
Functional Description
(Continued)
When POL = L, odd numbered outputs (1, 3, 5, ...383) are
controlled by VGMA6 through VGMA10 and even numbered
outputs are controlled by VGMA1 through VGMA5. When
POL = H, odd numbered outputs are controlled by VGMA1
through VGMA5 and even numbered outputs are controlled
by VGMA6 through VGMA10.
RPI1/ RPI2
—
REPAIR INPUT 1 AND 2 (INPUT)
The input signal for the repair line buffers. These buffers are
optional and when not used, the input should be tied to
ground. The pin can be tied to ground through a local pin on
the TCP, eliminating the need to bring the repair amp inputs
or outputs off the TCP.
RPO1/ RPO2
—
REPAIR OUTPUT 1 AND 2 (OUTPUT)
The output of the repair line buffers. These outputs are
current buffered copies of their respective inputs.
UP
—
DATA SHIFT DIRECTION—UP OR DOWN (INPUT)
The UP pin controls the data shift direction. If UP is high then
data is shifted “up” from output 1 to output 384, ENIO1 is
configured as an input, and ENIO2 is an output. If UP is low
then data is shifted “down” from output 384 to output 1,
ENIO2 is an input, and ENIO1 is an output. The UP pin can
be tied either high or low through connection to a neighbor-
ing pin, eliminating the need to bring the pin off the package.
CSTIME
—
CHARGE SHARE TIME
The CSTIME pin allows the user to set the duration of
charge-sharing mode based on the panel capacitance and
resistance.
V
DD1
—
DIGITAL VOLTAGE SUPPLY
Positive supply voltage for the digital logic functions of the
driver.
V
DD2
—
ANALOG VOLTAGE SUPPLY
Positive supply voltage for the analog functions of the driver.
V
GMA1
–V
GMA10
—
RDAC REFERENCES (INPUTS)
The reference voltages to the upper and lower RDACs used
to control the inverse gamma transfer function of the driver.
Option - Any or all of the inputs V
GMA2
through V
GMA4
and
V
GMA7
through V
GMA9
can be left undriven (floating).
V
HBIAS
—
HIGH BIAS CURRENT VOLTAGE SUPPLY
Optional positive supply voltage that provides a constant
bias current to the output amplifiers to extend dynamic
range. When separately provided, V
must be 1.5V
greater than V
. When not separately provided, V
must be tied to V
DD2
. In this configuration, V
GMA1
must be
held at or below V
DD2
1.5V.
V
SS1
—
DIGITAL GROUND
Digital ground reference voltage.
V
SS2
—
ANALOG GROUND
Analog ground reference voltage.
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