CXD1914Q [SONY]

Digital Video Encoder; 数字视频编码器
CXD1914Q
型号: CXD1914Q
厂家: SONY CORPORATION    SONY CORPORATION
描述:

Digital Video Encoder
数字视频编码器

编码器
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CXD1914Q  
Digital Video Encoder  
For the availability of this product, please contact the sales office.  
Description  
100 pin QFP (Plastic)  
The CXD1914Q is a digital video encoder  
designed for DVDs, set top boxes, digital VCRs and  
other digital video equipment. This device accepts  
ITU-R601 compatible Y, Cb and Cr data, and the  
data are encoded to composite video and separate  
Y/C video (S-video) signals and converted to  
RGB/YUV signals.  
Features  
Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta=25 °C)  
NTSC and PAL encoding modes  
Supply voltage  
Input voltage  
Output voltage  
VDD  
VI  
–0.3 to +7.0  
–0.3 to +7.0  
–0.3 to +7.0  
–20 to +75  
V
V
Composite video and separate Y/C video (S-video)  
signal output  
VO  
V
R, G, B/Y, U and V (BetaCam/SMPTE level) signal  
output  
Operating temperature Topr  
Storage temperature  
°C  
Tstg –40 to +125 °C  
(VSS=0 V)  
8/16-bit pixel data input modes  
13.5 Mpps pixel rate  
10-bit 6-channel DAC  
Recommended Operating Conditions  
Supports I2C bus (400 kHz) and Sony SIO  
Closed Caption (Line 21, Line 284) encoding  
Macrovision Pay-Per-View copy protection system  
: NTSC Rev. 7.0, PAL Rev. 6.1 (Note 1)  
VBID encoding  
Supply voltage  
Input voltage  
VDD  
VIN  
4.75 to 5.25  
VSS to VDD  
0 to +70  
V
V
Operating temperature Topr  
°C  
I/O Pin Capacitance  
WSS encoding  
Input pin  
CI  
11 (Max.)  
11 (Max.)  
pF  
pF  
Supports non-interlace mode  
Monolithic CMOS single 5.0 V power supply  
100-pin plastic QFP  
Output pin  
CO  
Note) Test conditions : VDD=VI=0 V, fM=1 MHz  
(Note 1)  
This device is protected by U.S. patent numbers 4631603, 4577216 and 4819098 and other intellectual property rights.  
Use of the Macrovision anticopy process in the device is licensed by Macrovision for non-commercial home use only.  
Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.  
Sony reserves the right to change products and specifications without prior notice. This information does not convey any license by  
any implication or otherwise under any patents or other right. Application circuits shown, if any, are typical examples illustrating the  
operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for any problems arising out of the use of these circuits.  
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E96Z29-TE  
CXD1914Q  
Block Diagram  
—2—  
CXD1914Q  
Pin Description  
Pin  
Symbol  
I/O  
I
Description  
No.  
Field ID input.  
This signal indicates the field ID when resetting the vertical sync.  
“H” indicates 1st field.  
1
F1  
“L” indicates 2nd field.  
2
3
4
5
6
TVSYNC  
OSDSW  
ROSD  
I
I
I
I
I
Test pin. Set “L”.  
Test pin. Set “L”.  
Test pin. Set “L”.  
GOSD  
Test pin. Set “L”.  
BOSD  
Test pin. Set “L”.  
Vertical sync reset input in active low. This pin is pulled up. This is used for  
synchronizing the phases of the external and internal vertical sync signals.  
When XVRST= “L”, the internal digital sync generator is reset according to the  
F1 status.  
7
XVRST  
I
System clock input.  
8
9
SYSCLK  
VSS1  
I
I
To generate the correct subcarrier frequency, precise 27 MHz is required.  
Digital ground.  
System reset input in active low.  
10 XRST  
Set “L” for 40 clocks (SYSCLK) or more during power-on reset.  
Pixel data clock signal output for 13.5 MHz.  
A 13.5 MHz signal frequency divided from the system clock (SYSCLK) is output  
and used as the clock signal when 16-bit pixel data is input.  
Digital power supply.  
11 PDCLK  
O
12  
VDD1  
13 NC  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Field ID output.  
When control register bit “FIDS” = “1”, “L” indicates 1st field and “H” indicates  
2nd field. When control register bit “FIDS” = “0”, “H” indicates 1st field and “L”  
indicates 2nd field.  
