MOS INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
PD16434
1/8, 1/16 DUTY LCD CONTROLLER/DRIVER
Document No. S10299EJ4V0DS00 (4th edition)
Date Published April 2000 NS CP(K)
Printed in Japan
DATA SHEET
1994, 1999
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DESCRIPTION
PD16434 is LCD controller/driver containing the interfacing features for a dot-matrix mode 8-, 16-time division
LCD and a microprocessor.
PD16434 contains a 5- by 7-dot matrix character generator corresponding to
ASCII/JIS. Therefore, user original patterns can be easily displayed.
FEATURES
DOT matrix LCD controller/driver
8- or 16-time division drive possible with a single chip
8-time-division
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400 (50 by 8) dots
16-time-division
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672 (42 by 16) dots
8- or 16-time division drive possible with no chip
8-time-division
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400 (50 by 8) dots
16-time-division
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800 (50 by 16) dots
Display data storage RAM
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20
50
8 bits
Programmer specified dot (graphic) display
Capable of alphanumeric and symbolic displays thorough built-in ROM (5 by 7 dots)
160 characters
Parallel data input/output (Switch able between 4 and 8 bits)
Cursor manipulation command
Upgraded version of
PD7228,
PD7228A,
PD7229,
PD7229A
ORDERING INFORMATION
Part Number
Package
PD16434G-xxx-12
80-PIN PLASTIC QFP (14
20)
PD16434G-001-12
80-PIN PLASTIC QFP (14
20), Standard ROM code
PD16434GF-xxx-3B9
80-PIN PLASTIC QFP (14
20)
Note
PD16434GF-001-3B9
80-PIN PLASTIC QFP (14
20), Standard ROM code
Note
Note This package is only available in European market.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PIN FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................
1.1 D0 to D3 (Data Bus) ... 3-state input/output .................................................................................
1.2 SI (Serial Data In) ... Also serves as D0 input ..............................................................................
1.3 SO (Serial Data Out) ... Also serves as D3 output ........................................................................
1.4 P, /S (Parallel/Serial Select) ... Also serves as D1 input ...............................................................
1.5 CAE (Chip Address Enable) ... Also serves as D2 input ...............................................................
1.6 CA0, CA1 (Chip Address) ... Input .............................................................................................
1.7 /CS (Chip Select) ... Input .........................................................................................................
1.8 /STB, /SCK (Strobe/Serial Clock) ... Input ...................................................................................
1.9 C, /D (Command/Data) ... Input .................................................................................................
1.10 /BUSY (Busy) ... 3-state output ...............................................................................................
1.11 SYNC (Synchronous) ... 3-state input/output ............................................................................
1.12 C0 to C41 (Column) ... Output .................................................................................................
1.13 R8/C49 to R15/C42 (Row/Column) ... Output ..............................................................................
1.14 R0/R8 to R7/R15 (Row) ... Output .............................................................................................
1.15 V
LC1
to V
LC5
(LCD Drive Voltage Supply) ... Input .......................................................................
1.16 CLOCK (Clock) ... Input .........................................................................................................
1.17 RESET (Reset) ... Input ..........................................................................................................
1.18 V
DD
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1.19 V
SS
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2. INTERNAL BLOCK FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................
2.1 Serial/Parallel Interface ............................................................................................................
2.2 Command Decoder .................................................................................................................
2.3 Character Generator ...............................................................................................................
2.4 Data Pointer ...........................................................................................................................
2.5 Data Memory ..........................................................................................................................
2.6 LCD Voltage Control Circuit .....................................................................................................
2.7 LCD Timing Control Circuit ......................................................................................................
2.8 Row/Column Driver .................................................................................................................
3. DATA INPUT/OUTPUT OPERATION .................................................................................
4. SELECTING
PD16434 INTERFACE FUNCTION WITH CPU ................................................
4.1 Functions of Shared Pins .........................................................................................................
4.2 Chip Address Selection Function ..............................................................................................
5. LCD DRIVE REFERENCE VOLTAGE SUPPLY ....................................................................
5.1 Supplying LCD Drive Reference Voltage by Resistor Network ......................................................
5.2 Reduction in Current Consumption by RESET Signal ..................................................................
6. DISPLAY EXAMPLES .....................................................................................................
7. STANDBY MODE ...........................................................................................................
7.1 Clearing Standby Mode ...........................................................................................................
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7.2 Stopping Clock Supply and Retaining Data at Low Voltage in Standby Mode ............................
8. RESET OPERATION ..................................................................................................
9. COMMANDS ............................................................................................................
9.1 LCD Display Mode Setting Commands .................................................................................
9.2 Data Pointer Load Command ..............................................................................................
9.3 Data Processing Mode Setting Commands ...........................................................................
9.4 Memory Bit Manipulation Commands ...................................................................................
9.5 Standby Operation Setting Command ..................................................................................
10. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE .......................................................................
11. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION ..................................................................................
12. PACKAGE DRAWINGS .............................................................................................
13. RECOMMENDED SOLDERING CONDITIONS ..............................................................
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