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UR5HC703-700-FG

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Microprocessor Circuit, CMOS, PQFP32, 7 X 7 MM, 0.80 MM PITCH, PLASTIC, LQFP-32
CategoryThe embedded processor and controller    Microcontrollers and processors   
File Size77KB,10 Pages
ManufacturerSEMTECH
Websitehttp://www.semtech.com
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Microprocessor Circuit, CMOS, PQFP32, 7 X 7 MM, 0.80 MM PITCH, PLASTIC, LQFP-32

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Parameter NameAttribute value
Is it lead-free?Contains lead
Is it Rohs certified?incompatible
MakerSEMTECH
Parts packaging codeQFP
package instructionLQFP,
Contacts32
Reach Compliance Codeunknown
JESD-30 codeS-PQFP-G32
JESD-609 codee0
length7 mm
Number of terminals32
Maximum operating temperature85 °C
Minimum operating temperature-20 °C
Package body materialPLASTIC/EPOXY
encapsulated codeLQFP
Package shapeSQUARE
Package formFLATPACK, LOW PROFILE
Peak Reflow Temperature (Celsius)NOT SPECIFIED
Certification statusNot Qualified
Maximum seat height1.7 mm
Maximum supply voltage5.5 V
Minimum supply voltage2.2 V
surface mountYES
technologyCMOS
Temperature levelOTHER
Terminal surfaceTIN LEAD
Terminal formGULL WING
Terminal pitch0.8 mm
Terminal locationQUAD
Maximum time at peak reflow temperatureNOT SPECIFIED
width7 mm
uPs/uCs/peripheral integrated circuit typeMICROPROCESSOR CIRCUIT

