this bit is don’t care if bit VCR = 0 (TV mode)
- HSWMI:Minimum width of HSYNC
0: 1.5µs
1: 0.8µs
- TC_3RD:Third time constant
0: slow VCR time constant
1: fast VCR time constant
Note: this bit is don’t care if bit VCR = 0 (TV mode)
Warnings/Notes:
1) A change of INCR causes changes of the generated clock frequency more than the
specified 4.5%.
Switching from PLL mode to Generator mode (GENMOD) with constant INCR values does not
result in exceeding the specified frequency deviation range.
2) If pin SSD has H-level the output signal HD starts immediately after power on. In this case the
starting horizontal frequency is 31.25kHz (if FH1_2 = High). Starting with other frequencies requires
L-lev el at SSD so that INCR can be changed before enab ling HD with HDE=1.
3) When SSD = High and FH1_2 = Low the horizontal frequency is fixed to 18.75 kHz (INCR = 20)
and cannot be changed via I²C bus . Other H-f requencie s in the ra nge of 15.6 kHz t o 19 kHz are possible when SSD = Low.
4) The timing of the built-in soft start circuit (starting frequency, period, ending frequency) depends
on INCR. The starting frequency of the output HD is approx. 1.71* FH, the frequency stops at FH
defined by INCR (se e ta bl e on previous page) The tot al sof t sta rt takes a bout 2.66* 10³/FH. If t he f requency of the HSYNC input signal is outside the lock range of the PLL (+/- 4.5%), that means the
PLL cannot lock, the timing of the soft start may change max. +/- 4.5% due to the unlocked PLL.
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The RGB control byte 0 includes the following bits:
IN2NOMIN1NOMCONTBBDVINP2EFBL2EVINP1EFBL1E
- IN2NOM:Nominal saturation and contrast for video input 2
0: variable saturation and contrast for video input 2 (defined by reg. 24, 25)
1: fixed saturation and contrast for video input 2 (nominal values)
- IN1NOM:Nominal saturation and contrast for video input 1
0: variable saturation and contrast for video input 1 (defined by reg. 24, 25)
1: fixed saturation and contrast for video input 1 (nominal values)
- CONTB: Continuous blanking
0: off
1: on
- BD:Blanking disable
0: horizontal and vertical blanking enabled
1: horizontal and vertical blanking disabled
- VINP2E, FBLE2, VINP1E, FBL1E: Selection of input signals (see table below)
VINP2E FBL2E VINP1E FBL1Eselected input signals
0000YUV/RGB 0
0001
001XRGB/YUV 1
0100
0101
011X
RGB/YUV 1 when FBL1=High else
YUV/RGB 0
RGB2 when FBL2=High else
YUV/RGB 0
RGB2 when FBL2=High
else RGB/YUV 1 when FBL1=High
else YUV/RGB 0
RGB2 when FBL2=High else
RGB/YUV 1
1XXXRGB 2
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The RGB control byte 1 includes the following bits:
BLUESSLBLKSBLCKSCTLPDWHITDCATH2CATH1CATH0
- BLUES: Blue stretch
0: off
1: on
- SLBLKS: Slow Black stretch
0: short time constant
1: long time constant
- BLCKS: Black stretch
0: off
1: on
- CTLPD: Control loop disable
0: cut off and white level control loop are active
1: cut off and white level control loop are inactive (halt mode)
- WHITD: White level control loop disable
0: white level control loop is active
1: white level control loop is inactive (halt mode)
- CATH2..
CATH0: Cathode drive level (see 5.5.5 Explanation of some control items)
100: minmum level
..
011: +100% (maximum level)
The RGB control byte 2 includes the following bits:
BLUEBFBL2LCOR1COR0DELOFFSVMOFFDEL1DEL0
- BLUEB: Blue background
0: off
1: on
- FBL2L:FBL2 input switching level
0: high s witching levels
1: low switching levels
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- COR1..0:Contrast reduction of the channel 0 and 1 at FBL2
00: 0 %
01: 25 %
10: 50 %
11: 75 %
- DELOFF:Delay from SVM output to RGB output
0: delay on (see below)
1: delay off (basic delay = 15ns)
- SVMOFF:SVM output
0: active (Y signal at SVM output)
1: off (SVM output is high)
- DEL1..0: Delay from SVM output to RGB output
00: delay = 25ns
.. ..