14 FID  
O
15 VSYNC  
16 HSYNC  
17 CSYNC  
O
O
Vertical sync signal output.  
Horizontal sync signal output.  
O
Composite SYNC output when using RGB output.  
Digital ground.  
18  
VSS2  
19 PD0  
20 PD1  
21 PD2  
22 PD3  
I
I
I
8-bit pixel data inputs, or lower 8-bit pixel data inputs when 16-bit pixel data is  
input. [PD0 to 7]  
When control register bit “PIF MODE” = “0”, these are multiplexed Y, Cb, and  
Cr signal inputs. When control register bit “PIF MODE” = “1”, these are Y  
signal inputs.  
I
23  
VDD2  
Digital power supply.  
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CXD1914Q  
Pin  
No.  
Symbol  
I/O  
Description  
24 PD4  
25 PD5  
26 PD6  
27 PD7  
I
I
I
I
8-bit pixel data inputs, or lower 8-bit pixel data inputs when 16-bit pixel data is  
input. [PD0 to 7]  
When control register bit “PIF MODE” = “0”, these are multiplexed Y, Cb, and  
Cr signal inputs. When control register bit “PIF MODE" =“1”, these are Y signal  
inputs.  
28 NC  
29 NC  
30 NC  
31 NC  
32 NC  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
33 PD8 / TD0  
34 PD9 / TD1  
35 PD10 / TD2  
36 PD11 / TD3  
I/O Upper 8-bit pixel data inputs/test data bus when 16-bit pixel data is input.  
[PD8 to 15]  
I/O When control register bit “PIF MODE” = “0”, these inputs are not used. When  
control register bit “PIF MODE” = “1”, these are multiplexed Cb and Cr signal  
I/O inputs.  
In the test mode, these are used for the internal circuit test data bus. The test  
I/O data bus is available only for the device vendor.  
37  
VSS3  
Digital ground.  
38 PD12 / TD4  
39 PD13 / TD5  
40 PD14 / TD6  
41 PD15 / TD7  
I/O Upper 8-bit pixel data inputs/test data bus when 16-bit pixel data is input.  
[PD8 to 15]  
I/O When control register bit “PIF MODE” = “0”, these inputs are not used. When  
control register bit “PIF MODE” = “1”, these are multiplexed Cb and Cr signal  
I/O inputs.  
In the test mode, these are used for the internal circuit test data bus. The test  
I/O data bus is available only for the device vendor.  
42  
VDD3  
I
Digital power supply.  
Serial interface mode select input. This pin is pulled up. When XIICEN = “L”,  
Pins 44, 45, 47 and 48 are I2C bus mode.  
43 XIICEN  
44 XCS/SA  
45 SCK/SCL  
When XIICEN = “H”, Pins 44, 45, 47 and 48 are Sony SIO mode.  
This pin’s function is selected by XIICEN (Pin 43). This pin is pulled up.  
When XIICEN = “H”, this pin is Sony SIO mode ; XCS chip select input.  
When XIICEN = “L”, this pin is I2C bus mode ; SA slave address select input  
which selects the I2C bus slave address.  
I
This pin’s function is selected by XIICEN (Pin 43).  
I
When XIICEN = “H”, this pin is Sony SIO mode ; SCK serial clock input.  
When XIICEN = “L”, this pin is I2C bus mode ; SCL input.  
Digital ground.  
46  
VSS4  
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CXD1914Q  
Pin  
No.  
Symbol  
I/O  
Description  
This pin’s function is selected by XIICEN (Pin 43).  
47 SI/SDA  
48 SO  
I/O When XIICEN = “H”, this pin is Sony SIO mode ; SI serial data input.  
When XIICEN = “L”, this pin is I2C bus mode ; SDA input/output.  
This pin’s function is selected by XIICEN (Pin 43).  
O
When XIICEN = “H”, this pin is Sony SIO mode ; SO serial out output.  
When XIICEN = “L”, this pin is not used and output is high impedance.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
49 NC  
50 NC  
51 NC  
52 NC  
53 NC  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
DAC reference current input.  
54 IREF  
I
I
Connect resistance “16R” which is 16 times output resistance “R”.  
DAC reference voltage input.  
55 VREF  
Sets the DAC output full-scale width.  
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the composite signal.  
Analog power supply.  
56 CP-OUT  
O
O
57  
58 C-OUT  
59  
AVDD1  
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the chroma (C) signal.  
Analog ground.  
