MAX5679

Digitally Programmable LCD Gamma Reference Generator with Digital Voltage Reference

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Overview

  • 7-Bit Adjustable VCOM Calibrator (DVR)
  • 14 Programmable Gamma Outputs for LCD
    • Column Driver ICs
    • 8-Bit DAC Resolution for Upper and Lower Range Outputs
    • Maximum Output Swing of (AVDD - 0.2V) (OUT1–OUT7)
    • Minimum Output Swing of (GND + 0.2V) (OUT8–OUT14)
  • Four Independent Reference Inputs
  • Four Independent Buffered Reference Outputs
  • 9V to 20V Analog Supply
  • 2V to 5.5V Digital Supply
  • 400kHz I²C-Compatible Serial Interface
  • Pin-Selectable I²C Address Bit Allows Two Slave IDs
  • Backward Compatible with the MAX5678

The MAX5679 digitally programmable LCD gamma reference generator provides 18 buffered channels for biasing LCD column drivers. The device provides 14 outputs of 8-bit programmable gamma reference voltage derived from four externally applied reference voltages, and four buffered outputs of the same externally applied reference voltages. An I²C serial interface programs the 14 upper and lower range gamma buffer outputs independently.

The MAX5679 features a digitally programmable voltage reference (DVR) with 7-bit adjustable current sink to set the LCD common backplane (VCOM) voltage. The MAX5679 includes a power-on reset (POR) function that configures all 14 programmable gamma outputs to predetermined levels upon initial power-up.

The MAX5679 is available in a 5mm x 5mm, 32-pin TQFN package and is specified over the -40°C to +85°C extended temperature range.

Applications

  • TFT-LCD Panels for Desktop Monitors
  • TFT-LCD Panels for Flat Screen TVs

MAX5679
Digitally Programmable LCD Gamma Reference Generator with Digital Voltage Reference
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