11: delay = 55ns
The Video input mode includes the following bits:
RGBEN1MAT11MAT100RGBEN0MAT01MAT00YLL
- RGBEN1:RGB/YUV 1 input
0: YUV input
1: RGB input
- MAT11..0:RGB/YUV 1 input, YUV input standard
00: PAL/SECAM
01: NTSC/Jap.
10: NTSC/US
11: HDTV
- RGBEN0:YUV/RGB 0 input
0: YUV input
1: RGB input
- MAT01..0:YUV/RGB 0 input, YUV input standard
00: PAL/SECAM
01: NTSC/Jap.
10: NTSC/US
11: HDTV
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- YLL:Y0 input low level for PAL and NTSC matrices
0: 1 V (black-to-white value)
1: 0.7 V (black-to-white value)
The Avera ge beam current limit c hara ct eri st ics includes the following bits:
- TUP1..0:Time constant of increasing contrast/brightness (current contrast is lower
than the adjusted contrast by I²C, ABLIM is not exceeded)
10: approximately 0.25 sec ond
11: approximately 0.5 second
00: approximately 1 second
01: approximately 2 second
- TDOWN1..0:Time constant of decreasing contrast/brightness when ABLIM is exceeded
10: approximately 30 ms
11: approximately 60 ms
00: approximately 120 ms
01: approximately 240 ms
- MODE:Updating of contrast/brightness
0: with field frequency
1: with line frequency
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The Peak drive limit register includes the following bits:
0: peak drive limiter is enabled
1: peak drive limiter is disabled
The RGB control byte 3 register includes the f oll owing bits:
SW00RDCISCLEV1SCLEV0SCSLP1SCSLP0
- SW:Setting of output SWITCH
0: output SWITCH has L-level
1: output SWITCH has H-level
- RDCI:Input range of DCI
0: 0...2.7V
1: 1.8..2.7V
- SCLEV1..0: Soft clip level relati ve to peak drive limit
10: 100%
11: 105%
00: 110% (default)
01: infinite
- SCSLP1..0: Soft clipping slope
10: 0.125
11: 0.375
00: 0.625
01: 0.875
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The Status byte includes the following bits:
HPONVPONCONH38KH35KCLOW-PONRES
- HPON:H-protection on
0: normal operation of the line output stage
1: upper threshold on input HPROT has been exceeded *)
- VPON:V-protection on
0: normal operation of the vertical output stage
1: incorrect signal on input VPROT has been detected *)
- CON:Coincidence not
0: H-coincidence detected
1: no H-coincidence detected
- H38K:38 kHz line frequency
0: 38 kHz line frequency not detected
1: 38 kHz line frequency detected
- H35K:35 kHz line frequency
0: 35 kHz line frequency not detected
1: 35 kHz line frequency detected
- CLOW:Control loop out of window
0: all control loops inside of window
1: one of the control loop out of window
- PONRES:Power On Reset
0: after bus master has read the status byte
1: after each detected reset
*) Also output PROTON (pin 35) goes Hi gh if HPON=1 or VPON=1.
Note!PONRES is reset after this byte has been read.
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5.5.5 Explanation of some control items
Vertical aspect,Two special control items are implemented for the user to adjust the
Vertical scroll:vertical height (control item: Vertical aspect) and the vertical position
(Vertical scroll). These items may be st ored for every display mode to
get an individual height and position if desired. Changing these parameters automatically influences the outputs VD+, VD-, E/W, HD in such
a way that absol utely no raster distortion happens. There is no need
for the user to re-adj ust any geometry parameter .
The difference of the function of Vertical size and Vertical aspect is
the following: Varying Vertical size causes a linear stretching of the
saw-tooth to eliminat e the tol erance of linear components (e.g. feedback resistor). But adj usting Vertical aspect takes into consideration
that more or less picture height needs very more or less S-correction
(no linear relation). Therefore Vertical aspect should be used for chan g-
ing the aspect ratio (e.g. 16:9 source on 4:3 CRT) or if an individual
picture height is desired f or the various PC graphic standards. Vertical
aspect = -128(minimum value) results in a vertical reduction to 37.5%.
Vertical size,The purpose of these control parameters is the alignment in the fa ctory
Vertical shift:and service to adapt the output signals VD+, VD- to the picture tube and
to eliminate tolerances of t he hardware and deflection yoke. Only one
set of these parameters is requi red for all display modes.
