NT7704 240 Output LCD Segment/Common Driver Features ! Available in a single mode (240-bits shift register) or in a dual mode(120-bits shift register x 2) 1. Y1 → Y240 Single mode 2. Y240 → Y1 Single mode 3. Y1 → Y120, Y121 → Y240 Dual mode 4. Y240 → Y121, Y120 → Y1 Dual mode The above 4 shift directions are pin-selectable (Segment mode) ! Shift Clock frequency: 20 MHz (Max.) (VDD = 5 V ± 10%) 12 MHz (Max.) (VDD = 2.5V - 4.5V) ! Adopts a data bus system ! 4-bit/8-bit parallel input modes are selectable with a mode (MD) pin ! Automatic transfer function with an enable signal ! Automatic counting function when in "chip select" mode, which causes the internal clock to be stopped by automatically counting 240 bits of input data (Both for segment mode and common mode) ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Supply voltage for LCD driver: 15.0 to 30.0 V Number of LCD driver outputs: 240 Low output impedance Low power consumption Supply voltage for the logic system: +2.5 to +5.5 V COMS process Package: Gold bump die / 272 Pin TCP(Tape Carrier Package) ! Not designed or rated as radiation hardened (Common mode) ! Shift clock frequency : 4.0 MHz (Max.) ! Built-in 240-bits bidirectional shift register (divisible into 120-bits x 2) General Description The NT7704 is a 240-bit output segment/common driver LSI suitable for driving large scale dot matrix LCD panels used by PDA's, personal computers and work stations for example. Through the use of COG technology, it is ideal for substantially decreasing the size of the frame section of the LCD module. The NT7704 is good as both a segment driver and as a common driver, and a low power consuming, high- precision LCD panel display can be assembled using the NT7704. In the segment mode, the data input is selected as 4bit parallel input mode or as 8bit parallel input mode by a mode (MD) pin. In the common mode, the data input/output pins are bi-directional and the four data shift directions are pin-selectable. Pin Configuration D U M M Y Y 2 4 0 Y 2 3 9 Y 2 3 8 Y 2 3 7 Y 2 3 6 Y 1 2 3 272 271 270 269 268 Y 1 2 2 Y 1 2 1 Y 1 2 0 Y 1 1 9 Y 1 1 8 155 154 153 152 151 150 Y 5 Y 4 Y 3 Y 2 Y 1 D U M M Y 37 36 35 34 33 NT7704 2 3 4 D V V U 0 0 M L L M Y 1 V 1 2 L V V V V S E D D D D D D D D X D L E F L M N V N V V V V V D 4 5 S D / I 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C I P I R / D C S C 5 4 1 0 0 U R 3 2 R R M R S O 3 L S D C O K S M R R 1 2 L P Y O F F 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 1 V1.0 NT7704 Pad Configuration 432 225 x x x x 433 224 448 x NT7704 Dummy Pad 209 ALK_R x x ALK_L 1 208 Block Diagram V0R V12R V43R V5R Y1 Y2 Y239 Y240 V5L FR 240 Bits 4 Level Driver Level Shifter V43L V12L DISPOFF /240 V0L 240 Bits Level Shifter EIO1 /240 Active Control 240 Bits Line Latch/Shift Register EIO2 /16 LP /16 /16 /16 /16 8Bits2 Data Latch Control Logic XCK Data Latch Control L/R /8 MD SP Conversion & Data Control (4 to 8 or 8 to 8) S/C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 2 VDD VSS VSS NT7704 Pad Description Pad No. Designation I/O Description 1 - 12 V0L P Power supply for LCD driver 13 - 20 V12L P Power supply for LCD driver 21 -28 V43L P Power supply for LCD driver 29 - 40 V5L P Power supply for LCD driver 41 - 66 VSS P Ground (0V), these pads must be connected to each other 67 - 92 VDD P Power supply for the logic system (+2.5 to +5.5V) 93 - 94 S/C I Segment mode/common mode selection 95 - 97 EIO2 I/O 98, 99, 100 116, 117, 118 D0 - D6 I Display data input for segment mode 119 - 121 D7 I Display data input for Segment mode/ Dual mode data input 122 - 124 XCK I Display data shift clock input for segment mode 125 - 127 DISPOFF I Control input for deselect output level 128 - 130 LP I Latch pulse input/shift clock input for the shift register 131 - 133 EIO1 I/O Input/output for chip select or data of the shift register 134 - 136 FR I AC-converting signal input for LCD driver waveform 137 - 139 L/R I Display data shift direction selection 140 - 142 MD I Mode selection input 143 - 168 VSS P Ground (0V), these pads must be connected to each other 169 - 180 V5R P Power supply for LCD driver 181 - 188 V43R P Power supply for LCD driver 189 - 196 V12R P Power supply for LCD