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 PT6324 VFD Driver/Controller IC
DESCRIPTION
PT6324 is a Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) Controller driven on a 1/8 to 1/16 duty factor housed in 52-pin plastic LQFP. 24 segment output lines, 16 grid output lines, one display memory, control circuit, key scan circuit are all incorporated into a single chip to build a highly reliable peripheral device for a single chip micro computer. Serial data is fed to PT6324 via a three-line serial interface.
FEATURES
* * * * * CMOS technology Low power consumption Wide operating voltage VDD=2.7V~5.5V Key scanning (16 x 2 matrix) Display modes: (24 segments, 8 digits to 24 segments, 16 digits) * 8-Step dimming circuitry * Serial interface for Clock, Data Input, Data Output, Strobe pins * No external resistors needed for driver outputs
APPLICATIONS
* Microcomputer peripheral devices * Digital Audio/Video system: CD/MD/VCD/DVD players * Car audio * VCR * Electric scale meter * P.O.S. * Electronic equipment with instructional display
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Tel: 886-66296288Fax: 886-29174598 http://www.princeton.com.tw2F, 233-1, Baociao Road, Sindian, Taipei 23145, Taiwan
PT6324
16-GRID X 24-SEGMENT VFD APPLICATION CIRCUIT
Notes: 1. The value of Rosc is depend on PT6324 IC chip supply voltage of VDD (Rosc=82K, when VDD=5V; Rosc=100K, when VDD=3.3V). 2. Z1, Z2=Zener diode 5.1V 3. Please adding the current amplifying circuit as following figure when IOHGR>15mA on VFD panel for high brightness issue.
*=C.A. Circuit=Current amplifying circuit C.A. Circuit-1 & C.A. Circuit-2 Ex.:
Parts recommended: * Q=SAMSUNG-KSR1105 (General fast switching transistor) * D=HITACHI-HSM221C (General fast recovery diode) V1.5 2 June 2010
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ORDER INFORMATION
Valid Part Number PT6324-LQ Package Type 52-Pin, LQFP Top Code PT6324-LQ
PIN CONFIGURATION
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PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin Name CLK DIN I/O I I Description Clock input pin This pin reads serial data at the rising edge and outputs data at the falling edge. Data input pin When this pin acts as input pin, serial data is inputted at the rising edge of the shift clock (starting from the lower bit) Serial interface strobe pin The data input after the STB has fallen is processed as a command. When this in is "HIGH", CLK is ignored. Data output pin (N-channel, Open-drain) When this pin acts as output pin, serial data is outputted at the falling edge of the shift clock (starting from the lower bit) Key data input pins The data inputted to these pins is latched at the end of the display cycle. Oscillator input pin A resistor is connected to this pin to determine the oscillation frequency. Ground pin Logic power supply High-voltage segment output pins Also acts as the key source High-voltage segment output pins High-voltage grid output pins Pull-down level Pin No. 1 2
STB
I
3
DOUT K1 to K2 OSC GND VDD SG1/KS1 to SG16/KS16 SG17 to SG24 GR1 to GR16 VEE
O I I O O O -
4 5, 6 7 8, 52 9, 51 10 to 25 26 to 33 34 to 49 50
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INPUT/OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS
The schematic diagrams of the input and output circuits of the logic section are shown below: Output Pins: SGn/GRn Input Pins: DIN, CLK, STB
Input Pins: K1, K2
Output Pin: DOUT
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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
COMMANDS
Commands determine the display mode and status of PT6324. A command is the first byte (b0 to b7) inputted to PT6324 via the DIN Pin after STB Pin has changed from "HIGH" to "LOW" State. If for some reason the STB Pin is set to "HIGH" while data or commands are being transmitted, the serial communication is initialized, and the data/commands being transmitted are considered invalid.
