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2000 Feb 09
Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Autosize IC for colour monitorsTDA4821P
FEATURES
• Measuring of six horizontal and four vertical timing
parameters as follows:
– Horizontal:syncwidth,sync period, video start, video
end and horizontal flyback pulse start and end
– Vertical: sync width, sync period, first line of video
active and last line of video active.
• Detection of H-sync and V-sync polarity
• I2C-bus interface (maximum clock frequency 400 kHz)
for read-out of data and write data of the internal clock
multiplier using double byte (16-bit format)
• Flexible digital clock input with built-in and (via I2C-bus)
adjustable clock multiplier; internal clock is 48 MHz
(typical value)
• Horizontal measurements are expressed in number of
clock pulses; precision is approximately 20 ns at
48 MHz and can be improved if external averaging
methods are used
• Vertical measurements are expressed in number of
lines
• Internal buffer keep I2C-bus registers stable between
the V-sync pulses, allowing for asynchronous read-out.
The advantages are:
• A more user friendlyadjustment forany undefinedvideo
mode by simply pressing a button
• Factory alignment for a reduced number of modes
• Saving of EEPROM storage space for factory and user
modes.
The activation of the autosizing function can be done on
user command or automatically on any mode change.
Whenautosizing isactivated whilethescreen isonly partly
active or consists of sub-windows, the picture size will
increase, butnot more than therange limits of themonitor
allow.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The TDA4821P performs the ‘autosize’ feature for colour
monitors. The IC measures the timing of active H/V video
withrespect tothe H-syncand V-syncpulsesand alsowith
respect tothe horizontal flybackpulse in orderto allow the
microcontrollerto adjustthe displaysettingsautomatically,
in particularparameters HSIZE, VSIZE,HPOS andVPOS.
core supply voltage (pin 15)33.33.6V
I/O supply voltage (pin 6)33.33.6V
PLL supply voltage (pin 3)33.33.6V
video channel 1 input voltage
(pin 1)
V
VIN2
video channel 2 input voltage
(pin 2)
V
VIN3
video channel 3 input voltage
(pin 19)
V
clamp(ref)
default clamping level for video
channel inputs (pins 1, 2 and 19)
V
slice
slicing voltage for video
comparators
f
clk(ext)
external input clock frequency
(pin 4)
f
clk(int)
M
clk
t
res(h)
internal clock frequencyf
clock multiplying factoradjustable via I2C-bus1−8−
time resolution for horizontal
measurements
f
SCL
I2C-bus serial clock frequency−−400kHz
SS(I/O)
and V
SS(core)
.
AC-coupled with 10 nF0−VDD− 0.5 V
AC-coupled with 10 nF0−VDD− 0.5 V
AC-coupled with 10 nF0−VDD− 0.5 V
internal default value360400440mV
450500550mV
4−16MHz
clk(int)=fclk(ext)
without external
× M
clk
184872MHz
−20−ns
averaging methods;
f
= 48 MHz
clk(int)
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Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Autosize IC for colour monitorsTDA4821P
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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R, G, B
video
inputs
horizontal
vertical
+3.3 V
+3.3 V
sync
pulse
sync
pulse
V
DD(PLL)
V
SS(I/O)
V
DD(I/O)
VIN1
VIN2
CLK
HS
VS
1
20
LEV
VIDEO COMPARATORS
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
CLOCK PLL
DIGITAL CORE
HORIZONTAL
POLARITY
DETECTION
VERTICAL
POLARITY
DETECTION
VERTICAL
MEASUREMENT
TDA4821P
TEST MODES
HORIZONTAL
MEASUREMENT
19
18
17
16
15
14
VIN3
T1
CLP
V
SS(core)
V
DD(core)
T2
+3.3 V
video
clamping
pulse
+3.3 V
horizontal
flyback
pulse
POR
HFB
9
10
POWER-ON
RESET
Syncpol
Fig.1 Block diagram.
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VlstVid
VfstVid
Vperiod
VsWidth
I2C-BUS REGISTERS
Rddat
Subaddr
I2C-BUS
INTERFACE
HsWidth
Wren
Hperiod
Wrdat
HlstVid
HfstVid
Hfbstrt
Hfbstop
MHB651
13
SDA
12
SCL
11
TC
Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Autosize IC for colour monitorsTDA4821P
PINNINGFUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
SYMBOLPINDESCRIPTION
VIN11video channel 1 input
VIN22video channel 2 input
V
DD(PLL)
3analog supply voltage of PLL
CLK4clock input
V
SS(I/O)
V
DD(I/O)
5ground of input/output circuit
6supply voltage of input/output circuit
HS7horizontal sync pulse input
VS8vertical sync pulse input
POR9Power-on reset input
HFB10horizontal flyback pulse input
TC11test control input
SCL12I
SDA13I
2
C-bus serial clock input
2
C-bus serial data input/output
T214test mode 2 input
V
DD(core)
15supply voltage of digital core and
comparator
V
SS(core)
16ground of digital core
CLP17video clamping pulse input
T118test mode 1 input
VIN319video channel 3 input
LEV20video clamping level input
The TDA4821P consists of an RGB video comparator
input stage (see Fig.1), a clock PLL for multiplying the
external clock and a digital core which includes the
comparators forH-sync, V-sync and H-flybackpulses, the
polarity detection, the horizontal and vertical time
measurement blocks, the I2C-bus registers and interface
and the Power-on reset circuitry.