AVSS1  
O
60 NC  
61 VB  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Connect to ground via a capacitor of approximately 0.1 µF.  
62 VG  
63 NC  
64 Y-OUT  
O
Connect to analog power supply via a capacitor of approximately 0.1 µF.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
O
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the luminance (Y) signal.  
Analog power supply.  
65  
66 B-OUT  
67  
AVDD2  
O
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the B and V signals.  
Analog ground.  
AVSS2  
O
68 NC  
69 NC  
70 NC  
71 NC  
72 G-OUT  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the G and Y signals.  
Analog power supply.  
73  
74 R-OUT  
75  
AVDD3  
O
10-bit DAC output. This pin outputs the R and U signals.  
Analog ground.  
AVSS3  
76 NC  
77 NC  
78 NC  
79 NC  
80 NC  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
81  
VDD4  
Digital power supply.  
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CXD1914Q  
Pin  
No.  
Symbol  
I/O  
Description  
82 TD8  
I/O Test data I/Os. These pins should be open.  
83 TD9  
I/O In the test mode, these are used for the internal circuit test data bus. The test  
84 TD10  
I/O data bus is available only for the device vendor.  
I
85 XTEST1  
86 XTEST2  
87 XTEST3  
88 XTEST4  
89 XTEST5  
I
I
Test mode control signal inputs. These pins are pulled up. When all these  
pins are “H”, the CXD1914Q is not in the test mode, but is in the normal mode.  
The test mode is available only for the device vendor.  
I
I
90  
VSS5  
I
Digital ground.  
91 TDI  
92 TMS  
93 TDO  
94 TCK  
Test pin. Set “H”. This pin is pulled up.  
Test pin. Set “H”. This pin is pulled up.  
Test pin. This pin should be open.  
Test pin. Set “H”.  
I
O
I
Reset signal input for JTAG in active low.  
This pin is pulled up.  
95 TRST  
I
96  
VDD5  
Digital power supply.  
97 NC  
98 NC  
99 NC  
100 NC  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
Not connected inside the IC.  
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CXD1914Q  
Electrical Characteristics  
DC Characteristics  
(Ta=0 to +70 °C, VSS=0 V)  
Measurement  
Item  
Symbol  
Measurement conditions  
Min.  
2.2  
Typ.  
Max.  
0.8  
Unit  
pins  
1
Input High voltage  
Input Low voltage  
VIH  
VIL  
VDD=5.0 V ±5 %  
VDD=5.0 V ±5 %  
IOH=–2.4 mA  
V
V
1
Output High voltage  
Output Low voltage  
Output High voltage  
Output Low voltage  
Input leak current  
Input leak current  
Supply current  
VOH1  
VOL1  
VOH2  
VOL2  
IIL1  
2
2
3
3
4
5
VDD–0.8  
VDD–0.8  
V
V
VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V  
IOL=4.8 mA  
0.4  
VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V  
IOH=–1.2 mA  
V
VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V  
IOL=2.4 mA  
0.4  
10  
V
VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V  
VI=0 to 5.25 V  
VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V  
VI=0 V  
–10  
–40  
µA  
µA  
mA  
IIL2  
–100  
–240  
VDD=5.0 V ±5 %  
6
IDD  
VDD=5.0 V ±5 %  
85  
Note :  
1 PD0-15, TD8-10, XTEST1-5, TRST, TDI, TMS,TCK, SI/SDA, SCK/SCL, XCS/SA, XVRST, XRST,  
SYSCLK, F1, XIICEN, TVSYNC, OSDSW, ROSD, GOSD, BOSD  
2 PDCLK, VSYNC, HSYNC, FID, SO, CSYNC  
3 TDO, TD0-10  
4 PD0-15, TD8-10, TCK, SI/SDA, SCK/SCL, XRST, F1, SYSCLK, TVSYNC, OSDSW,ROSD, GOSD,  
BOSD  
5 XTEST1-5, TRST, TDI, TMS, XCS/SA, XVRST, XIICEN  
6 Not including analog supply current  
DAC Characteristics 1  
(AVDD=5 V, R=200 , VREF=2.00V , Ta=25 °C)  
Item  
Symbol Measurement conditions  
Min.  
Typ.  
10  
Max.  
