CDR, Micro-Display

Miiniature Silicon Displays for Magnified View and Projection Display Applications

	Microdisplay for Projector	Microdisplay for Multimedia
Resolution	1027 x 768 ( 786,432 )	704 x 576 ( 405,504 )
Pixel Size	13.8 um x 13.8 um	9.6 um x 9.6 um
Display Area	14.1 mm x 10.6 mm	7.0 mm x 5.8 mm

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4-Bit digital data inputs:

=> up to 100 MHz for HDTV

4 external LC driving voltages:

=> for fine gray-scale tuning

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Two control signals:

=> DISP marks the valid display data

=> FLM marks the first line

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4 bits per color or 4096 colors

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Proprietary Wafer Processing

0.5/0.8 um Technology

15-25 um Pixels

Other Features and Specifications:

Input Logic: 5V CMOS logic with built-in level shifters for LC driving

LC Mode: Mixed-mode twisted nematic

Scanning: Right to left or left to right, and up to down or down to up

Driving Scheme: Frame or column inversion

Pixel Clock: 100 MHz (or 10 ns) maximum

Frame Rate: 60 to 180 frames per second (adequate for color sequential)

Contrast Ratio: 70 :1

Gray Scales: 16 Gray scales by 4-bit drivers, proprietary technique adds more gray scales