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TVP3703
VIDEO INTERFACE PALETTE
TRUE-COLOR CMOS RAMDAC
SLAS100 – MARCH 1996
9
POST OFFICE BOX 655303
DALLAS, TEXAS 75265
programming the PLL clock generators
The conditions shown in the following equations must be followed when programming the PLL clock generators.
fI XIN
10
6
2
2
N1
fI XIN
10
6
2
(1)
(2)
(3)
Where:
0
N1
31 and N1 must be an integer
64
106
fI XIN
(N1
2)
2
M
135
106
fI XIN
(N1
2)
2
Where:
0
M
127 and M must be an integer
2N2
fI XIN(M
fO(N1
2)
2)
Where:
0
N2
3 and N2 must be integer
power management features
Two power reduction options are available on the TVP3703.
1.
Bit 0 of the pixel command register (sleep mode) provides a default power-down mode in which the following
sections of the device are powered down:
All pixel multiplexor modes
All post-RAM logic
The triple DAC
The mask logic
Micro port and palette-RAM power is maintained to allow read and write access to the internal registers or
palette locations. A typical value of I
DD
in sleep mode is listed in the electrical characteristics section.
The power management register, located in the indexed register space (index 0007h), allows selective
power down of the device.
2.
use of the hardware CRC feature
The TVP3703 hardware CRC feature supports testing of the entire pixel data path from the pixel port through
to the DAC inputs at full video rates up to 170 MHz on the TVP3703. Each of the three colors (red, green and
blue) are tested independently. CRCs are accumulated during active display, with accumulation being gated by
the BLANK signal.
A TVP3703 CRC can be accumulated in either active screen or self-test-pattern generation mode and is
controlled by bit 1 of the CRC test register (index FFD6h). To use the pattern generated CRC feature, perform
the following test procedure:
1.
Set the mode and verify the PIXMIX signal is low.
2.
Set the proper values in the CRC test register for the desired CRC mode. Set BLANK low. Wait for ten
PCLKS cycles.
3.
Set bit 2 of the CRC test register to 1 and bit 1 to 0.