Unit  
bit  
Resolution  
n
Linearity error  
EL  
–2.0  
–1.0  
9.5  
2.0  
1.0  
10.5  
1
LSB  
LSB  
mA  
mV  
V
Differential linearity error  
Output full-scale current  
Output offset voltage  
Output full-scale voltage  
Precision guaranteed output  
voltage range  
ED  
IFS  
10.0  
VOS  
VFS  
1.9  
1.9  
2.0  
2.0  
2.1  
VOC  
2.1  
V
—7—  
CXD1914Q  
AC Characteristics  
1. Pixel data interface  
(1) 8-bit mode  
SYSCLK  
PD0-7  
tPDS  
tPDH  
(Ta=0 to +70 °C, VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V, VSS=0 V)  
Item  
Symbol  
tPDS  
Min.  
10  
3
Typ.  
Max.  
Unit  
ns  
Pixel data setup time to SYSCLK  
Pixel data hold time to SYSCLK  
tPDH  
ns  
(2) 16-bit mode  
PDCLK  
tPDS  
tPDH  
PD0-15  
(Ta=0 to +70 °C, VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V, VSS=0 V)  
Item  
Pixel data setup time to PDCLK  
Pixel data hold time to PDCLK  
Symbol  
tPDS  
Min.  
20  
0
Typ.  
Max.  
Unit  
ns  
tPDH  
ns  
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CXD1914Q  
2. Serial port interface  
fSCK  
tPWHSCK  
tPWLSCK  
SCK  
XCS  
tCSS  
tCSH  
tSIH  
tSIS  
SI  
tSOD  
tSOH  
SO  
(Ta=0 to +70 °C, VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V, VSS=0 V)  
Item  
Symbol  
fSCK  
Min.  
DC  
100  
100  
150  
150  
50  
Typ.  
Max.  
3
Unit  
MHz  
ns  
SCK clock rate  
SCK pulse width Low  
SCK pulse width High  
tPWLSCK  
tPWHSCK  
tCSS  
ns  
Chip select setup time to SCK  
Chip select hold time to SCK  
Serial input setup time to SCK  
Serial input hold time to SCK  
ns  
tCSH  
ns  
tSIS  
ns  
tSIH  
10  
ns  
Serial output delay time from SCK  
Serial output hold time from SCK  
tSOD  
30  
ns  
tSOH  
3
ns  
CL=35 pF  
3. XVRST, F1  
SYSCLK  
tVS  
tVH  
XVRST  
F1  
Item  
Symbol  
tVS  
Min.  
10  
0
Typ.  
Max.  
Unit  
ns  
XVRST, F1 setup time to SYSCLK  
XVRST, F1 hold time to SYSCLK  
tVH  
ns  
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CXD1914Q  
4. SYSCLK, PDCLK, VSYNC, HSYNC, FID, CSYNC  
fSYSCLK  
tPWHCLK  
tPWLCLK  
SYSCLK  
PDCLK  
tPDCLKD  
tPDCLKD  
tCOD  
VSYNC,  
HSYNC,  
FID,  
tCOH  
CSYNC  
(Ta=0 to +70 °C, VDD=4.75 to 5.25 V, VSS=0 V)  
Item  
Symbol  
Min.  
Typ.  
27  
Max.  
Unit  
MHz  
ns  
SYSCLK clock rate  
fSYSCLK  
tPWLCLK  
tPWHCLK  
tPDCLKD  
tCOD  
SYSCLK pulse width Low  
SYSCLK pulse width High  
11  
11  
ns  
PDCLK delay time from SYSCLK  
20  
25  
ns  
Control output delay time from SYSCLK  
Control output hold time from SYSCLK  
ns  
tCOH  
3
ns  
CL=35 pF  
—10—  
CXD1914Q  
Description of Functions  
The CXD1914Q converts digital parallel data (ITU-R601 Y, Cb, Cr) into analog TV signals in NTSC  
(RS170A) or PAL (ITU-R624; B, G, H, I) format.  
The CXD1914Q first receives image data in 8-bit parallel form (multiplexed Y, Cb, and Cr data), or in 16-bit  
parallel form (8-bit Y and 8-bit multiplexed Cb and Cr data). After demultiplexing, it converts the Cb and Cr  
signals into the U and V signals, respectively, interpolates 4 : 2 : 2 to 4 : 4 : 4, and then modulates the  
signals with the digital subcarrier inside the CXD1914Q to create the chroma (C) signal.  
The Y and chroma (C) signals are oversampled at double speed to reduce sin (X) / X roll-off, and then  
added to become the digital composite signal.  
The 10-bit DAC converts the digital composite, Y/C, U, V, and RGB signals into analog signals.  