Vertical linearity, Changing the vertical linearity and S-correction has no influence on the
Vertical S-correction: E/W-geometry. That means, straight vertical lines remain straight. The
output signals E/W and HD are automatically changed so no re-adjustment of the related control items is needed. This feature saves time for
adjustment of the so called ’smart’ mode (4:3 source on 16:9 CRT)
Guard band:This control item is useful for optimizi ng self adaptation. Video signals
with different number of lines in consecutive fields (e.g. VCR search
mode) must not start the procedure of self adaptation. But switching
between different TV standards has to change the slope of the v ertical
saw-tooth getting always the same amplitude (self adaptation). To avoid
problems with flicker free TV systems which have alternating number of
lines per field an average value of four consecutive fields is calcula ted. If
the deviation of these average values (e.g. PAL : 312.5 lines or 625 half
lines) is less or equals Guard band, no adaptation takes place. When it
exceeds Guard band, the vertical slope will be changed.
Vertical EHT comp.:This item controls the influence of the beam current dependent input
signal IBEAM on the outputs VD+ and VD- according to the following
equation:
: variation of E/W output voltage
: variation of IBEAM input voltage
384
128
2.14⋅⋅=
2.14⋅⋅=
(if RIBM=0)
(if RIBM=1)
If Horizontal EHT compensation = -128 the output E/W is independent
of the input signal IBEAM.
AFC EHT comp.:Deviation of the horizontal phase caused by high beam current (e.g.white
bar) can be eliminated by this control item. The beam current dependent
input signal IBEAM is multiplied by AFC EHT compensation. Additional to
the control items Vertical angle, Vertical bow and Horizontal shift, this product influences the horizontal phase at the output HD according to the
follo w ing equation:
∆φ: variation of horizontal phase at the output HD
(positive val ues: shift left, negatives values: shi ft right)
∆V
IBEAM
CLL:864 · f
: variation of IBEAM input voltage (units: Volt)
H
(if RIBM=0)
(if RIBM=1)
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Vertical blanki ng start (VBS), RGB ref. pulse pos. (RPP), Vertical blanking end (VBE):
The control item RPP defines the position of the three reference pulses for
R, G, B:
Red ref. pulse = RPP + 16; (odd field)(def. value 20)
Green ref. pulse = RPP + 17; (odd field)(def. value 21)
Blue ref. pulse = RPP + 18; (odd filed)(def. value 22)
If bit BSE (Blanking Select Enable) = 0 the control item RPP is replaced b y its
default v alue (=4). So the R, G, B ref . pulses are generated i n line 20, 21, 22 i n
the odd field rsp. li ne 21, 22 , 23 in the ev en fie ld (see diagram below).
VBS defines the start as well of the internal vertical blanking pulse VBL as of
the output signal VBLO. The end of the internal signal VBL is defined by RPP
and VBE. This also applies to the end of VBLO wi th one exception. There i s at
least one line between the cutof f/white l e v el measur ement line f o r bl ue and the
end of VBLO. The vertical component of the SCP signal is always identical
with the internal vertical blanking pulse VBL.
Both VBL as well as VBLO are sy nchro niz ed wi th t he l eading ed ge of HSYNC.
It always starts and stops at the beginning of line and never in the center.
Therefore the end and width of VBL is one line more in the even field than in
the odd field.
If the vertical drive signals VD+, VD- are clipped in zoom mode (vertical
aspect > 0) at the top and bottom of the screen the vertical blanking pulse is
extended to bl ank all lines in this area without any additional programming.
a) Description of VBL when JMP= 0
Start of VBL = VBS lines before the first complete line of the next field
(def. value 0)
if BSE = 0
end of VBL = end of line (VBE + 22) (odd field)
width of VBL = (VBS + VBE + 22) lines (odd field)(def. value 22)
After power on the control bit BSE is 0, also VBS = 0 and VBE = 0. Therefore
22 lines (odd field) will be blanked before any programming of the IC.
if BSE = 1
end of VBL = end of line (RPP + VBE + 18) (odd field)
width of VBL = (VBS + RPP + VBE + 18) lines (odd field)
The number of lines between the last ref. pulse and the end of VBL is defined
by VBE in the range of 0 (VBE = 0) to 7 (VBE = 7).
If VBS = 0 (minimum value) VBL starts (point A in fig. below) 0...0.5 line (new
odd field) or 0.5...1 line (new even f iel d) prior to the vertical flyback.