driver 197 - 208 V0R P Power supply for LCD driver 209 - 448 Y1 - Y240 O LCD driver output Input/output for chip select or data of the shift register 3 NT7704 Input / Output Circuits VDD I Input Signal Applicable Pins L/R, S/C, D0 - D6, DISPOFF , LP, FR, MD VSS Input Circuit (1) VDD I Input Signal Control Signal VSS VSS Input Circuit (2) 4 Applicable Pins D7, XCK NT7704 VDD Input Signal Control Signal VSS VDD VSS Output Signal I/O Control Signal Applicable Pins EIO1, EIO2 VSS Input / Output Circuit V0 V12 Control Signal 1 Control Signal 2 Control Signal 3 Control Signal 4 O Applicable Pins Y1 to Y240 V43 VSS LCD Driver Output circuit 5 V5 NT7704 Pad Description Segment mode Symbol Function VDD Logic system power supply pin connects from +2.5 to +5.5V VSS Ground pin connects to 0V VOR, VOL V12R, V12L V43R, V43L V5R, V5L D0 - D7 XCK Power supply pin for LCD driver voltage bias " Normally, the bias voltage used is set by a resistor divider " Ensure that the voltages are set such that VSS ≤ V5 < V43 < V12 < V0 " To further reduce the differences between the output waveforms of the LCD driver output pins Y1 and Y240, externally connect ViR and ViL (I = 0, 12, 43, 5) Input pin for display data " In 4-bit parallel input mode, input data into the 4 pins D0 - D3. Connect D4 - D7 to VSS or VDD " In 8-bit parallel input mode, input data into the 8 pins D0 - D Clock input pin for taking display data " Data is read on the falling edge of the clock pulse LP Latch pulse input pin for display data " Data is latched on the falling edge of the clock pulse L/R Direction selection pin for reading display data " When set to VSS level "L", data is read sequentially from Y240 to Y1 " When set to VDD level "H", data is read sequentially from Y1 to Y240 Control input pin for output deselect level " The input signal is level-shifted from the logic voltage level to the LCD driver voltage level, and controls the LCD driver circuit. " When set to VSS level “L”, the LCD driver output pins (Y1-Y240) are set to level V5 DISPOFF " When DISPOFF is set to “L”, the contents of the line latch are reset, but the display data in the data latch are read regardless of the condition of DISPOFF . When the DISPOFF function is canceled, the driver outputs deselect level (V12 or V43), then outputs the contents of the date latch onto the next falling edge of the LP. At that time, if the DISPOFF removal time can not keep regulation with what is shown on the AC characteristics, then it can not output the reading data correctly. FR AC signal input for LCD driving waveform " The input signal is level-shifted from the logic voltage level to the driver voltage level and controls the LCD driver circuit. " It normally inputs a frame inversion signal The LCD driver output pin’s output voltage level can be set to the line latch output signal and the FR signal MD Mode selection pin " When set to VSS level “L”, 8-bit parallel input mode is set " When set to VDD level “H", 4-bit parallel input mode is set 6 NT7704 Segment mode continued Symbol S/C EIO1, EIO2 Y1 - Y240 Function Segment mode/common mode selection pin " When set to VDD level "H", segment mode is set " When set to VSS level "L", common mode is set Input/output pin for chip selection " When L/R input is at VSS level “L”, EIO1 is set for output, and EIO2 is set for input " When L/R input is at VDD level “H”, EIO1 is set for input, and EIO2 is set for output " During output, it is set to “H” while LP* XCK is “H” and then after 240-bits of data have been read, it is set to “L” for one cycle (from falling edge to falling edge of XCK), after which it returns to “H” " During input, after the LP signal is input, the chip is selected while EI is set to “L”. After 240-bits of data have been read, the chip is deselected LCD driver output pins These correspond directly to each bit of the data latch, one level (V0, V12, V43, or V5) is selected and output Common mode Symbol Function VDD Logic system power supply pin connects to +2.5 to +5.5V VSS Ground pin connects to 0V V0R, V0L V12R, V12L V43R, V43L V5R, V5L Power supply pin for LCD driver voltage bias. " Normally, the bias voltage used is set by a resistor divider " Ensure the voltages are set such that