1. Pixel input format  
The pixel input format is selected according to the value (bit 4 of address 01H) of control register “PIF  
MODE” as shown in Table 1-1 below.  
When “PIF MODE” is “0”, the image data (multiplexed Y, Cb, and Cr data) input from PD0 to 7 are sampled  
at the rising edge of SYSCLK as shown in the chart on the following page. When “PIF MODE” is “1”, the  
image data (PD0 to 7 : Y data, PD8 to 15 : multiplexed Cb and Cr data) input from PD0 to 15 are sampled  
at the rising edge of PDCLK.  
PIF MODE  
0 (8-bit mode)  
1 (16-bit mode)  
PD15 to 8  
N/A  
PD7 to 0  
Y/Cb/Cr  
Y
Cb/Cr  
Table 1-1  
Also, the pixel input data timing is determined according to bits 3 and 2 (PIX TIM) of control register  
address 01H as shown in Table 1-2 below.  
When “PIF MODE” is “0", Cb0 of the image data (Cb0, Y0, Cr0 and Y1) input from PD0 to 7 is sampled at  
the rising edge of SYSCLK after the fall of HSYNC.  
(Default : Cb0 is sampled at the rising edge of the second SYSCLK after the fall of HSYNC.)  
When “PIF MODE” is “1”, Y0 and Y1 data are input to PD0 to 7, multiplexed Cb0 and Cr0 data are input to  
PD8 to 15, and Y0 and Cb0 are sampled at the respective rising edge of PDCLK after the fall of HSYNC.  
(Default : Y0 and Cb0 are sampled at the rising edge of the second PDCLK after the fall of HSYNC.)  
PIX TIM  
Timing phase  
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
#0 (default)  
#1  
#2  
#3  
Table 1-2  
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CXD1914Q  
Pixel Data Input Timing  
1
2
3
4
5
SYSCLK  
1
2
3
PDCLK  
HSYNC  
[16-bit mode]  
PD0 to 7  
# 0 #1  
Y0  
Y1  
Y2  
Y3  
Y4  
Y5  
PD8 to 15  
Cb0  
Cr0  
Cb2  
Cr2  
Cb4  
Cr4  
Y0  
Y1  
Y2  
Y3  
Y4  
# 2 #3  
Cb0  
Cr0  
Cb2  
Cr2  
Cb4  
[8-bit mode]  
PD0 to 7  
# 0  
# 1  
# 2  
# 3  
Cb0 Y0 Cr0 Y1 Cb2 Y2 Cr2  
Y3 Cb4 Y4  
Cr4 Y5 Cb6  
Y3 Cb4 Y4  
Cb0 Y0 Cr0 Y1 Cb2 Y2 Cr2  
Cb0 Y0  
Cr0 Y1 Cb2 Y2 Cr2 Y3 Cb4 Y4 Cr4  
Cb0 Y0 Cr0  
Y1 Cb2 Y2  
Cr2 Y3 Cb4 Y4 Cr4 Y5  
PD0  
PD1  
:
Pixel data 0 (LSB)  
Pixel data 1  
PD8  
PD9  
:
Pixel data 0 (LSB)  
Pixel data 1  
:
:
PD7  
Pixel data 7 (MSB)  
PD15 Pixel data 7 (MSB)  
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CXD1914Q  
2. Serial interface  
The CXD1914Q supports both the I2C bus (high-speed mode) and Sony serial interface modes. These  
modes can be selected by the XIICEN input pin as shown in Table 2-1 below.  
H
L
I2C Mode  
SDA  
XIICEN  
SONY SIO Mode  
SI/SDA  
SCK/SCL  
XCS/SA  
SO  
SI  
SCK  
XCS  
SO  
SCL  
SA  
High-Z  
Table 2-1  
2-1 I2C bus interface  
The CXD1914Q becomes an I2C bus slave transceiver, and supports the 7-bit slave address and the  
high-speed mode (400 Kbits/s).  
2-1-1. Slave address  
Two kinds of slave address (88H, 8CH) can be selected by the SA signal as shown in Table 2-2 below.  
A6  
1
A5  
0
A4  
0
A3  
0
A2  
1
A1  
SA  
A0  
0
R/W  
X
Table 2-2  
2-1-2. Write cycle  
S
Slave address  
W
A
start address  
A
write data  
A
write data  
A
P
‘0’  
from master to slave  
from slave to master  
D7  
D6  
D5  
D4  
D3  
D2  
D1  
D0  
Start address  
ADR [4 : 0]  
After the slave address is supplied from the master, the data in the next transfer cycle is set up inside the  
start address register of this IC as the start address of the control register. In subsequent cycles, the data  
supplied from the master is written in the addresses indicated by the control register address. The set  
control register address is automatically incremented with the completed transfer of each byte of data.  
