T6K11
TOSHIBA CMOS DIGITAL INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SILICON MONOLITHIC
T6K11
DOT MATRIX LCD DRIVER
The T6K11 driver is designed for use in small to medium−sized
dot matrix LCD panels. This driver can be interfaced to the MPU
via a 4 / 8−bit (68 / 80−series) or a serial interface, and is
operated asynchronously with the MPU. Since the T6K11
contains an CR circuit clock driver, it can generate the timing
signals required for the LCD.
The display data can be stored in the built−in display RAM,
whose cells each correspond to each dot on the dot−matrix LCD.
The display data written to the RAM corresponds one for one to
the LCD drive signals output by the device. Since the T6K11 has
160 outputs for the LCD drive (segment) signals that constitute
display data and 65 outputs for the LCD drive (common) signals
that constitute scanning signals, this single device allows you to
drive an LCD panel comprised of up to 160 × 65 dots with a
minimum of power requirement.
To minimize its power consumption, the T6K11 has a display
change mode (power save mode) in which only a 160 × 1−dot icon can be displayed. What’s more, it has various
built−in analog circuits such as a D / A converter for the LCD drive power supply, a step−up circuit (×2 to ×5), and
a contrast control (electronic VR) circuit. All these circuits enable the LCD panel to be driven with a single power
supply.
This product is under development; hence, specifications may change without notice. When you use this product,
please refer to the latest technical datasheet.
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Polyimide base film is hard and thin. Be careful not to injure yourself on the film or to scratch any other parts with the film. Try to
design and manufacture products so that there is no chance of users touching the film after assembly, or if they do , that there is no
chance of them injuring themselves. When cutting out the film, try to ensure that the film shavings do not cause accidents. After use,
treat the leftover film and reel spacers as industrial waste.
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device to malfunction.
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that devices are protected against incident light from external sources. Exposure to light both during regular operation and during
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T6K11
Features
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Display RAM
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LCD drive outputs
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RAM data direct display
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Display duty cycle
: 160 (64 + 1) = 10,400 bits
: 160 segment outputs
65 common outputs (including one common output for icon)
: Turned on when bit data in RAM = 1
Turned off when bit data in RAM = 0
: 1/2 duty during power save mode
1/35, 1/49, 1/57, or 1/65 duty during normal mode
(Duty cycles in normal mode are set in software by the MPU.)
: Normal mode ............. Full display
Power save mode ....... Icon display
Standby mode ............ Clock stop (all internal circuits turned off)
: 8−bit (68 / 80 series) parallel or serial interface
: Built−in CR oscillator (resistor and capacitor completely built−in), external clock
input acceptable
: D/A converter for LCD drive power supply (temperature derating = 0.20% / °C),
step−up circuit (×2 to ×5), contrast control circuit
: AV
DD
(used for analog) = DV
DD
to 5.5 V
DV
DD
(used for digital) = 1.8 to 3.3 V
: V
CC
= 16.5 V (max)
: ISS = 103 µA (typ.)
Conditions: AV
DD
= DV
DD
= 3.0 V, step−up circuit used (×4 mode), LCD nonloaded,
Ta = 25°C, display data = all “checker pattern,” no data access from
MPU
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Product
T6K11(XXX, XXX)
JBT6K11-AS
Package
TCP (Tape carrier package)
Gold Bump Chip
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Display modes
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MPU
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Oscillator
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Power supply circuits
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Operating voltages
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LCD drive voltage
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CMOS process
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Low power consumption
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Package
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