VSS ≤ V5 <V43 < V12 < V0 To further reduce the differences between the output waveforms of the LCD driver output pins Y1 and Y240, externally connect ViR and ViL (I = 0, 12, 43, 5) EIO1 Bi-directional shift register shift data input/output pin " Is an output pin when L/R is at VSS level “L” and is an input pin when L/R is at VDD level “H” " When EIO1 is used as an input pin, it will be pulled-down " When EIO1 is used as an output pin, it won’t be pulled-down EIO2 Bi-directional shift register shift data input/output pin " Is an input pin when L/R is at VSS level “L” and is an output pin when L/R is at VDD level “H” " When EIO2 is used as an input pin, it will be pulled-down " When EIO2 is used as an output pin, it won’t be pulled-down LP Bi-directional shift register shift clock pulse input pin " Data is shifted on the falling edge of the clock pulse L/R Bi-directional shift register shift direction selection pin " Data is shifted from Y240 to Y1 when it is set to VSS level “L”, and data is shifted from Y1 to Y240 when it is set to VDD level “H” 7 NT7704 Common mode continued Symbol Function DISPOFF Control input pin for output deselect level " The input signal is level-shifted from the logic voltage level to the LCD driver voltage level, and controls the LCD driver circuit " When set to VSS level “L”, the LCD driver output pins (Y1-Y240) are set to level V5 " While set to “L”, the contents of the shift resister are reset and are not reading data. When the DISPOFF function is canceled, the driver outputs deselect level (V12 or V43), and the shift data is read on the falling edge of the LP. At that time, if the DISPOFF removal time can not keep regulation with what is shown on the AC characteristics, the shift data is not read correctly FR AC signal input for LCD driving waveform " The input signal is level-shifted from logic voltage level to the LCD driver voltage level, and it controls the LCD driver circuit " Normally, it inputs a frame inversion signal The LCD driver output pin’s output voltage level can be set using the shift register output signal and the FR signal MD Mode selection pin " When set to VSS level “L”, Single Mode operation is selected. When set to VDD level “H”, Dual Mode operation is selected D7 Dual Mode data input pin " According to the data shift direction of the data shift register, data can be input starting from the 121st bit When the chip is used in Dual Mode, D7 will be pulled-down When the chip is used in Single Mode, D7 won’t be pulled-down S/C Segment mode/common mode selection pin " When set to VSS level “L”, common mode is set D0 - D6 XCK Y1 - Y240 Not used " Connect D0-D6 to VSS or VDD. Avoid floating Not used " XCK is pull-down in common mode, so connect to VSS or leave open LCD driver output pins " These correspond directly to each bit of the shift register, one level (V0, V12, V43, or V5) is selected and output 8 NT7704 Functional Description 1. Block description 1.1 Active Control 1.5. Line Latch/Shift Register In segment mode, it controls the selection or deselection of the chip. Following a LP signal input, and after the select signal is input, a select signal is generated internally until 240 bits of data have been read in. Once data input has been completed, a select signal for cascade connection is output, and the chip is deselected. In segment mode, it ensures all 240 bits which have been read into the data latch, are simultaneously latched on to the falling edge of the LP signal, and output to the level shift block. In common mode, it shifts data from the data input pin on to the falling edge of the LP signal. In common mode, it controls the input/output data of the bidirectional pins. 1.6. Level Shifter 1.2. SP Conversion & Data Control It ensures the logic voltage signal is level-shifted to the LCD driver voltage level, and output to the driver block. In segment mode, it keeps input data which are 2 clocks of XCK at 4-bit parallel mode into latch circuit, or keeps input data which are 1 clock of XCK at 8-bit parallel mode into latch circuit, after that they are put on the internal data bus 8 bits at a time. 1.7. 4-Level Driver It drives the LCD driver output pins from the line latch/shift register data, selecting one of 4 levels (V0, V12, V43, V5) based on the S/C, FR and DISPOFF signals. 