Planar LC640.480.33-AC, Operation Manual

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LC640.480.33-AC Operations Manual (OM600-01) 11
Signal Timing
Video signal timing diagrams are shown in Figures 5, 6, and 7. The following table refers
to these diagrams.
Table 10. Video signal timing.
Parameter Symbol Mode Min Typ Max Units
Clock freq 1/Tc all – 25.18 28.33 MHz
hi time Tch all 5 – – ns
lo time Tcl all 10 – – ns
Data setup time Tds all 5 – – ns
hold time Tdh all 10 – – ns
Horiz. cycle TH all 30.0 31.78 –
µ
s
sync all 750 800 900 clock
PW THp all 2 96 200 clock
Vertical cycle TV 480 515 525 560 line
sync 400 446 449 480 line
350 447 449 510 line
PW TVp all 1 – 34 line
Horiz.display time THd all 640 640 640 clock
Horiz. to clock THc all 10 – Tc-10 ns
Vsync to Hsync TVh all 0 – TH-THp clock
Enable setup time Tes – 5 – Tc-10 ns
hold time Tep – 2 640 640 clock
Hsync to Enable THe – 44 – TH-664 clock
Table 11 below summarizes timing for the different vertical modes given typical vertical
sync “cycle” (TV) values. In this table, data for line TVn is displayed as the first top row
on the screen.
Table 11. Vertical mode video signal timing.
Mode Symbol 480 line 400 line 350 line
V-data start TVs 34 34 61
V-data period TVd 480 400 350
V-display start TVn 34 443-TV 445-TV
V-display period – 480 480 480
The LC640.480.33-AC display timing is fundamentally the same as the Sharp
LQ10D421 display. Horizontal display position is determined by the rising edge of the
ENAB signal, and the ENAB signal has no relation to the vertical display position. If
ENAB is permanently low, display starts from the data at “C104” referred to in the
timing diagrams in Figures 5, 6, and 7. ENAB should not be left at a logic high
permanently. In 400 and 350 line modes, data should be at a logic low during the vertical
invalid period.