COMMAND 1: DISPLAY MODE SETTING COMMANDS
PT6324 provides 8 display mode settings as shown in the diagram below: As stated earlier a command is the first one byte (b0 to b7) transmitted to PT6324 via the DIN Pin when STB is "LOW". However, for these commands, the bits 5 to 8 (b4 to b7) are given a value of "0". The Display Mode Setting Commands determine the number of segments and grids to be used (1/8 to 1/16 duty, 24 segments). When these commands are executed, the display is forcibly turned off. A display command "ON" must be executed in order to resume display. If the same mode setting is selected, no command execution is take place, therefore, nothing happens. When Power is turned "ON", the 16-digit, 24-segment modes is selected. MSB 0 0 0 0 b3 b2 b1 LSB b0
Display mode settings: 0000: 8 digits, 24 segments 1000: 9 digits, 24 segments 1001: 10 digits, 24 segments 1010: 11 digits, 24 segments 1011: 12 digits, 24 segments 1100: 13 digits, 24 segments 1101: 14 digits, 24 segments 1110: 15 digits, 24 segments 1111: 16 digits, 24 segments
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DISPLAY MODE AND RAM ADDRESS
Data transmitted from an external device to PT6324 via the serial interface are stored in the Display RAM and are assigned addresses. The RAM Addresses of PT6324 are given below in 8 bits unit. SG1 SG4 00HL 03HL 06HL 09HL 0CHL 0FHL 12HL 15HL 18HL 1BHL 1EHL 21HL 24HL 27HL 2AHL 2DHL SG5 SG8 00HU 03HU 06HU 09HU 0CHU 0FHU 12HU 15HU 18HU 1BHU 1EHU 21HU 24HU 27HU 2AHU 2DHU SG9 SG12 01HL 04HL 07HL 0AHL 0DHL 10HL 13HL 16HL 19HL 1CHL 1FHL 22HL 25HL 28HL 2BHL 2EHL SG13 SG16 01HU 04HU 07HU 0AHU 0DHU 10HU 13HU 16HU 19HU 1CHU 1FHU 22HU 25HU 28HU 2BHU 2EHU SG17 SG20 02HL 05HL 08HL 0BHL 0EHL 11HL 14HL 17HL 1AHL 1DHL 20HL 23HL 26HL 29HL 2CHL 2FHL SG21 SG24 02HU 05HU 08HU 0BHU 0EHU 11HU 14HU 17HU 1AHU 1DHU 20HU 23HU 26HU 29HU 2CHU 2FHU DIG1 DIG2 DIG3 DIG4 DIG5 DIG6 DIG7 DIG8 DIG9 DIG10 DIG11 DIG12 DIG13 DIG14 DIG15 DIG16
b0 xxHL Lower 4 bits
b3
b4 xxHU Higher 4 bits
b7
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PT6324 COMMAND 2: DATA SETTING COMMANDS
The Data Setting Commands executes the Data Write or Data Read Modes for PT6324. The data Setting Command, the bits 5 and 6 (b4, b5) are given the value of "0", bit 7 (b6) is given the value of "1" while bit 8 (b7) is given the value of "0". Please refer to the diagram below. When power is turned ON, bit 4 to bit 1 (b3 to b0) are given the value of "0". MSB 0 1 0 0 b3 b2 b1 LSB b0
Data write & read mode settings: 00: Write data to display mode 01: Reset function (one time reset) 10: Read key data 11: Not relevant Address increment mode settings (Display mode): 0: Increment address after data has been written 1: Fixed address Mode settings: 0: Normal operation mode 1: Test mode
PT6324 KEY MATRIX & KEY INPUT DATA STORAGE RAM
PT6324 Key Matrix consists of 16 x 2 array as shown below:
Each data inputted by each key are stored as follows. They are read by a READ Command, starting from the last significant bit. When the most significant bit of the data (SG16, b7) has been read, the least significant bit of the next data (SG1, b0) is read. K1...................K2 SG1/KS1 SG5/KS5 SG9/KS9 SG13/KS13 b0....................b 1 K1....................K2 SG2/KS2 SG6/KS6 SG10/KS10 SG14/KS14 b2.....................b 3 K1...................K2 SG3/KS3 SG7/KS7 SG11/KS11 SG15/KS15 b4....................b 5 K1...................K2 SG4/KS4 SG8/KS8 SG12/KS12 SG16/KS16 b6....................b 7
Reading Sequence
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PT6324 COMMAND 3: ADDRESS SETTING COMMANDS
