The TPS65680 device is a fully
programmable high-voltage level shifter solution for LCD panels. It supports up to twelve
high-voltage clock outputs in either charge-sharing or gate-voltage shaping configuration and six
high-voltage control outputs for generating start, clear/reset, low-frequency ODD / EVEN signals
and panel discharge. The output timing is generated by the level shifter itself, based on a
user-programmable pattern sequence and requires only two connections to the timing controller: a
line clock and a start pulse that indicates the start of a new frame. These two signals can be
shared between multiple TPS65680 devices in applications that require a higher number of output
channels than one device can generate.
Customer-defined patterns and configuration settings can be stored in an on-chip
nonvolatile memory to be used
as the default settings after power up. Alternatively, this data can be written to the device after
power up, using the I2C interface. The programmability of the
TPS65680 device
lets you change the output pattern without reprogramming or changing the TCON. Thus one PCB can
support many different panels, which simplifies the system design, shortens the design cycle and
enables economies of scale.
The TPS65680 device is a fully
programmable high-voltage level shifter solution for LCD panels. It supports up to twelve
high-voltage clock outputs in either charge-sharing or gate-voltage shaping configuration and six
high-voltage control outputs for generating start, clear/reset, low-frequency ODD / EVEN signals
and panel discharge. The output timing is generated by the level shifter itself, based on a
user-programmable pattern sequence and requires only two connections to the timing controller: a
line clock and a start pulse that indicates the start of a new frame. These two signals can be
shared between multiple TPS65680 devices in applications that require a higher number of output
channels than one device can generate.
Customer-defined patterns and configuration settings can be stored in an on-chip
nonvolatile memory to be used
as the default settings after power up. Alternatively, this data can be written to the device after
power up, using the I2C interface. The programmability of the
TPS65680 device
lets you change the output pattern without reprogramming or changing the TCON. Thus one PCB can
support many different panels, which simplifies the system design, shortens the design cycle and
enables economies of scale.