1.3. Data Latch Control 1.8. Control Logic In segment mode, it selects the state of the data latch, which reads in the data bus signals. The shift direction is controlled by the control logic and for every 16 bits of data read in, the selection signal shifts one bit, based on the state of the control circuit. Controls the operation of each block. In segment mode, when an LP signal has been input, all blocks are reset and the control logic waits for the selection signal output from the active control block. Once the selection signal has been output, operation of the data latch and data transmission are controlled, 240 bits of data are read in, and the chip is deselected. 1.4. Data Latch In segment mode, it latches the data on the data bus. The latched state of each LCD driver output pin is controlled by the control logic and the data latch control. 240 bits of data are read in 20 sets of 8 bits. In common mode, it controls the direction of data shift. 9 NT7704 2. LCD Driver Output Voltage Level The relationship between the data bus signal, AC converted signal FR and LCD driver output voltage is as shown in the table below: 2.1. Segment Mode FR Latch Data DISPOFF Driver Output Voltage Level (Y1 - Y240) L L H V43 L H H V5 H L H V12 H H H V0 X X L V5 Here, VSS ≤ V5 < V43 < V12 < V0, H: VDD (+2.5 to +5.5V), L: VSS (0V), X: Don't care 2.2. Common Mode FR Latch Data DISPOFF Driver Output Voltage Level (Y1 - Y240) L L H V43 L H H V0 H L H V12 H H H V5 X X L V5 Here, VSS ≤ V5 < V43 < V12 < V0, H: VDD (+2.5 to +5.5V), L: VSS (0V), X: Don't care Note: There are two kinds of power supply (logic level voltage, LCD driver voltage) for the LCD driver. Please supply regular voltage which is assigned by specification for each power pin. That time "Don't care" should be fixed to "H" or "L", avoiding floating. 10 NT7704 3. Relationship between the Display Data and Driver Output pins 3.1. Segment Mode: (a) 4-bit Parallel Mode MD H H L/R L H EIO1 Output Input EIO2 Input Output Data Input Number of Clock 60clock 59clock 58clcok ~ 3clock 2clock 1clock D0 Y1 Y5 Y9 ~ Y229 Y233 Y237 D1 Y2 Y6 Y10 ~ Y230 Y234 Y238 D2 Y3 Y7 Y11 ~ Y231 Y235 Y239 D3 Y4 Y8 Y12 ~ Y232 Y236 Y240 D0 Y240 Y236 Y232 ~ Y12 Y8 Y4 D1 Y239 Y235 Y231 ~ Y11 Y7 Y3 D2 Y238 Y234 Y230 ~ Y10 Y6 Y2 D3 Y237 Y233 Y229 ~ Y9 Y5 Y1 ~ 3clock 2clock 1clock (b) 8-bit Parallel Mode MD L L L/R L H EIO1 Output Input EIO2 Input Output Data Input Number of Clock 30clock 29clock 28clcok D0 Y1 Y9 Y17 ~ Y217 Y225 Y233 D1 Y2 Y10 Y18 ~ Y218 Y226 Y234 D2 Y3 Y11 Y19 ~ Y219 Y227 Y235 D3 Y4 Y12 Y20 ~ Y220 Y228 Y236 D4 Y5 Y13 Y21 ~ Y221 Y229 Y237 D5 Y6 Y14 Y22 ~ Y222 Y230 Y238 D6 Y7 Y15 Y23 ~ Y223 Y231 Y239 D7 Y8 Y16 Y24 ~ Y224 Y232 Y240 D0 Y240 Y232 Y224 ~ Y24 Y16 Y8 D1 Y239 Y231 Y223 ~ Y23 Y15 Y7 D2 Y238 Y230 Y222 ~ Y22 Y14 Y6 D3 Y237 Y229 Y221 ~ Y21 Y13 Y5 D4 Y236 Y228 Y220 ~ Y20 Y12 Y4 D5 Y235 Y227 Y219 ~ Y19 Y11 Y3 D6 Y234 Y226 Y218 ~ Y18 Y10 Y2 D7 Y233 Y225 Y217 ~ Y17 Y9 Y1 11 NT7704 3.2. Common Mode MD L/R Data Transfer Direction EIO1 EIO2 D7 L (Single) L (shift to left) Y240 to Y1 Output Input X H (shift to right) Y1 to Y240 Input Output X L (shift to left) Y240 to Y121 Y120 to Y1 Output Input Input H (shift to right) Y1 to Y120 Y121 to Y240 Input Output Input H (Dual) Here, L: VSS (0V), H: VDD (+2.5V to +5.5V), X: Don't care Note: "Don't care" should be fixed to "H" or "L", avoiding floating. 12 NT7704 4. Connection Examples of Segment Drivers 4.1. Case of L/R = “L” last data first data (data taking flow) Y240 ----------------------->Y1 Y240 ---------------------->Y1 Y240 ---------------------->Y1 EIO2 EIO2 EIO2 EIO1 EIO1 D0 - D7 FR MD L/R LP D0 - D7 FR LP MD L/R XCK D0 - D7 FR MD LP XCK L/R XCK EIO1 XCK LP MD FR D0 - D7 /8 VSS 4.2. Case of L/R = “H” VDD /8 D0 - D7 FR MD LP L/R VSS L/R EIO1 EIO2 Y1 ---------------------->Y240 XCK LP MD FR D0 - D7 XCK LP MD FR D0 - D7 XCK LP MD FR D0 - D7 XCK L/R EIO1 EIO2 Y1 ---------------------->Y240 EIO1 EIO2 Y1 ---------------------->Y240 (data taking flow) first data last data 13 NT7704 5. Timing waveform of 4-Device cascade Connection of Segment Drivers FR LP XCK First data D0~D7 n 1 2 Last data n 1 2 