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CXD1914Q  
2-1-3. Read cycle  
S
Slave address  
R
A
read data  
A
read data  
A
P
‘1’  
from master to slave  
from slave to master  
After the slave address is supplied from the master, subsequent cycles change immediately to read cycles  
and only the ID code (address 0CH, 0DH) is read out. During the read cycle, the start address is  
automatically set to 0CH.  
(Note) In the Sony SIO mode, addresses from 00H to 0DH can be read out.  
2-1-4. Handling of the general call address (00H)  
The general call address is ignored and there is no ACK response.  
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CXD1914Q  
2-2. Sony serial interface  
The Sony serial interface uses the SCK, XCS, SI and SO signals.  
The serial interface is active when the XCS signal is Low and transmits and receives signals to and  
from the host.  
The first byte after the XCS signal becomes Low is set up as a serial control command. Its data  
includes a control register address and read/write mode information for the interface. (See 2-2-1.  
Serial control command format.)  
The control register address is automatically incremented with the transfer of each byte of data. In the  
write mode, the SI signal of the serial input data is sampled at the rising edge of the SCK signal. In  
the read mode, the register value is read out as the SO signal of the serial output data at the falling  
edge of the SCK signal, and is variable. In this case, the SI signal of the serial input data is ignored.  
Serial Interface Timing  
SCK  
XCS  
SI  
D0  
D1  
D2  
D3  
D4  
D5  
D6  
D7  
D0  
D1  
D1  
D2  
D2  
D3  
D4  
D5  
D5  
D6  
D6  
D7  
LSB  
Serial Control Command  
MSB  
LSB  
Serial Data  
MSB  
SO  
D0  
D3  
D4  
D7  
Serial Interface Sequence  
SCK  
XCS  
SI  
00H  
FFH  
11H  
CEH  
02H  
00H  
01H  
Internal address  
Control register  
address set  
Control register  
address auto-increment  
Control register  
address auto-increment  
Control Register Address  
Control Register Data  
00H  
01H  
02H  
FFH  
11H  
CEH  
2-2-1. Serial control command format  
D7  
D6  
D5  
D4  
D3  
D2  
D1  
D0  
WR  
ADR [4 : 0]  
WR  
: Read/write mode  
When this bit is “1” :  
The serial interface is write mode, and the SI signal of the serial input data is written  
in the register.  
When this bit is “0” :  
The serial interface is read mode, and the register value is read out as the SO  
signal of the serial output data.  
ADR [4 : 0] : Control register address setting (Initial value of the address)  
—15—  
CXD1914Q  
3. XVRST, F1  
The XVRST and F1 signals are used to synchronize with the external V sync.  
The XVRST and F1 signals are sampled at the rising edge of SYSCLK, and the F1 signal is sampled when  
XVRST is Low. When F1 is High, the internal sync generator is reset to the 1st field, and when F1 is Low, it  
is reset to the 2nd field. When XVRST is set to High, the digital sync generator starts operation, and the  
sequence of the 1st or 2nd field starts.  
In the 16-bit mode, input XVRST with a width of four SYSCLK pulses at the rise of PDCLK.  
[8-bit mode]  
XVRST Timing  
(1st Field)  
SYSCLK  
XVRST  
F1 “H”  
(NTSC : 4H)  
(PAL : 1H)  
Start of 1st field  
VSYNC  
F-ID  
HSYNC  
XVRST Timing  
SYSCLK  
(2nd Field)  
XVRST  
F1 “L”  
(NTSC : 266H)  
(PAL : 313H)  
Start of 2nd field  
VSYNC  
F-ID  
1/2H  
HSYNC  
—16—  
CXD1914Q  
[16-bit mode]  
XVRST Timing  
(1st Field)  
SYSCLK  
PDCLK  
XVRST  
F1 “H”  
(NTSC : 4H)  
(PAL : 1H)  
Start of 1st field  
VSYNC  
F-ID  
HSYNC  
XVRST Timing  
(2nd Field)  
SYSCLK  
PDCLK  
XVRST  
F1 “L”  
(NTSC : 266H)  
(PAL : 313H)  
Start of 2nd field  
VSYNC  
F-ID  
1/2H  
HSYNC  
—17—  
CXD1914Q  
4. Closed caption  
The CXD1914Q supports closed caption encoding.  
