SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. Semiconductor LSI Div. Microcomputer Development Dep.
unit : mm
3190-SQFP64
1.250.51.250.18
10.0
12.0
15.6
0.8
SANYO : QFP64E
[LC865020B/16B/12B/08B]
12.0
10.0
0.15
48
49
1.25
0.5
64
116
1.25
33
32
17
1.7max
0.1
0.5
0.5
SANYO : SQFP64
O3097HA (II)
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(3) Bus cycle time / Instruction cycle time
The LC865020B/16B/12B/08B microcontrollers are constructed to read ROM twice within one instruction cycle. This results
in 1.7 times better performance within the same instruction cycle compared to our 4-bit microcontrollers (the LC66000 series).
Bus cycle time indicates the speed to read ROM.
Bus cycle timeCycle timeSystem clock oscillationOscillation frequencySupply voltage
0.5 µs1 µsCeramic resonator12 MHz4.5 to 6.0V
2 µs4 µsCeramic resonator3 MHz2.7 to 6.0V
7.5 µs15 µsRC oscillator800 kHz2.7 to 6.0V
183 µs366 µsCrystal oscillator32.768 kHz2.7 to 6.0V
(4) Ports
- Input/output ports: 6 ports (42 pins)
Input/output port programmable in nibble units: 1 port (8 pins)
(However, when N-channel open-drain output is selected, bit-unit input is possible.)
Input/output port each bit programmable: 5 ports (34 pins)
Include 15 V withstand N-channel open drain output port: 3 ports (18 pins)
- Input ports: 2 ports (13 pins)
(5) A/D converter
- 8-channel × 8-bit A/D converter
(6) Serial-interface
- Two 8-bit serial-interface circuits
LSB first / MSB first functions switchable
- Internal 8-bit band-rate generator in common with two serial-interface circuits
In Mode 0 and Mode1, the resolution of Timer and PWM is fixed to tCYC.
In Mode 2 and Mode 3, the resolution of Timer and PWM can be programmed to be tCYC or 1/2 tCYC
- Base timer
Every 500 ms overflow system for clock applications (using 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator for Base timer clock)
Every 976 µs, 3.9 ms, 15.6 ms, 62.5 ms overflow system (using 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator for Base timer clock)
- Base timer clock selectable
32.768 kHz crystal oscillator, system clock, and programmable prescaler output of Timer 0
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(8) Buzzer output
- The buzzer sound frequency is selectable ; 4 kHz, 2 kHz (using 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator for base timer clock)
- Built-in interrupt priority control register
Microcontroller supports 3 levels of multiple interrupt; low level, high level, and highest level. For the 11 interrupt requests
from INT2 through Port 0, high/low level interrupt priority can be specified using the priority control register. Also, for
INT0 and INT1, highest/low level interrupt priority can be specified.
(12) Real-time service operation
Synchronizing with the interrupt request signals, the real-time service starts a 4-byte data transfer between which special
function registers within 1-instruction cycle after the request signal occurs, and then completes its operation within
5-instruction cycles. This operation is performed in parallel with CPU operation.
(13) Subroutine stack
- 128 levels (Max.) : The stack is located in RAM.
- On-chip RC oscillator circuit for the system clock
- On-chip CF oscillator circuit for the system clock
- On-chip crystal oscillator circuit for the system clock and the time-base clock
XT1 pin can be used as P74.
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(16) Standby function
- HALT mode
HALT mode is used to reduce power dissipation. In this mode, program execution is stopped. This mode can be released by
an interrupt request signal or initial system reset request signal.
- HOLD mode
The HOLD mode is used to stop all oscillators RC (internal), CR and Crystal. This mode can be released by the following
operations
• Set Low level to Reset pin (RES).
• Set predefined level to P70/INT0, P71/INT1 pins (programmable).
• Set Low level to Port 0 pin/pins (programmable).
(17) Factory shipment
• DIP64S , QFP64E , SQFP64 delivery form
(18) Development support tools
Evaluation (EVA) chip:LC866098
EPROM version:LC86E5032
One time ROM version:LC86P5032
Emulator:EVA-86000 + ECB866600 (Evaluation chip board)
+ POD865000 (POD for DIP64S)
+ POD865010 (POD for QFP64E)
(Note 2)Quantizing error (±1/2 LSB) is not included.