device A n 1 2 device B n 1 2 device C EI (device A) n 1 2 device D H L EO (device A) EO (device B) EO (device C) n: 4-bit parallel mode 60 8-bit parallel mode 30 14 NT7704 6. Connection Examples for Common Drivers Last First Y240 CS DISPOFF L/R MD EIO1 D7 EIO2 LP FR CS DISPOFF L/R D7 MD EIO1 Y1 FR Y1 EIO2 FR CS DISPOFF L/R MD EIO1 D7 EIO2 LP D Y240 Y1 LP Y240 LP VSS (VDD) VSS VSS DISPOFF CS FR Single Mode (Shifting towards the left) FR DISPOFF VDD VSS VSS (VDD) D LP D7 MD L/R DISPOFF FR LP D7 MD L/R DISPOFF FR LP D7 MD L/R DISPOFF FR LP EIO1 EIO2 EIO1 EIO2 EIO1 EIO2 Y1 Y240 Y1 Y240 Y1 Y240 Last First Single Mode (Sifting towards the right) 15 NT7704 Last2 DISPOFF D7 FR L/R MD EIO1 MD EIO2 L/R EIO1 D7 Y1 DISPOFF Y240 LP Y1 FR DISPOFF L/R MD Y121 Y120 D7 LP EIO2 FR EIO1 DISPOFF EIO2 L/R Y240 MD Y1 D7 Y240 LP D1 Last1 First2 FR First1 LP D2 VSS (VDD) VDD VSS DISPOFF FR Dual mode (Shifting towards the left) FR DISPOFF VDD VDD VSS (VDD) D2 D1 EIO1 EIO2 EIO1 Y1 Y240 Y1 First1 EIO2 Y120 Y121 Y240 Last1 First2 Dual mode (Shifting towards the right) 16 LP LP D7 MD L/R DISPOFF FR LP D7 MD L/R DISPOFF FR LP EIO1 EIO2 Y1 Y240 Last2 NT7704 7. Precaution Be careful when connecting or disconnecting the power This LSI has a high-voltage LCD driver, so it may be permanently damaged by a high current, which may occur if voltage is supplied to the LCD driver power supply while the logic system power supply is floating. The details are as follows: ! When connecting the power supply, connect the LCD driver power after connecting the logic system power. Furthermore, when disconnecting the power, disconnect the logic system power after disconnecting the LCD driver power. ! We recommend that you connect a serial resistor (50-100 Ω) or fuse to the LCD driver power V0 of the system as a current limiting device. Also, set a suitable value of the resistor in consideration of LCD display grade. In addition, when connecting the logic power supply, the logic condition of the LSI inside is insecure. Therefore, connect the LCD driver power supply only after resetting the logic condition of this LSI inside to the DISPOFF function. After that, the DISPOFF cancel the function after the LCD driver power supply has become stable. Furthermore, when disconnecting the power, set the LCD driver output pins to level V5 on the DISPOFF function. After that, disconnect the logic system power after disconnecting the LCD driver power. When connecting the power supply, follow the recommended sequence shown. VDD VDD VSS VDD DISPOFF VSS V0 V0 VSS 17 NT7704 Absolute Maximum Rating* *Comments DC Supply Voltage VDD . . . . . . . . . . . . . -0.3V to +7.0V Stresses above those listed under "Absolute Maximum Ratings" may cause permanent damage to this device. These are stress ratings only. Functional operation of this device under these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied or intended. Exposure to the absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability. DC Supply Voltage V0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -0.3V to +30V Input Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -0.3V to VDD +0.3V Operating Ambient Temperature . . . . -30°C to +85°C Storage Temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . .-45°C to +125°C Electrical Characteristics DC Characteristics Segment Mode (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 2.5 - 5.5V, V0 = 15 to 30 V, and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit Operating Voltage 1 VDD 2.5 - 5.5 V Operating Voltage 2 V0 15 - 30 V Input high voltage VIH 0.8 VDD - - V Input low voltage VIL - - 0.2 VDD V D0 - 7, XCK, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C, EIO1, EIO2, DISPOFF pins Output high voltage VOH VDD - 0.4 - - V EIO1, EIO2 pins, IOH = -0.4mA Output low voltage VOL - - +0.4 V EIO1, EIO2 pins, IOL = +0.4mA Input leakage current 1 IIH - - +1.0 µA D0 - 7, XCK, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C, EIO1, EIO2, DISPOFF pins, VI = VDD Input leakage current 2 IIL - - -1.0 µA D0 - 7, XCK, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C, EIO1, EIO2, DISPOFF pins, VI = VSS - 1.5 2.0 Output resistance RON - 2.0 2.5 Condition V0 = +30.0V kΩ V0 = +20.0V Stand-by current ISB - - 10 µA VSS pin, Note 1 Consumed current (1) (Deselection) IDD1 - - 2 mA VDD pin, Note 2 Consumed current (2) (Selection) IDD2 - - 12 mA VDD pin, Note 3 I0 - - 1.5 mA V0 pin, Note 4 Consumed current Note: 1. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30V, VI = VSS 2. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30V, fXCK = 20MHz, No-load, EI = VDD The input data is turned over by the data taking clock (4-bit Parallel input mode) 3. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30V, fXCK = 20MHz, No-load. EI = VSS The input data is turned over by the data taking clock (4-bit parallel input mode) 4. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30V, fXCK = 20MHz, fLP = 41.6kHz. fFR = 80 Hz, No-load The input data is turned over by the data taking clock (4-bit parallel-input mode) 18 Y1 - Y240 pins, ∆V O N = 0.5V NT7704 Common Mode (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 2.5 - 5.5V, V0 = 15 to 30 V, and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit Operating Voltage VDD 2.5 - 5.5 V Operating Voltage V0 15 - 30 V Input high voltage VIH 0.8 VDD - - V Input low voltage VIL - - 0.2 VDD V D0 - 7, XCK, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C, EIO1, EIO2, DISPOFF pins Output high voltage VOH VDD - 0.4 - - V EIO1, EIO2 pins, IOH = -0.4mA Output low voltage VOL - - +0.4 V EIO1, EIO2 pins, IOL = +0.4mA Input leakage current 1 IIH - - +1.0 µA D0 - 6, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C and DISPOFF pins, VI = VDD Input leakage current 2 IIL - - -1.0 µA D0 - 7, XCK, LP, L/R, FR, MD, S/C, EIO1, EIO2, DISPOFF pins, VI = VSS Input pull down current IPD - - 100 µA XCK, EIO1, EIO2, D7 pins - 1.5 2.0 Output resistance RON - 2.0 2.5 Condition V0 = +30.0V kΩ V0 = +20.0V Stand-by current ISB - - 10 µA VSS pin, Note 1 Consumed current (1) IDD - - 120 µA VDD pin, Note 2 Consumed current (2) I0 - - 240 µA V0 pin, Note 2 Note: 1. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30.0V, VI = VSS 2. VDD = +5.0V, V0 = +30.0V, fLP = 41.6KHz, fFR = 80Hz, case of 1/480 duty operation, No-load 19 Y1 - Y240 pins, ∆V O N = 0.5V NT7704 AC Characteristics Segment Mode 1 (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 4.5 - 5.5V, V0 = 15 to 30V, and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Shift clock period tWCK 50 - ns Shift clock "H" pulse width tWCKH 15 - ns Shift clock "L" pulse width tWCKL 15 - ns Data setup time tDS 10 - ns Data hole time tDH 12 - ns tWLPH 15 - ns Shift clock rise to Latch pulse rise time tLD 0 - ns Shift clock fall to Latch pulse fall time tSL 30 - ns Latch pulse rise to Shift clock rise time tLS 25 - ns Latch pulse fall to Shift clock rise time tLH 25 - ns Latch pulse "H" pulse width Max. Unit Condition tr, tf 10ns, Note 1 Input signal rise time tr - 50 ns Note 2 Input signal fall time tf - 50 ns Note 2 Enable setup time tS 10 - ns DISPOFF Removal time tSD 100 - ns tWDL 1.2 - µs DISPOFF enable pulse width Output delay time (1) tD - 30 ns CL = 15pF Output delay time (2) tpd1, tpd2 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Output delay time (3) tpd3 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Note: 1. Take the cascade connection into consideration. 2. (tCK-tWCKII-twckl)/2 is the maximum in the case of high speed operation. 20 NT7704 Segment Mode 2 (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 3.0 - 4.5V, V0 = 15 to 30V, and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Shift clock period tWCK 66 - ns Shift clock "H" pulse width tWCKH 23 - ns Shift clock "L" pulse width tWCKL 23 - ns Data setup time tDS 15 - ns Data hole time tDH 23 - ns tWLPH 30 - ns Shift clock rise to Latch pulse rise time tLD 0 - ns Shift clock fall to Latch pulse fall time tSL 50 - ns Latch pulse rise to Shift clock rise time tLS 30 - ns Latch pulse fall to Shift clock fall time tLH 30 - ns Latch pulse "H" pulse width Max. Unit Condition tr, tf 10ns, Note 1 Input signal rise time tr - 50 ns Note 2 Input signal fall time tf - 50 ns Note 2 Enable setup time tS 15 - ns DISPOFF Removal time tSD 100 - ns tWDL 1.2 - µs DISPOFF enable pulse width Output delay time (1) tD - 41 ns CL = 15pF Output delay time (2) tpd1, tpd2 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Output delay time (3) tpd3 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Note: 1. Take the cascade connection into consideration. 