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SerialCoder™ 700 UR5HC703-700
Extremely Low-Power Keyboard
Encoder Interfaces RS-232
HID & SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS, KEYCODER™ FAMILY
DESCRIPTION
The SerialCoder™ 700
UR5HC703-700 is an extremely low-
power, “off-the-shelf” serial keyboard
encoder. Robust, tiny and flexible,
the IC is a good match for any
application where the use of
complicated keyboard protocols are
not required and where
asynchronous serial interface
hardware is available.
The SerialCoder™ 700 provides
Self-Power Management™ and
draws its power entirely from the
host device. It is ideal for use in
add-on keyboards for handheld and
cellular / web phones and other
portable applications.
Self-Power Management™ is
transparent to the host. Power
consumption is reduced to just the
circuit’s leakage when all keys are
released. The average current
consumption is less than 1 µA at
room temperature and 10 µA at
85°C.
If a key or group of keys stays in the
depressed position for ten minutes
(with no other keyboard activity), the
IC shuts down to save power.
The SerialCoder™ 700 is simple to
implement. It requires few external
components and utilizes a tiny, low-
profile 32-pin LQFP package that
measures 7mm x 7mm.
FEATURES
• 8 x 14 keyboard matrix encoding
• IC is independent of the keyboard
layout
• Extremely low-power operation,
transparent to the host
• Typical current consumption of less
than 1 µA at room temperature; 10
µA at 85°C
APPLICATIONS
• Built-in keyboards for personal
digital assistant (PDA) and hand-
held PC (H/PC) devices
• Add-on accessory keyboards for
PDA and H/PC devices
PIN ASSIGNMENTS
Portable personal computers
Instrumentation
Remote control
Cellular phones
• 9600 Baud 8N1 serial data format
• Direct connection to RS-232
signals from the host UART
• Simple, proprietary serial protocol
• Robust algorithm for ghost-key
elimination
• Self-Power Management™, sleeps
between keystrokes
PRELIMINARY
ROW7
COL12
TxD
COL13
HS
COL0
COL1
COL2
32
1
25
24
COL3
COL4
COL5
COL6
VDD2
RESET
VSS2
VDD
8
9
UR5HC703-700-FG
LQFP
ROW6
ROW5
ROW4
ROW3
ROW2
ROW1
ROW0
RxD
17
16
SerialCoder, KeyCoder, and Self-Power
Management are trademarks of Semtech
Corporation. All other trademarks belong to their
respective companies.
Copyright ©1999-2001 Semtech Corporation
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OCSIN
OSCOUT
VSS
COL7
COL8
COL9
COL10
COL11
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ORDERING CODE
Package Options
32-pin, Plastic LQFP
Pitch
0.8 mm
Ta = -20° C to +85° C
UR5HC703-700-FG
Other Materials
SerialCoder™ 700 eval. kit
Type
Evaluation kit
Order number
EVK5-703-700
SERIALCODER™ 700 FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM
UR5HC703-700
Data
Buffer
Key
Matrix
Interface
8
R0-R7
14 C0-C13
HS
TxD
RxD
Communication
Interface
Matrix
Scan Logic
_RESET
OSCIN
_OSCOUT
4
Reset Logic
Oscillator
Power Supply
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PROTOCOL
The SerialCoder™ 700 uses a
proprietary serial protocol (patent
pending) for two-way
communication with the host
device. The specification for this
protocol is available, subject to a
non-disclosure agreement (NDA),
to customers and driver
developers. This protocol allows
the host device to save significant
power, by indicating to the host
device when it can lower its power
consumption to a minimum. This
flexible protocol can also
accommodate additional types of
data if desired; for example,
position data from a pointing stick
embedded in the keyboard.
PIN DEFINITIONS
Mnemonic
Power Supply
V
DD
, V
DD
2
V
SS
, V
SS
2
Reset
_RESET
Pin #
8, 5
11, 7
Type
PWR
PWR
Name and Function
Positive supply voltage
Negative power supply:
Signal ground
Hardware reset pin:
Reset input
for orderly start-up; low logic level is
required whenever V
DD
is below
minimum operating voltage
Oscillator input:
connect ceramic
resonator with built-in load capacitors;
2 MHz operating frequency
Oscillator output:
connect
ceramic resonator with built-in load
capacitors
Serial data output:
idle at 0V,
non-inverted data (direct connection to
RS232 port)
Serial data input
“Hot”
synchronization signal
6
I
Oscillator pins
OSCIN
9
I
_OSCOUT
10
O
Host Interface
TxD
27
O
RxD
HS
Scanned
matrix pins
ROW0-ROW7
17
29
I
O
18-25
I
Row matrix inputs
with pulsed
pull-up current sources
Column matrix output,
open drain
COL0-COL13
30-32,
1-4,
12-16,
26, 28
O
Note:
An underscore before a pin mnemonic denotes an active low signal.
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“GHOST” KEYS
In any scanned contact switch
matrix, whenever three keys
defining a rectangle on the switch
matrix are pressed at the same
time, a fourth key positioned on the
fourth corner of the rectangle is
sensed as being pressed. This is
known as the “ghost” or “phantom”
key problem.
KEYBOARD SCANNER
The encoder scans a keyboard organized as an 8 row by 14 column matrix
for a maximum of 112 keys. Smaller size matrixes can also be
accommodated by simply leaving unused pins open. The SerialCoder™
provides internal pull-ups for the row input pins. When active, the encoder
selects one of the column lines (C0-C13) every 512 µS and then reads the
row data lines (R0-R7). A key closure is detected as a zero in the
corresponding position of the matrix.
A complete scan cycle for the entire keyboard takes approximately 9.2 ms.
Each key found pressed is debounced for a period of 20 ms. Once the
key is verified, the corresponding key code(s) are loaded into the transmit
buffer of the serial communication channel.
N-KEY ROLLOVER
N-key rollover means the code(s) corresponding to each key press are
transmitted to the host system as soon as that key is debounced, indepen-
dent of the release of other keys.
“Ghost”
Key
Actual key presses
Figure 1:
“Ghost” or “Phantom” Key
Problem
When a key is released, the corresponding break code is transmitted to the
host system. Several keys can be held pressed at the same time.
However, if two or more key closures occur within a time interval of less
than 5 ms, an error flag is set, and those closures are not processed. This
feature protects against the effects of accidental key presses.
POWER MANAGEMENT
Although the problem cannot be
totally eliminated without using
external hardware, there are
methods to neutralize its negative
effects for most practical
applications. Keys that are
intended to be used in
combinations should be placed in
the same row or column of the
matrix, whenever possible. Shift
keys (Shift, Alt, Ctrl, Window)
should not reside in the same row
(or column) as any other keys. The
SerialCoder™ has built-in
mechanisms to detect the
presence of “ghost” keys.
The SerialCoder™ 700 achieves uniquely low system power consumption,
due partly to Self-Power Management™, and partly to the proprietary
protocol the IC uses to communicate with the the host system driver. Self-
Power Management™ powers down the IC between key presses; a key
press wakes up the IC immediately without losing any key data. The
protocol allows the host system to power down the power-wasting charge
pumps (for the communications interface) after a short period of inactivity.
Alerting the host on connection
When a keyboard assembly (including the SerialCoder™ 700 and the
recommended components) is plugged into a host system, the
SerialCoder™ 700 sends an identification code to the host, and forces the
host into a state where the host can acknowledge the code. After the host
receives and acknowledges this code, the host is aware that the keyboard
assembly is connected, and the host can then choose what to do next.
For example,
(1) The host can choose to enter a fully awakened state, and turn on the
screen, etc.
(2) If no keys have been pressed, the host can choose to return to a sleep
state.
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EVALUATION BOARD NOTE
Note: Jumper Setting
When using the SerialCoder™ 700 evaluation board, and powering the IC
from the PDA interface, jumper 3 (J3) must be open; when powering from
the RS232 port, jumper 3 must be closed.
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