(Note 3)Conversion time is the period from execution of instruction starting the conversion to completion of shifting the A/D
converted value to the register.
AN0 to AN74.5 to 6.0V
V
= V
AIN
DD
V
= V
AIN
SS
4.5 to 6.0+1µA
4.5 to 6.0–1
SS
V
DD
V
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7. Current Drain Characteristics at Ta = –30°C to +70°C, VSS = 0 V
ParameterSymbolPinsConditions RatingsUnit
VDD[V]mintypmax
Current drainI
during basic for ceramic resonator
operation oscillation.
(Note 4)• FsXtal = 32.768 kHz
DDOP
(1)V
DD
• FmCF = 12 MHz4.5 to 6.01020 mA
for crystal oscillator.
• System clock :
CF oscillator
• Internal RC
oscillator stopped.
I
(2)• FmCF = 3 MHz4.5 to 6.037
DDOP
for ceramic resonator
oscillation.
• FsXtal = 32.768 kHz
for crystal oscillator.
• System clock :
CF oscillator
• Internal RC
I
(3) oscillator stopped.2.7 to 4.51.55
DDOP
I
(4)• FmCF = 0 Hz4.5 to 6.00.73.0
DDOP
(when oscillator
stops).
• FsXtal = 32.768 kHz
for crystal oscillator.
• System clock :
I
(5) RC oscillator2.7 to 4.50.42.5
DDOP
I
(6)• FmCF = 0 Hz4.5 to 6.035100µA
DDOP
(when oscillator
stops).
• FsXtal = 32.768 kHz
for crystal oscillator.
• System clock :
32.768 kHz
• Internal RC
I
(7) oscillator stopped.2.7 to 4.51550
DDOP
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ParameterSymbolPinsConditionsRatingsUnit
VDD[V]mintypmax
Current drain atI
HALT mode• FmCF = 12 MHz
(Note 4) for ceramic resonator
Current drain atI
HOLD mode
(Note 4)
(Note 4) The currents to output transistors and pull-up MOS transistors are ignored.
* J rank (±5%) and CH characteristics must be used for C3 and C4.
(For applications which do not need high precision, use K rank (±10%) and SL characteristics.)
Notes• Since the circuit pattern affects the oscillation frequency, place the oscillation-related parts as close to the oscillator
pins as possible with the shortest pattern length.
• If other oscillators are used, we provide no guarantee for the characteristics.
CST12.0MTWOn chip
CST3.00MGW040On chip
CF1
C1
Figure 1 Ceramic Resonator Oscillator
CF
Main-clock circuit
CF2
C2
XT1XT2
X tal
C3
Sub-clock circuit
Figure 2 Crystal Oscillator
C4
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Power supply
RES
Internal RC
resonator oscillation
CF1, CF2
XT1, XT2
LC865020B/16B/12B/08B
Reset time
t
msCF
t
ssXtal
V
DD
VDD lower limit
0 V
Operation mode
HOLD release signal
Internal RC
resonator oscillation
CF1, CF2
XT1, XT2
Operation mode
<HOLD release signal and oscillation stable time.>
Unfixed
Reset
Instruction execution mode
<Reset time and oscillation stable time.>
Valid
t
msCF
t
ssXtal
HOLD
Figure 3 Oscillation Stable Time
Instruction execution mode
RES
VDD
V
DD
R
RES
Values of C
(Note) Fix the value of C
that reset time is at least 200 µs, measured
C
RES
sure to reset untill 200µs, after Power supply
from the point when V
has been over inferior limit of supply voltage.
limit.
Figure 4 Reset Circuit
RES
and R
should be set such
RES
RES
, R
RES
exceeds VDD lower
DD
that is
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0.5VDD
0.5V
< AC timing point >
t
CKCY
t
CKL
DD
t
CKH
V
VDD
DD
SCK0
SCK1
SI0
SI1
SO0,SO1
SB0,SB1
t
CKO
t
t
ICK
< Timing >
Figure 5 Serial Input/Output Test Conditions
t
PIL
CKI
t
PIH
1kΩ
50pF
< Test load >
Figure 6 Pulse Input Timing Conditions
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