RGB video input stage
Three video input comparators are provided, suitable for
AC-coupling with capacitors of approximately 10 nF on
each input. The input pins VIN1, VIN2 and VIN3 are
suitable forthe RGBvideo signals. Thethree input signals
are internally applied to an OR-circuit, so the presence of
one video signal is sufficient to activate the capture
registers.
A positive pulse is needed on pin CLP for black level
clamping. This clamping pulse must not coincide with a
possible Sync-On-Green (SOG) because SOG will not be
detected by this IC.
The black level of the video signal on pins VIN1, VIN2
and VIN3 is clamped internally to 400 mV (typical value).
This clamping level is determined by an internal divider
which is available on pin LEV and can be adjusted by an
additional external resistor divider connected to pin LEV
(see Fig.5).A small HF decoupling capacitor isneeded on
pin LEV.
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V
VIN1
VIN2
DD(PLL)
CLK
V
SS(I/O)
V
DD(I/O)
POR
HFB
HS
VS
1
2
3
4
5
TDA4821P
6
7
8
9
10
MHB652
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
LEV
VIN3
T1
CLP
V
SS(core)
V
DD(core)
T2
SDA
SCL
TC
Fig.2 Pin configuration.
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The video slicing level for the detection of active video is
500 mV(typical value).This level isapproximately 100 mV
above the blacklevel and is fixed byan additional internal
resistor divider fromthe 3.3 V supply voltage; it cannot be
modified. All signals which exceed this level are
recognized as active video. The difference between the
video slicing level andthe clamping level is adjustable via
pin LEV.
Example: changing the voltage on pin LEV from
400 to 200 mV increases the threshold voltage for the
detection of active video from 100 to 300 mV.
Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Autosize IC for colour monitorsTDA4821P
Clock PLL
In order to measure the horizontal timing with sufficient
precision, it is recommended to set the frequency of the
internalreference clockto 48 MHz.Thisclock isgenerated
by amultiplying PLL fromthe external clocksignal applied
to pin CLK. The ratio between the internal and external
clock frequency (clock multiply factor is M
clk
) is
programmable from 1 to 8 (viathe I2C-bus). For instance,
for an externalclock frequency of 8 MHz, a multiply factor
M
= 6is neededto achieveaninternal referenceclock of
clk
48 MHz.
After power-on of the IC and with an inactive I2C-bus, the
default value of factor M
is set to 2.
clk
Sync and flyback pulse comparators and polarity
detection
The horizontal and vertical sync pulse input circuits on
pins HS and VS are able to handle both 5 or 3.3 V level
H/V sync pulses. The H-sync and V-sync signals are
internally preprocessed by edge detectors which deliver
positive pulses at the rising and falling edges of the input
signals and are followed by auto-polarity correction
stages. The polarity status of both sync signals will be
detected and corrected and is available as the I2C-bus
status bits Hpol and Vpol. A positive polarity means that
the duty cycle is smaller than 50% (bit Hpol = 0 or
bit Vpol = 0) and for a negative polarity the duty cycle is
larger than 50%.
The horizontal flyback pulse on pin HFB is internally
preprocessed by an edgedetector in the same way asfor
H-sync and V-sync pulses. The measurement of the
position of the horizontal flyback pulse provides further
information for the monitor microcontroller for a correct
auto-adjustment of the picture within the scanned raster
area.
Horizontal and vertical timing measurements
For eachvertical period the IC performs sixhorizontal and
four vertical measurements (see Figs 3 and 4).
The leadingedge of the nextvertical sync pulseis used to
transfer the previous measurement results to the I2C-bus
data read registers and to reset the internal counters for
the next full timing measurement cycle. In this way the
I2C-bus data registers will always contain stable
sample-and-hold data(assuming that thesync signalsare
stable) and they can be read-out via the I2C-bus by an
external microcontroller for automatic adaption of the
display geometry.
Moreover, measuring the width of the sync pulses gives
more advantages such as:
• A better mode discrimination
• In some cases the horizontal PLL of the deflection
controllers operates on the leading edge of the sync
pulse, in other cases in the middle of the sync pulse.
VERTICAL TIMING MEASUREMENTS
The parameters are measuredwith respect to the leading
edgeof theV-sync pulse(see Fig.3).At eachleading edge
of the V-sync pulse on pin VS a 12-bit counter is started.
The four vertical timings (see Table 1) are counted as a
number of H-sync pulses on pin HS and stored in buffer
registers.The contentsof thesebuffer registersare copied
to the I2C-bus registers on every next V-sync pulse with
the additionof LSBs (logic 0) forcompleting the full2-byte
data (see Table 4).
The maximum line count is 4095. With Enhanced
Graphics Adapter (EGA) systems with approximately
400 lines at 31.45 kHz, the lower line count will be 9 bits
long only but the resolution is still better than 0.25%. No
provisions are included for recognizing interlaced sync
signals with or without equal vertical periods.
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