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STV7697B - Scan Driver for Plasma Display Panels

Description

The STV7697B is a scan driver for plasma display panels (PDP) implemented in ST’s proprietary BCD (Bi-polar CMOS DMOS) technology.

Using a 64-bit cascadable 8-MHz shift register, it drives 64 highcurrent and high-voltage outputs.

Features

  • s 64-output PDP Scan Driver s 170V Absolute Maximum Rating s 5V Supply for Logic s -200/750 mA Peak Output Current s 1 A Source / Sink Output Diode s 64-bit Shift Register (8 MHz) s Blank Control s Complementary Output Control s BCD Technology s 100 Pin-TQFP Package TQFP100 (14 x 14 x 1.4 mm) (Thin Plastic Quad Flat Pack) ORDER CODE: STV7697B.

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® STV7697B Scan Driver for Plasma Display Panels Main Features s 64-output PDP Scan Driver s 170V Absolute Maximum Rating s 5V Supply for Logic s -200/750 mA Peak Output Current s 1 A Source / Sink Output Diode s 64-bit Shift Register (8 MHz) s Blank Control s Complementary Output Control s BCD Technology s 100 Pin-TQFP Package TQFP100 (14 x 14 x 1.4 mm) (Thin Plastic Quad Flat Pack) ORDER CODE: STV7697B Description The STV7697B is a scan driver for plasma display panels (PDP) implemented in ST’s proprietary BCD (Bi-polar CMOS DMOS) technology. Using a 64-bit cascadable 8-MHz shift register, it drives 64 highcurrent and high-voltage outputs. By connecting several STV7697B devices in series, any vertical pixel definition can be performed.
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