2. (tCK-tWCKII-tWCKL)/2 is the maximum in the case of high speed operation. 21 NT7704 Segment Mode 3 (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 2.5 - 3.0V, V0 = 15 to 30V, and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Shift clock period tWCK 82 - ns Shift clock "H" pulse width tWCKH 28 - ns Shift clock "L" pulse width tWCKL 28 - ns Data setup time tDS 20 - ns Data hole time tDH 23 - ns tWLPH 30 - ns Shift clock rise to Latch pulse rise time tLD 0 - ns Shift clock fall to Latch pulse fall time tSL 65 - ns Latch pulse rise to Shift clock rise time tLS 30 - ns Latch pulse fall to Shift clock fall time tLH 30 - ns Latch pulse "H" pulse width Max. Unit Condition tr, tf 10ns, Note 1 Input signal rise time tr - 50 ns Note 2 Input signal fall time tf - 50 ns Note 2 Enable setup time tS 15 - ns DISPOFF Removal time tSD 100 - ns tWDL 1.2 - µs DISPOFF enable pulse width Output delay time (1) tD - 57 ns CL = 15pF Output delay time (2) tpd1, tpd2 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Output delay time (3) tpd3 - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Note: 1. Take the cascade connection into consideration. 2. (tCK-tWCKII-tWCKL)/2 is the maximum in the case of high speed operation. 22 NT7704 Timing waveform of the Segment Mode tWLPH LP tLD tSL tLH tLS tWCKH tWCKL XCK D0 - D7 tr tr tWCK tDS LAST DATA tDH TOP DATA tWDL tSD DISPOFF LP 1 2 n XCK tS EI tD EO n: 4-bit parallel mode 60 8-bit parallel mode 30 FR tpd1 LP tpd2 DISPOFF tpd3 Y1 - Y240 23 NT7704 Common Mode (VSS = V5 = 0V, VDD = 2.5 - 5.5V, V0 = 15 to 30V and TA = -30 to +85°C, unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit Condition Shift clock period tWLP 250 - - ns tr, tf 20ns 15 - - ns VDD = +5.0V 10% Shift clock "H" pulse width tWLPH 30 - - ns VDD = +2.5 - +4.5V Data setup time tSU 30 - - ns Data hole time tH 50 - - ns Input signal rise time tr - 50 ns Input signal fall time tf - 50 ns tSD 100 - - ns tWDL 1.2 - - µs Output delay time (1) tDL - - 200 ns CL = 15pF Output delay time (2) tpd1, tpd2 - - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF Output delay time (3) tpd3 - - 1.2 µs CL = 15pF DISPOFF Removal time DISPOFF enable pulse width 24 NT7704 Timing Characteristics of Common Mode tWLP LP tr tWLPH tSU tf tH EIO2 (DI7) tDL EIO1 tWDL tSD DISPOFF FR tpd1 LP tpd2 DISPOFF tpd3 Y1 - Y240 25 NT7704 Application Circuit (for reference only) SEG960 SEG959 EIO1 Y1 - Y240 MD FR S/C LP L/R DISPOFF XCK D0 - D7 EIO2 EIO1 Y1 - Y240 MD FR S/C L/R DISPOFF 960*480 DOT MATRIX LCD PANEL XCK D0 - D7 NT7704*4 LP EIO2 EIO1 Y1 - Y240 MD FR S/C LP L/R DISPOFF XCK D0 - D7 EIO2 EIO1 Y1 - Y240 MD SEG3 SEG2 FR S/C SEG1 C O M 3 L/R DISPOFF XCK D0 - D7 EIO2 XCK EIO2 LP DISPOFF D0 - D7 L/R Y1 - Y240 FR S/C EIO1 XCK EIO2 LP DISPOFF L/R D0 - D7 FR S/C MD EIO1 NT7704*2 LP C O M 4 8 0 /8 MD C O M 2 Y1 - Y240 C O M 1 C O M 4 7 9 /5 /5 V4 VSS V0 R R (n-4)R R R Note: V0-V1>1.5V V5 VDD VSS 26 LP FR YD XCK LCD controller XD0 - XD7 V3 DISPOFF V2 (case of 1/n bias) /8 V1 V0 NT7704 Bonding Diagram 12968um 432 225 x x 433 x x 224 Y 448 x NT7704 X (0,0) Dummy Pad 1168um 209 ALK_R x x ALK_L 1 208 Pad Location Pad No. Designation X Y Pad No. Designation X Y 1 V0L -6220 -521 31 V5L -4410 -521 2 V0L -6150 -521 32 V5L -4350 -521 3 V0L -6090 -521 33 V5L -4290 -521 4 V0L -6030 -521 34 V5L -4230 -521 5 V0L -5970 -521 35 V5L -4170 -521 6 V0L -5910 -521 36 V5L -4110 -521 7 V0L -5850 -521 37 V5L -4050 -521 8 V0L -5790 -521 38 V5L -3990 -521 9 V0L -5730 -521 39 V5L -3930 -521 10 V0L -5670 -521 40 V5L -3870 -521 11 V0L -5610 -521 41 VSS -3810 -521 12 V0L -5550 -521 42 VSS -3750 -521 13 V12L -5490 -521 43 VSS -3690 -521 14 V12L -5430 -521 44 VSS -3630 -521 15 V12L -5370 -521 45 VSS -3570 -521 16 V12L -5310 -521 46 VSS -3510 -521 17 V12L -5250 -521 47 VSS -3450 -521 18 V12L -5190 -521 48 VSS -3390 -521 19 V12L -5130 -521 49 VSS -3330 -521 20 V12L -5070 -521 50 VSS -3270 -521 21 V43L -5010 -521 51 VSS -3210 -521 22 V43L -4950 -521 52 VSS -3150 -521 23 V43L -4890 -521 53 VSS -3090 -521 24 V43L -4830 -521 54 VSS -3030 -521 25 V43L -4770 -521 