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CMOS IC
Single-Chip PLL and Microcontroller
with LCD Driver
Ordering number:ENN*4117
LC7233N
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Preliminary
Overview
The LC7233N is a single-chip microcontroller that incorporates a 0.5 to 150 MHz phase-locked loop (PLL) and a
liquid-crystal display (LCD) driver , making it ideal for digital tuners. It has a large number of input/output ports and a
frequency measurement circuit.
The LC7233N features on-chip RAM and ROM, a programmable high-speed divider, a 6-bit analog-to-digital con v erter
and a low-voltage detection reset circuit.
The LC7233N operates from a 5 V supply and is available
in 64-pin QIPs.
Features
• 0.5 to 150 MHz phase-locked loop.
• LCD driver.
• 6-bit analog-to-digital converter.
• Two 8-bit PWM digital-to-analog converters.
• Two 4-bit input ports.
• Two 4-bit input/output ports.
• 6-bit keypad matrix scan output port.
• 2-bit open-drain high-voltage output port.
• 23 mask-selectable output drivers.
• 20-bit universal counter.
• 4096 × 16-bit program ROM (001H to FFFH user addres-
sable memory).
• 256 × 4-bit data RAM.
• Low-voltage detection reset circuit.
• Programmable high-speed divider.
• Single-word instructions.
• Four-level stack.
• PLL-unlocked flip-flop.
• Timer flip-flop.
• External interrupt.
• Programmable watchdog interrupt address.
• Standby mode.
• CPU operates down to 3.5 V and retains data down to
2. Ports A to H, S1 to S23, COM1 and COM2 are open.
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Standby mode
Note
Ports A to H, S1 to S23, COM1 and COM2 are open.
Functional Description
LCD Driver
The LC7233N can drive LCD segments. The LCP and
LCD instructions transfer data to the LCD outputs. The
LCD instruction transfers data directly to the LCD
outputs. The LCP instruction converts data to 7-segment
format before transfer to the outputs.
S1 to S23 are the driver outputs. The LCD frame rate is
100 Hz with a 50% duty cycle. After reset or power-up, a
blank signal is present on all outputs. In standby mode,
all outputs are LOW. They can be used as generalpurpose outputs if the appropriate mask option is selected.
COM1 and COM2 are the LCD common driver outputs.
Output drive is 50% duty with 50% bias. Upon reset or
after power-up, the normal drive signals are present on
these outputs. In standby mode, all outputs are LOW.
Frequency Counter
Frequency measurement is performed at the HCTR input
by the 20-bit universal counter. The input frequency
range is 0.4 to 12 MHz, which is used for measuring AM
and FM IF frequencies. Capacitive coupling should be
used.
Input/Output Ports
Port A
This input port has a low switching threshold, which is
used for keypad matrix inputs. Pull-down resistors for all
pins are available as a mask option. Note that either all or
none of the pins should have pull-down resistors. In
standby mode, inputs are ignored.
Ports B and C
These output ports have unbalanced CMOS outputs
which are used as keypad matrix scan outputs. Upon
reset, outputs are set LOW, and in standby mode, outputs
are high impedance. The outputs can be short-circuited.
Port E
The transfer direction of this input/output port is selected
automatically under software control. When an input
instruction (IN, TPT, or TPF) is executed, port E is
configured for input operation, and an output instruction
(OUT, SPB or RPB), for output operation. Upon reset, all
pins become inputs. In standby mode, the output drivers
are high impedance and the input signals are ignored. All
bits should either be inputs or outputs.
Phase-locked Loop
The FMIN or AMIN input signal is divided down by a
programmable divider, and then compared with the
crystal frequency, which is also divided down using 14
selectable ratios. The phase difference between the two
signals is measured using a phase detector and output on
EO.
FMIN is the input pin for the FM VCO input signal. The
input frequency range is 10 to 130 MHz. Capacitive
coupling should be used.
AMIN is the AM VCO input. The bandwidth is adjustable in two ranges by using the PLL instruction-HIGH (2
to 40 MHz) for the SW band, and LOW (0.5 to 10 MHz),
for the LW and MW bands. Capacitive coupling should
be used.
Port F
The transfer direction of this input/output port is selected
by the FPC instruction. Each pin of this port can be set
independently to be an input or output. Upon reset, all
pins become inputs. In standby mode, the output drivers
are high impedance and the input signals are ignored.
Port G
PG0 to PG2 are inputs only. PG3/INT can be used as a
standard input or as the interrupt request input. In
standby mode, inputs are ignored.
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Port H
These output ports are high-voltage, n-channel opendrain drivers, which are used for switching power
supplies. Upon reset and in standby mode, outputs are
high impedance. Port H can also be configured as the
output of DAC1 and DAC2.
A/D Converter
The A/D converter is a 6-bit successive approximation
type. The conversion cycle time is 1.28 ms. Full-scale
output data is 3FH for an input of (63/96) × VDD.
Power-fail Detection
When connected to the supply, SNS is used as a powerfail detector. SNS can also be used as a standard input
port.
Crystal Oscillator
The master crystal oscillator, which has a feedback
resistor on-chip, requires only the connection of a 4.5
MHz crystal.
Low-power Modes
Hold mode
When the hold-mode control pin, HOLD, is driven LOW
and the HOLDEN (hold enable) flip-flop has previously
been set by an SS instruction, the LC7233N enters hold
mode.
HOLD has a high-voltage input (VIH(max) = 8.0 V)
which can be connected directly to the power supply.
Standby mode
When the LC7233N is in hold mode and HOLD is LOW,
standby mode can be set by the CKSTP instruction.
Test Pins
Two device test pins are provided-TEST1 and TEST2.
These should either be tied to VSS or left open.
Instruction Set
ADDRProgram memory address [12 bits]
bBorrow
BBank number [2 bits]
CCarry
DHData memory address high-order bits (row address) [2 bits]
DLData memory address low-order bits (column address) [4 bits]
IImmediate data [4 bits]
MData memory address
NBit position [4 bits]
PnPort number [4 bits]
rGeneral register (Bank 0 addresses 00H to 0FH)
RnRegister number [4 bits]
( )Contents of register or memory
( )nContents of bit N of register or memory
The LC7223N development environment is shown in the
following figure. It uses an LC72EV32 evaluation chip
mounted on a TB-72EV32 target board and a multifunc-
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computer, to provide full debugging facilities.
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