Holtek Semiconductor Inc HT1602 Datasheet

40 Dot Matrix LCD Segment Driver

Features

Operating voltage: 4.5V ~5.5V
LCD driving voltage: 8V~16V
Applicable LCD duty cycle from 1/8 to 1/64

Applications

Electronic dictionaries
Portable computers

General Description

The HT1602 is a dot matrix LCD segment driver LSI implemented in CMOS technology . It is equipped with a 40-bit shift register (two 20-bit shift registers), a 40-bit latch (two 20-bit latches), a 40-bit level shifter, a 40-bit 4-level driver, and control circuits.
The HT1602 can convert serial data received from an LCD controller to parallel data and
HT1602
Suitable for various types of LCD panel
Bias voltage adjustable from an external source
Remote controllers
Calculators
then send them out as LCD drivin g waveform s to the LCD panel. Th e HT16 02 can be a pplied up to 1/64 duty. Furthermore, the bias voltage which determine s the LC D drivi ng voltage can be optionally supplied from an external source, thus the chip is suitable for driving various types of LC D panel. Th ese special features in­crease the versatility of the chip.

Block Diagram

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Pad Assignment

HT1602
Chip size: 164 × 164 (mil)
* The IC substrate should be connected to VDD in the PCB layout artwork.
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Pad Coordinates Unit: mil

Pad No. X Y Pad No. X Y Pad No. X Y
1 –76.23 76.23 19 –16.61 –76.23 37 75.78 42.66 2 –76.23 68.13 20 –8.10 –76.23 38 75.78 61.56 3 –76.23 60.03 21 0.5 –76.23 39 61.20 76.23 4 –76.23 51.93 22 9.10 –76.23 40 52.56 76.23 5 –76.23 43.83 23 17.60 –76.23 41 43.65 76.23 6 –76.23 35.73 24 26.15 –76.23 42 35.10 76.23 7 –76.23 –27.63 25 34.70 –76.23 43 25.20 76.23 8 –76.23 –35.73 26 43.25 –76.23 44 15.71 76.23
9 –76.23 –43.83 27 51.89 –76.23 45 6.66 76.23 10 –76.23 –51.93 28 75.78 –76.23 46 –3.06 76.23 11 –76.23 –60.03 29 75.78 –67.14 47 –12.83 76.23 12 –76.23 –68.13 30 75.78 –56.34 48 –21.60 76.23 13 –76.23 –76.23 31 75.78 –46.62 49 –32.04 76.23 14 –66.33 –76.23 32 75.78 –35.64 50 –42.48 76.23 15 –50.81 –76.23 33 75.78 –24.75 51 –52.92 76.23 16 –42.26 –76.23 34 75.78 –13.32 52 –62.15 76.23 17 –33.71 –7 6.23 35 75.78 6.03 18 –25.16 –7 6.23 36 75.78 33.66
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