55 VSS -2970 -521 26 V43L -4710 -521 56 VSS -2910 -521 27 V43L -4650 -521 57 VSS -2850 -521 28 V43L -4590 -521 58 VSS -2790 -521 29 V5L -4530 -521 59 VSS -2730 -521 30 V5L -4470 -521 60 VSS -2670 -521 27 NT7704 Pad Location (continued) Pad No. Designation X Y Pad No. Designation X Y 61 VSS -2610 -521 101 D1 -210 -521 62 VSS -2550 -521 102 D1 -150 -521 63 VSS -2490 -521 103 D1 -90 -521 64 VSS -2430 -521 104 D2 -30 -521 65 VSS -2370 -521 105 D2 30 -521 66 VSS -2310 -521 106 D2 90 -521 67 VDD -2250 -521 107 D3 150 -521 68 VDD -2190 -521 108 D3 210 -521 69 VDD -2130 -521 109 D3 270 -521 70 VDD -2070 -521 110 D4 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529 425 Y217 -5790 529 391 Y183 -3750 529 426 Y218 -5850 529 392 Y184 -3810 529 427 Y219 -5910 529 393 Y185 -3870 529 428 Y220 -5970 529 394 Y186 -3930 529 429 Y221 -6030 529 395 Y187 -3990 529 430 Y222 -6090 529 396 Y188 -4050 529 431 Y223 -6150 529 397 Y189 -4110 529 432 Y224 -6210 529 398 Y190 -4170 529 433 Y225 -6430 450 399 Y191 -4230 529 434 Y226 -6430 390 400 Y192 -4290 529 435 Y227 -6430 330 401 Y193 -4350 529 436 Y228 -6430 270 402 Y194 -4410 529 437 Y229 -6430 210 403 Y195 -4470 529 438 Y230 -6430 150 404 Y196 -4530 529 439 Y231 -6430 90 405 Y197 -4590 529 440 Y232 -6430 30 406 Y198 -4650 529 441 Y233 -6430 -30 407 Y199 -4710 529 442 Y234 -6430 -90 408 Y200 -4770 529 443 Y235 -6430 -150 409 Y201 -4830 529 444 Y236 -6430 -210 410 Y202 -4890 529 445 Y237 -6430 -270 411 Y203 -4950 529 446 Y238 -6430 -330 412 Y204 -5010 529 447 Y239 -6430 -390 413 Y205 -5070 529 448 Y240 -6430 -450 414 Y206 -5130 529 ALK_L -6318 -533 415 Y207 -5190 529 ALK_R 6318 -533 32 NT7704 Dummy Pad Location (Total: 6 pin) NO. X Y NO. X Y 1 6430 -520 4 -6280 529 2 6430 520 5 -6430 520 3 6280 529 6 -6430 -520 33 NT7704 Package Information A1 D1 D1 A2 208m1n1 A1 D2 C1 A2 C2 C1 n1 D1 D1 m1 D2 D2 m2 n1 16n1m1 NT7704 r n1 n1 m2 4n1m2 16n1m1 r 2m2n1 m3 n1 m3 m1 m1 m2 m1 D1 C1 m1 n2 m2 D1 n2 C3 H C3 65m1n2 (L) J B D2 76m3n2 D2 D1 H 65m1n2 (R) D1 Chip Outline Dimensions C1 J B unit: um Symbol Dimensions in um Symbol Dimensions in um A1 204 H 51 A2 54 J 166 B 264 m1 39 C1 64 m2 55 C2 55 m3 38 C3 63 n1 72 D1 70 n2 90 D2 60 r 35 34 NT7704 TCP Pin Layout DUMMY Y1 33 Y2 34 Y3 35 Y4 36 Y5 37 Y118 150 Y119 151 Y120 152 Y121 153 Y122 154 Y123 155 NT7704 DUMMY 32 V0R 31 V0R 30 V12R 29 V43R 28 V5R 27 NC 26 VSS 25 NC 24 MD 23 L/R 22 FR 21 EIO1 20 LP 19 DISPOFF 18 XCK 17 D7 16 D6 15 D5 14 D4 13 D3 12 D2 11 D1 10 D0 9 EIO2 8 S/C 7 VDD 6 VSS 5 V5L 4 V43L 3 V12L 2 V0L 1 V0L DUMMY Y236 268 Y237 269 Y238 270 Y239 271 Y240 272 DUMMY (COPPER SIDE VIEW) 35 NT7704 H -T 704 N T7 AB F4 External View of TCP Pins 36 NT7704 Cautions concerning storage: 1. When storing the product, it is recommended that it be left in its shipping package. After the seal of the packing bag has been broke, store the products in a nitrogen atmosphere. 2. Storage conditions : Storage state unopened (less than 90 days) Storage conditions Temperature: 5 to 30; humidity: 80%RH or less After seal of broken (less than 30 days) Room temperature, dry nitrogen atmosphere 3. Don't store in a location exposed to corrosive gas or excessive dust. 4. Don't store in a location exposed to direct sunlight of subject to sharp changes in temperature. 5. Don't store the product such that it is subjected to an excessive load weight, such as by stacking. 6. Deterioration of the plating may occur after long-term storage, so special care is required. It is recommended that the products be inspected before use. 37 NT7704 Tray Information f H30-52359-25 425=100 X c W1 X W2 T2 T1 SECTION Y-Y Y e d Y g h W1 W2 a b e g f h T2 T1 SECTION X-X Tray Outline Dimensions unit: mm Symbol Dimensions in mm Symbol Dimensions in mm a 1.30 g 0.64 b 2.67 h 4.20 c 13.30 W1 76.0 d 16.26 W2 68.0 e 1.60 T1 71.0 f 1.40 T2 68.3 38 NT7704 Ordering Information Part No. NT7704H-BDT NT7704H-TABF4 Package Au bump on chip tray TCP Form 39 NT7704 Product Spec. Change Notice NT7704 Specification Revision History Version Content Date 1.0 TCP and tray information addition (Page 36-39) Dec. 2001 0.2 Gold Bump Size revision (Page 34) m1: 45 → 39, m2: 58 → 55 Sep. 2001 0.1 Pad Location Addition Nov. 2000 0.0 Original Nov. 2000 40