SC11485

The SC11485 is designed as one kind of 16-bit HiCOLOR palettes that support both the popular HiCOLOR-15 format which uses 5 bits of data per primary color and the HiCOLOR-16 color format which uses 5 bits for the red, 6 bits for the green and 5 bits for the blue primary color. The total colors available using the TARGA format are 32,768 while the XGA format provides 65,536 colors.

SC11485 has many features. (1)Supports 65,536 colors (HiCOLOR-16). (2)Supports 32,768 colors (HiCOLOR-15). (3)Supports pseudo color format (256 colors). (4)Anti-aliasing capability. (5)Maintains color integrity when multiple windows are displayed. (6)Up to 110MHz pipelined operation. (7)Triple 6-bit or 8-bit DA converters. (8)Analog output comparators. (9)On-chip reference. (10)Anti-sparkle circuitry. (11)Standard microprocessor interface. (12)+5V CMOS monolithic (EPI) construction. (13)Power-on-reset for the command register. And so on.

Some absolute maximum ratings of SC11485 have been concluded into several points as follow. (1)Its Vaa (measured to GND) would be +7.0V. (2)Its voltage on any digital pin would be from -0.5V to Vaa+0.5V. (3)Its analog output short circuit duration to any power supply or common would be indefinite. (4)Its ambient operating temperature would be from -55°C to 125°C. (5)Its storage temperature range would be from -65°C to 150°C. (6)Its junction temperature would be 150°C. (7)Its vapor phase soldering (2 minutes) would be TBD. It should be noted that stresses above those listed in absolute maximum ratings may cause permanent damage to device.

Also some electrical characteristics of SC11485 are concluded as follow. (1)Its output high voltage would be min 2.4V. (2)Its output low voltage would be max 0.4V. (3)Its 3-state current would be max 50uA. (4)Its output capacitance would be max 7pF. (5)Its gary scale current range would be max 20mA. (6)Its voltage reference input current would be typ 10uA. And so on. If you have any question or suggestion or want to know more information please contact us for details. Thank you!