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A
HSYNC
VSYNC
1 line
151216171819202122232425
VD-
VBL
(default:
BSE=0,
VBS=0,
VBE=0)
VBL
(BSE=0,
VBS=2,
VBE=0)
VBL
(BSE=1,
RPP=1,
VBS=0,
VBE =1)
start of even field
start of odd field
R G B
2lines
22 lines
R G B
R G B
24 lines
R G B
R G B
20 lines
R G B
odd field
even field
odd field
even field
odd field
even field
Interna l vertical blanking pulse VBL when JMP = 0 and number of lines per field = constant
b) Description of VBL when JMP= 1
Start of VBL = VBS lines before the first complete line of the next field
(def. value 0)
if BSE = 0
end of VBL = end of line (VBE + 29) (odd field)
width of VBL = (VBS + VBE + 29) lines (odd field)(def. value 29)
if BSE = 1
end of VBL = end of line (RPP + VBE + 25) (odd field)
width of VBL = (VBS + RPP + VBE + 25) lines (odd field)
Note! If JMP = 1 the number of lines between the last ref. pulse and the end of
VBL is defined by VBE in the range of 7 (VBE = 0) to 14 (VBE = 7).
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A
HSYNC
VSYNC
201221222324252627282930
1 line
3132
VD-
VBL
(default:
BSE=0,
VBS=0)
VBL
(BSE=0,
VBS=2)
VBL
(BSE=0,
VBS=0,
VBE=1)
start of even field
start of
odd field
R G B
2 lines
29 lines
R G B
R G B
31 lines
R G B
R G B
30 lines
R G B
odd field
even field
odd field
even field
odd field
even field
Internal vertical blanking pulse VBL when JMP = 1 and number of lines per field = constant
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Min. No. of li ne s / field:
It defines the minimum number of lines per field for the vertical synchronization. If the TV standard at the inputs VSYNC and HSYNC has less lines per
field than defined by Min. No. of lines / field no synchronization is possible.
The relationship between Min. No. of lines / field and the minimum number
of lines is given in the following table:
Max. No. of lines / field:
It defines the maximum number of lines per field for the vertical synchronization. If the TV standard at the inputs VSYNC and HSYNC has more lines per
field than defined by Max. No. of lines / field no synchronization is possible.
The relationship between Max. No. of lines / field and the maximum number
of lines is given in the following table:
Min. No. of lines /
field
0
1
...
127
128
...
254
255
Max. No. of lines /
field
minimum number
of lines per field
192
194
...
446
448
...
700
702
maxim um number
of lines per field
0
1
2
...
127
128
...
255
Average beam current limit:
Brightness and contrast is reduced when the average beam current limit level
is exceeded. The beam curre nt is measured at pin IBEAM. High v oltage at this
input indicates low beam current, low voltage high beam current. The limit
range of -128 to 127 c ompli es to a voltage at IBEAM of 2.5 t o 0. 84V at RIBM =
0 and 2.63 to 2.08V at RIBM = 1.
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192
194
...
444
446
...
700
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Peak dark detection (PDD) top border, bottom border, left border, right border:
These four contr ol items de fi ne the p ictur e ar ea insi des the peak dark dete ctor
is enabled. The peak dark detector is storing the lowest level of the luminance
signal. If this value is higher than the clamping level the luminance signal is
stretched towards clamping level (Black stretch function). Those parts of the
picture with a luminance signal less than 50% of nominal amplitude are getting more dark.
It is possible with these four control items to screen black borders of the picture (e.g. letter box format) which otherwise prevent the desired function of
black stretch.