Address Setting Commands are used to set the address of the display memory. The address is considered valid if it has a value of "00H" to "2FH". If the address is set to 30H or higher, the data is ignored until a valid address is set. When power is turned ON, the address is set at "00H". Please refer to the diagram below. MSB 1 1 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 LSB b0
Address: 00H to 2FH
COMMAND 4: DISPLAY CONTROL COMMANDS
The Display Control Commands are used to turn ON or OFF a display. It also used to set the pulse width. Please refer to the diagram below. When the power is turned ON, a 1/16 pulse width is selected and the displayed is turned OFF. MSB 1 0 0 0 b3 b2 b1 LSB b0
Dimming quantity settings: 000: Pulse width = 1/16 001: Pulse width = 2/16 010: Pulse width = 4/16 011: Pulse width = 10/16 100: Pulse width = 11/16 101: Pulse width = 12/16 110: Pulse width = 13/16 111: Pulse width = 14/16 Display settings: 0: Display off (Key scan continues) 1: Display on
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DISPLAY TIMING
The Key Scanning and display timing diagram is given below. One cycle of key scanning consists of 2 frames. The data of the 16 x 2 matrix is stored in the RAM. Internal Operating Frequency (fosc) = 224/T
Note: T is the width of Segment only
SERIAL COMMUNICATION FORMAT
The following diagram shows the PT6324 serial communication format. The DIN/DOUT Pin is an Schmitt trigger circuit and N-channel, open-drain output pin, therefore, it is highly recommended that an external pull-up resistor (1K to 10K) must be connected to DIN/DOUT when using key scan function.
where: twait (waiting time) 1s
It must be noted that when the data is read, the waiting time (twait) between the rising of the eighth clock that has set the command and the falling of the first clock that has read the data is greater or equal to 1s. V1.5 10 June 2010
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SWITCHING CHARACTERISTIC WAVEFORM
PT6324 Switching Characteristics Waveform is given below.
APPLICATIONS
Display memory is updated by incrementing addresses. Please refer to the following diagram.
The following diagram shows the waveforms when updating specific addresses.
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RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE FLOWCHART
Notes: 1. Command 1: Display Mode Commands 2. Command 2: Data Setting Commands 3. Command 3: Address Setting Commands 4. Command 4: Display Control Commands 5. When IC power is applied for the first time, the contents of the Display RAM are not defined; thus, it is strongly suggested that the contents of the Display RAM must be cleared during the initial setting.
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ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
(Unless otherwise stated, Ta=25, GND=0V) Parameter Logic supply voltage Driver supply voltage Logic input voltage VFD driver output voltage VFD driver output current Operating temperature Storage temperature Symbol VDD VEE VI VO IOVFD Topr Tstg Ratings -0.3 to +7 VDD +0.3 to VDD -40 -0.3 to VDD +0.3 VEE -0.3 to VDD +0.3 -40 (Grid); -15 (Segment) -40 to +85 -65 to +150 Unit V V V V mA
RECOMMENDED OPERATING RANGE
(Unless otherwise stated, Ta=25, GND=0V) Parameter Logic supply voltage High-level input voltage (VDD=5V) Low-level input voltage (VDD=5V) High-level input voltage (VDD=3.3V) Low-level input voltage (VDD=3.3V) Driver supply voltage Symbol VDD VIH VIL VIH VIL VEE Min. 2.7 0.75VDD 0 0.8VDD 0 VDD -35 Typ. 5 Max. 5.5 VDD 0.25VDD VDD 0.2VDD 0 Unit V V V V V V
