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Epson Power Supply S1F70000 User Manual

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S1F76640 Series

S1F70000 Series

EPSON

2–45

Technical Manual

S1F76640

Series

P

OFF

TC2

TC1

Temperature

V

REG

CR

Remarks

(Note 1)

(Note 1)

(Note 1)

Gradient C

T

(Note 2)

Output

Oscillator

1(V

DD

)

Low(V

SS

)

Low(V

SS

)

–0.40%/ ˚C

ON

ON

1(V

DD

)

Low(V

SS

)

High(V

O

)

–0.25%/ ˚C

ON

ON

1(V

DD

)

High(V

O

)

Low(V

SS

)

–0.55%/ ˚C

ON

ON

1(V

DD

)

High(V

O

)

High(V

O

)

–0.55%/ ˚C

ON

OFF

Series connection (Note 4)

0(V

SS

)

Low(V

SS

)

Low(V

SS

)

OFF(Hi-Z)(Note 3)

OFF

0(V

SS

)

Low(V

SS

)

High(V

O

)

OFF(Hi-Z)(Note 3)

OFF

0(V

SS

)

High(V

O

)

Low(V

SS

)

OFF(Hi-Z)(Note 3)

OFF

0(V

SS

)

High(V

O

)

High(V

O

)

OFF(Hi-Z)

ON

Boosting only (Note 5)

Note 1 :

Please note that potentials on the High side are different between the P

OFF

pin and TC2/TC1 pin.

Note 2 :

The formula below is used to define temperature gradient C

T

:

C

T

=

V

REG

(50˚C) – V

REG

(0˚C)

Ч

1

Ч

100 (%/˚C)

50˚C–0˚C

V

REG

(25˚C)

Example :When C

T

=–0.6%/˚C is selected,

When Ta is 25˚C, the V

REG

output becomes –8V at 25˚C.

V

REG

/

T=C

T

⋅

V

REG

(25˚C)

=–0.6

Ч

10

–2

Ч

8=–48mV/˚C

When the temperature rises 1 ˚C, the

V

REG

value reduces by 48mV.

When V

REG

is –10V at 25˚C, the formula below is formed:

∆

V

REG

T=–60mV/˚C

Note 3 :

At power off time (V

REG

output : OFF, CR oscillator : OFF), the potential of the V

O

output is about

V

DD

+0.5V.

Note 4 :

When this mode is selected at a series connection, the first stage clock can drive the next stage IC and
this mode is effective for reducing the power consumption of the next stage IC. (See Figure 8.4)

Note 5 :

Select this mode for boosting only. And the current consumption can be reduced.

Temperature Gradient Selection Circuit

S1F76640 can provide three kinds of temperature gradients suitable for driving LCD to V

REG

output as shown

Table 5-1.

Table 5-1 Temperature Gradient Adaptation Table