The follow ing figure and table show thei r definitions:
line=0
line
PDD top
border [7:0]
peak dark detection for
black stretch enabled
PDD bottom
border [7:0]
last line of
field
pixel=0pixel=863
PDD left
border [3:0]
pixel
PDD
top border
vertical and horizontal blanking
PDD
bottom border
PDD
left border
PDD right
border [3:0]
PDD
right border
Width8 bit (0...255)8 bit (0...255)4 bit (0...15)4 bit (0...15)
White control R, white control G, white control B, CATH[2:0]:
These four control items define the nominal values of the cut-off and whitedrive currents during the measurement lines. They can be calculated with the
following equations:
I
I
I
= 0.00325 * (White control x + 64) / R
cut-off
= 0.00108 * (White control x + 64) / R
cut-off
white-drive
= I
* (CATH[2:0] + 18) / 8
cut-off
DCI
DCI
(if RDCI=0)
(if RDCI=1)
White control x: White control register for R, G or B (range -32...+31)
R
:Resulting resistor to ground at DCI input
DCI
CATH[2:0]:Cathode drive level (range -4...+3) in register RGB control 1
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ModeDescriptionCharacteristicsNotes
normal mode
N0
(for 4:3 source, Letterbox)
with default settings
normal mode
(for 4:3 source, Letterbox)
N1
with user defined settings
VGA or SVGA mode
with user defined V-posi-
VGA
tion/V-size
shrink mode 75%
(for 16:9 source)
S0
with default settings
shrink mode 75%
(for 16:9 source)
with user defined settings
S1
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line (RPP + 16)
...(RPP + 18) (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line (RPP + 18) (odd field)
guard band = Guard band/2 [lines]
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line (RPP + 16)
...(RPP + 18) (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line (RPP + VBE + 25) (odd)
start of reduced V-ramp = line (RPP + 19) (odd)
guard band = Guard band/2 [lines]
mode after power on
RGB reference pulse position
adjustable,
guard band adjustable
Vertical scroll/Vertical aspect
for user defined V-position/Vsize,
WHITD disables RGB white
level ref. pulses
shrink mode 66%
(for two 4:3 sources)
with user defined settings
S3
shrink mode 50%
(for two 16:9 sources)
S4
with default settings
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line (RPP + 16)
...(RPP + 18) (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line (RPP + 18) (odd field)
guard band = Guard band/2 [lines]
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
zoom factor ca. Vertical aspect/2 [%]
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
zoom factor ca. Vertical aspect/2 [%]
guard band = 1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band =1.5 lines
RGB ref. pulse position = line (RPP + 16)
...(RPP + 18) (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line (RPP + VBE + 25) (odd)
start of reduced V-ramp = line (RPP + 19) (odd)
guard band = Guard band/2 [lines]
RGB ref. pulse position = line 20... 22 (odd field)
end of V-blanking = line 22 (odd field)
guard band = 1.5 lines
mode after power on
RGB reference pulse position
adjustable,
guard band adjustable
Vertical aspect controls
zoom factor,
clipping of VD+, VD-, E/W
when NCLP = 0
as above,
Vertical scroll can be additionally used for adjustment of
vertical position
Absolute Maximum Ratings are those values beyond which damage to the device may occur. Functional operation under these conditions or at any other condition beyond those indicate d in the operational sections of this specificat ion is not implied.
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8Recommended operating conditions
ParameterSymbolMinNomMaxUnitRemark
Supply voltages V
Supply voltage V
Ambient temperatureT
1
) Any sequence and any rise time of the 3.3V and 8V supply voltage is allowed at power on. But all VSS
DD(D)
V
DD(A1..4)
DD(MC)
A
3.03.33.45V
7.28.08.4V
02570°C
1
)
1
)
pins as well as SUBST pin have to be connected to ground when applying any voltage.
Peak detector level (at t he R, G or B
output at nominal white drive relative
to cut off)
IIC bus: peak drive limit B7...B4
minimum value (range -8)
maximum value (range +7)
Gain error-5%5%*)
INL-0.2%0.2%*)
DNL-0.1%0.1%*)
*) input range = 100...900
DAC Output VD+, VD-
DAC resolution14bitlinear range:
1500...15000
DAC output LOW (VD-)0.62Vinput data = 1500
DAC output HIGH (VD-)2.6Vinput data = 15000
DAC output LOW (VD-) - (VD+)-1.90Vinput data = 1500
DAC output HIGH (VD-) - (VD+)1,96Vinput data = 15000
Load capacitance30pF
Output load20kOhm
Zero error-1%1%(VD-)-(VD+)=0V, *)
Gain error-5%5%*)
INL-0.5%0.5%*)
DNLmonotonousguaranteed by
design
*) input range = 1500...15000
Reference Output VREFH
Output voltage1.5681.61.632Vtolerance +-2%
Open Drain Output HD
Output Low levelV
Maximum VoltageV
OL
OH
01VI
= 8 mA
O
5.5V
Output H35K
Output Low levelV
OL
0.4VIO = 1 mA
Output High level
Positive-going threshold of
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