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
(Unless otherwise stated, VDD=5V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35 V, Ta=25) Parameter Symbol Test Condition DOUT Low-level output voltage VOLDOUT IOLDOUT=4mA High-level output current IOHSG VO=VDD -2V, SG1 to SG24 High-level output current IOHGR VO=VDD -2V, GR1 to GR16 High-level input voltage VIH Low-level input voltage VIL Input current Dynamic current consumption II IDDdyn VDD or GND Under no load, Display OFF Min. -3 -15 0.75VDD Typ. Max. 0.4 0.25VDD 1 5 Unit V mA mA V V A mA
(Unless otherwise stated, VDD=3.3V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35 V, Ta=25) Parameter Symbol Test Condition DOUT Low-level output voltage VOLDOUT IOLDOUT=4mA High-level output current IOHSG VO=VDD -2V, SG1 to SG24 High-level output current IOHGR VO=VDD -2V, GR1 to GR16 High-level input voltage VIH Low-level input voltage VIL Input current Dynamic current consumption V1.5 II IDDdyn VDD or GND Under no load, Display OFF 13
Min. -1.5 -6 0.8VDD -
Typ. -
Max. 0.4 0.2VDD 1 3
Unit V mA mA V V A mA
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TIMING CHARACTERISTICS
(Unless otherwise specified, VDD=5V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35V, Ta=25) Parameter Clock pulse width Strobe pulse width Data setup time Data hold time Clock-strobe time Propagation delay time Symbol PWCLK PWSTB tsetup thold tCLK-STB tPZL tPLZ CLK STB RL=10K, CL=15pF Conditions Min. 400 1000 100 100 1000 Typ. Max. 100 400 Unit ns ns ns ns ns ns ns
(Unless otherwise specified, VDD=3.3V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35V, Ta=25) Parameter Clock pulse width Strobe pulse width Data setup time Data hold time Clock-strobe time Propagation delay time Symbol PWCLK PWSTB tsetup thold tCLK-STB tPZL tPLZ CLK STB RL=10K, CL=15pF Conditions Min. 400 1000 100 100 1000 Typ. Max. 100 600 Unit ns ns ns ns ns ns ns
SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS
(Unless otherwise specified, VDD=5V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35V, Ta=25) Parameter Grid rise time Segment rise time Grid fall time Segment fall time Oscillation frequency Symbol tGLH tSLH tGHL tSHL fOSC R=82K CL=300pF Conditions Min. 350 Typ. 500 Max. 0.5 2.0 150 150 650 Unit s s s s KHz
(Unless otherwise specified, VDD=3.3V, GND=0V, VEE=VDD-35V, Ta=25) Parameter Grid rise time Segment rise time Grid fall time Segment fall time Oscillation frequency Symbol tGLH tSLH tGHL tSHL fOSC R=100K CL=300pF Conditions Min. 350 Typ. 500 Max. 1.2 4.0 150 150 650 Unit s s s s KHz
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PACKAGE INFORMATION
52-PIN, LQFP PACKAGE (BODY SIZE=14MM X 14MM, PITCH=1.00MM)
Symbol A A1 A2 b c D D1 E E1 e L L1
Note: Refer to JEDEC MS-026
Min. 0.05 1.35 0.35 0.09
0 0.70
Dimensions (mm) Nom. 1.40 16.60 BSC 14.00 BSC 16.60 BSC 14.00 BSC 1.00 BSC 3.5 0.85 1.30 REF
Max. 1.60 0.15 1.45 0.50 0.20
7 1.00
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PT6324 IMPORTANT NOTICE
Princeton Technology Corporation (PTC) reserves the right to make corrections, modifications, enhancements, improvements, and other changes to its products and to discontinue any product without notice at any time. PTC cannot assume responsibility for use of any circuitry other than circuitry entirely embodied in a PTC product. No circuit patent licenses are implied. Princeton Technology Corp. 2F, 233-1, Baociao Road, Sindian, Taipei 23145, Taiwan Tel: 886-2-66296288 Fax: 886-2-29174598 http://www.princeton.com.tw
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