ASCII data for closed captions are encoded in line 21 and line 284 by adding a parity bit to every ASCII  
data set up in control registers 04H, 05H (data #1 and #2 for line 21) and 06H, 07H (data #1 and #2 for line  
284). The control registers (04H to 07H) are double-buffered and ASCII data, which are set up by the serial  
interface, are synchronized with VSYNC.  
Automatic reset on/off can be selected for ASCII data which has been synchronized with VSYNC by  
changing the setting of bit 5 (CCRST) of control register address 03H.  
When CCRST=“1”, the control registers (04H, 05H or 06H, 07H) are automatically reset in sync with the  
rise of the next VSYNC.  
When CCRST=“0” (default), the control registers (04H, 05H or 06H, 07H) are not reset, and the data set  
last is held.  
Closed Caption Data Renewal Timing  
When CCRST=“1”  
Field  
4 field  
1 field  
VSYNC  
Control registers 04H and 05H set  
NEW DATA  
SI/SDA  
Data 21H  
Front-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
(7’ h00)  
Data 21H  
Rear-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
Data 284H  
Front-end buffer  
DATA A  
DATA RESET (7’h00)  
DATA A  
Data 284H  
Rear-end buffer  
(7’ h00)  
2 field  
Field  
1 field  
VSYNC  
Control registers 06H and 07H set  
NEW DATA  
SI/SDA  
Data 284H  
Front-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
(7’ h00)  
Data 284H  
Rear-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
Data 21H  
Front-end buffer  
DATA A  
DATA RESET (7’h00)  
DATA A  
Data 21H  
Rear-end buffer  
(7’ h00)  
—18—  
CXD1914Q  
When CCRST=“0”  
Field  
4 field  
1 field  
VSYNC  
SI/SDA  
Control registers 04H and 05H set  
NEW DATA  
Data 21H  
Front-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
NEW DATA  
Data 21H  
Rear-end buffe  
OLD DATA  
DATA A  
Data 284H  
Front-end buffer  
Data 284H  
Rear-end buffe  
DATA A  
Field  
1 field  
2 field  
VSYNC  
Control registers 06H and 07H set  
NEW DATA  
SI/SDA  
Data 284H  
Front-end buffer  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
Data 284H  
Rear-end buffe  
OLD DATA  
DATA A  
NEW DATA  
Data 21H  
Front-end buffer  
Data 21H  
Rear-end buffe  
DATA A  
Double Buffer for Closed Caption  
SI  
04H  
VSYNC  
Load ASCII data #1  
Closed Caption Signal Waveform  
HSYNC Color Burst  
Clock Run-In  
Start Bits  
ASCII Data #1  
ASCII Data #2  
S1 S2 S3 b0 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 P1 b0 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 P2  
50 IRE  
—19—  
CXD1914Q  
5. VBID (Video ID)  
The CXD1914Q supports encoding of Video ID (Provisional Standard EIAJ CPX-1204) to discriminate the  
aspect ratio. VBID is 14-bit data as shown in Table 5-1, and becomes 20-bit data with the addition of 6-bit  
CRCC. These data are superimposed and output to lines 20 and 283 during the vertical blanking period of  
NTSC video signals.  
The data setting in Table 5-1 below is done by writing data in control registers (08H and 09H) via the serial  
interface. These control registers (08H and 09H) are double-buffered, and the VBID data are renewed in  
sync with the VSYNC signal.  
bit-No.  
Contents  
Transmission aspect ratio  
Image display format  
Undefined  
“1”  
“0”  
1
Full-mode (16 : 9)  
Letter-box  
4 : 3  
A
B
2
Normal  
3
Word 0  
4
Identification information about video and other signals (audio signals, etc.)  
incidental to image which are transmitted simultaneously  
5
6
Word 1  
Word 2  
4-bit width  
4-bit width  
Identification signal incidental to Word 0  
Identification signal and information incidental to Word 0  
Table 5-1  
Double Buffer for VBID  
SI  
08H  
VSYNC  
Load  
Word 0  
VBID Data Renewal Timing  
VSYNC  
Control register 08H set  
NEW DATA  
SI  
Data #1  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
—20—  
CXD1914Q  
VBID Code Allocation  
The VBID data are composed of Word 0=6 bits (Word 0-A=3 bits and Word 0-B=3 bits), Word 1=4 bits,  
Word 2=4 bits, and CRCC=6 bits.  
