No. | Name | I/O | Description | Remark |
1 | NC |
| Do not connect with other NC pins | Keep Open |
2 | GDR | O | N-Channel MOSFET Gate Drive Control |
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3 | RESE | I | Current Sense Input for the Control Loop |
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4 | NC | NC | Do not connect with other NC pins | Keep Open |
5 | VSH2 | C | Positive Source driving voltage 2 |
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6 | TSCL | O | I2C Interface to digital temperature sensor Clock pin |
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7 | TSDA | I/O | I2C Interface to digital temperature sensor Data pin |
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8 | BS1 | I | Bus Interface selection pin | Note 5-5 |
9 | BUSY | O | Busy state output pin | Note 5-4 |
10 | RES# | I | Reset signal input. Active Low. | Note 5-3 |
11 | D/C# | I | Data /Command control pin | Note 5-2 |
12 | CS# | I | Chip select input pin | Note 5-1 |
13 | SCL | I | Serial Clock pin (SPI) |
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14 | SDA | I/O | Serial Data pin (SPI) |
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15 | VDDIO | P | Power Supply for interface logic pins It should be connected with VCI |
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16 | VCI | P | Power Supply for the chip |
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17 | VSS | P | Ground |
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18 | VDD | C | Core logic power pin VDD can be regulated internally from VCI. A capacitor should be connected between VDD and VSS |
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19 | VPP | P | FOR TEST | Keep Open |
20 | VSH1 | C | Positive Source driving voltage |
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21 | VGH | C | Power Supply pin for Positive Gate driving voltage and VSH1 |
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22 | VSL | C | Negative Source driving voltage |
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23 | VGL | C | Power Supply pin for Negative Gate driving voltage VCOM and VSL |
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24 | VCOM | C | VCOM driving voltage |
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I = Input Pin, O =Output Pin, I/O = Bi-directional Pin (Input/output), P = Power Pin, C = Capacitor Pin
Note 5-1: This pin (CS#) is the chip select input connecting to the MCU. The chip is enabled for MCU communication only when CS# is pulled LOW.
Note 5-2: This pin is (D/C#) Data/Command control pin connecting to the MCU in 4-wire SPI mode. When the pin is pulled HIGH, the data at SDA will be interpreted as data. When the pin is pulled LOW, the data at SDA will be interpreted as command.
Note 5-3: This pin (RES#) is reset signal input. The Reset is active low.
Note 5-4: This pin is Busy state output pin. When Busy is High, the operation of chip should not be interrupted, command should not be sent. The chip would put Busy pin High when - Outputting display waveform -Communicating with digital temperature sensor
Note 5-5: Bus interface selection pin
BS1 State | MCU Interface |
L | 4-lines serial peripheral interface(SPI) - 8 bits SPI |
H | 3-lines serial peripheral interface(SPI) - 9 bits SPI |