DDP 3310B
ADVANCE INFORMATION
38
Micronas
4.3. Pin Description
Pin 1
–
Supply Voltage, Output Pin Driver
VSUPP*
This pin is used as supply for the following digital out-
put pins: FIFORRD, FIFORD, FIFOWR, FIFORWR.
Pin 2
–
Ground, Output Pin Driver
GNDP*
Output Pin Driver Reference
Pin 3
–
Sync Signal Input
VS2
(Fig. 4
–
3)
Additional pin for the vertical sync information. Via I
2
C-
Register the used vertical sync can be switched
between the inputs VS2 and VS (Pin 64)
Pin 4
–
Reset for FIFO Read Counter
FIFORRD
(Fig. 4
–
4)
This signal is active-High and resets the read counter
in the display frequency doubling FIFO.
Pin 5
–
Read Enable for FIFO
FIFORD
(Fig. 4
–
4)
This signal is active-High and enables the read counter
in the display frequency doubling FIFO.
Pin 6
–
Write Enable for FIFO
FIFOWR
(Fig. 4
–
4)
This signal is active-High and enables the write
counter in the display frequency doubling FIFO.
Pin 7
–
Reset for FIFO Write Counter
FIFORWR
(Fig.
4
–
4)
This signal is active-High and resets the write counter
in the display frequency doubling FIFO.
Pin 8
–
Horizontal Drive
HOUT
(Fig. 4
–
5)
This open-drain output supplies the drive pulse for the
horizontal output stage. A pull-up resistor has to be
used (see Section 2.3.).
Pin 9
–
Horizontal Flyback Input
HFLB
(Fig. 4
–
6)
Via this pin, the horizontal flyback pulse is supplied to
the DDP 3310B (see Section 2.3.).
Pin 10
–
Safety Input
SAFETY
(Fig. 4
–
6)
This input has two thresholds. A signal between the
lower and upper threshold means normal function.
Other signals are detected as malfunction (see Section
2.3.9.).
Pin 11
–
Vertical Protection Input
VPROT
(Fig. 4
–
7)
The vertical protection circuitry prevents the picture
tube from burn-in in the event of a malfunction of the
vertical deflection stage. If the peak-to-peak value of
the vertical sawtooth signal is too small, the RGB out-
put signals are blanked (see Section 2.3.9.).
Pin 12
–
H-Drive Frequency Range Select
FREQSEL
(Fig. 4
–
3)
This pin selects the frequency range for the horizontal
drive signal (see Section 2.3.2.).
Pin 13
–
Clock Select 40.5 or 27/32 MHz
CM1
(Fig. 4
–
3)
Low level selects 27/32 MHz, High level selects
40.5 MHz (see Section 2.3.12.).
Pin 14
–
Clock Select 27 or 32 MHz
CM0
(Fig. 4
–
3)
Low level selects 27 MHz, High level selects 32 MHz
(see Section 2.3.12.).
Pin 15
–
Range Switch2 for Measuring ADC
RSW2
(Fig. 4
–
8)
This pin is an open-drain pull-down output. During cut-
off measurement the switch is off. During white drive
measurement the switch is on. Also during the rest of
time it is on. (see Section 2.2.4.).
Pin 16
–
Range Switch1 or Second Input for Measur-
ing ADC
RSW1
(Fig. 4
–
9)
This pin is an open-drain pull-down output. During cut-
off and white-drive measurement, the switch is off.
During the rest of time it is on. The RSW1 pin can be
used as second measurement ADC input (see Section
2.2.4.).
Pin 17
–
Measurement ADC Input
SENSE
(Fig. 4
–
10)
This is the input of the analog to digital converter for
the picture and tube measurement. Three measure-
ment ranges are selectable with RSW1 and RSW2
(see Section 2.2.4.).
Pin 18
–
Measurement ADC Reference Input
MGND
This is the ground reference for the measurement
A/D converter.
Pin
19
–
Vertical Sawtooth Output
VERT+
(19)
(Fig. 4
–
11)
This pin supplies the drive signal for the vertical output
stage. The drive signal is generated with 15-bit preci-
sion. The analog voltage is generated by a 4-bit cur-
rent DAC with external resistor (6 k
for proper opera-
tion) and uses digital noise-shaping.
Pin 20
–
Vertical Sawtooth Output inverted
VERT
(Fig. 4
–
11)
This pin supplies the inverted signal of VERT+.
Together with this pin, it can be used to drive symmet-
rical deflection amplifiers.
Pin 21
–
East/West Parabola Output
EW
(Fig. 4
–
12)
This pin supplies the parabola signal for the East/West
correction. The drive signal is generated with 15-bit
precision. The analog voltage is generated by a 4-bit
current DAC with external resistor and uses digital
noise-shaping.