bit 0…  
…bit 20  
Data  
0-A  
0-B  
Word 1  
4 bits  
Word 2  
4 bits  
CRCC  
6 bits  
Word 0  
6 bits  
VBID Signal Waveform  
Ref.  
bit 1 bit 2 bit 3  
bit 20  
2.235µs±20ns  
49.1µs±0.5µs  
11.2µs±0.6µs  
1H  
6. RGB/YUV output  
The CXD1914Q has an RGB/YUV output function. RGB and YUV can be switched by setting bit 2 (RGB_  
UV) of control register address 03H. Also, the UV level can be selected from BetaCam or SMPTE by  
setting bit 0 (BTCM) of address 03H. During RGB output, when bit 1 (GSYNC) of control register address  
03H is “1”, the sync signal is added to the G signal and output ; when bit 1 (GSYNC) is “0”, the sync signal  
is not added.  
7. Support of interlace/non-interlace modes  
The CXD1914Q can be switched to the interlace and non-interlace modes by varying the setting of bit 1  
(INTERLS) of control register address 01H. During the non-interlace mode, the 1st field is repeatedly  
output.  
Register setting  
value INTERLS  
0 (non-interlace)  
1 (interlace)  
Number of lines/field  
NTSC  
PAL  
312  
262  
262.5  
312.5  
—21—  
CXD1914Q  
8. WSS (Widescreen Signaling)  
The CXD1914Q supports WSS encoding to discriminate the aspect ratio. WSS is 14-bit data as shown in  
Table 6-1. These data are superimposed and output to line 23 during the vertical blanking period of PAL  
video signals.  
The data setting in Table 6-1 below is done by writing data in control registers (0AH and 0BH) via the serial  
interface. These control registers (0AH and 0BH) are double-buffered, and the WSS data are renewed in  
sync with the VSYNC signal.  
Group 1  
Group 2  
Aspect ratio information (4 bits)  
PAL plus related information (4 bits)  
b0-b3  
b4-b7  
0001 Normal  
1000 Letter-box 14 : 9  
0100 Letter-box 14 : 9  
1101 Letter-box 16 : 9  
0010 Letter-box 16 : 9  
1011 Letter-box >16 : 9  
0111 Full-mode 14 : 9  
1110 Full-mode 16 : 9  
Center  
Top  
bit4  
Camera/Film mode  
bit5-7 Reserved  
(Color plus)  
(Helper)  
Center  
Top  
Center  
(Baseband Helper)  
b3 is odd parity.  
Group 3  
Group 4  
Subtitle information (3 bits)  
Undefined (3 bits)  
b8-b10  
bit8  
b11-b13  
TeleText subtitle enable/disable  
bit9, 10  
00 No subtitle  
Reserved  
10 Subtitle inside screen  
01 Subtitle in black portion  
11 Reserved  
Table 6-1  
Double Buffer for WSS  
SI  
0AH  
VSYNC  
Load  
Group 1, 2  
WSS Data Renewal Timing  
VSYNC  
Control register 0AH set  
NEW DATA  
SI  
Data #1  
OLD DATA  
NEW DATA  
—22—  
CXD1914Q  
WSS Signal Waveform  
bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3  
bit 13  
649  
71.4 IRE  
RUN Start  
-IN Code  
256  
20  
0 IRE  
11.03µs  
10.67µs  
16.59µs  
—23—  
CXD1914Q  
Signal Waveform of NTSC Vertical Blanking Interval (Interlace mode)  
—24—  
CXD1914Q  
Signal Waveform of PAL Vertical Blanking Interval (Interlace mode)  
—25—  
CXD1914Q  
Signal Waveform of NTSC Vertical Blanking Interval (Non-interlace mode)  
—26—  
CXD1914Q  
Signal Waveform of PAL Vertical Blanking Interval (Non-interlace mode)  
—27—  
CXD1914Q  
Sync Signal Timing  
0.148µs  
0.148µs  
2.3µs  
29.5µs  
27.1µs  
4.67µs  
1/2H  
63.555µs  
NTSC Equalizing Pulse and Sync Pulse Signal Waveform  
0.296µs  
0.296µs  
2.37µs  
29.63µs  
27.3µs  
4.67µs  
1/2H  
64µs  
PAL Equalizing Pulse and Sync Pulse Signal Waveform  
—28—  
CXD1914Q  
Control Register Map  
When “0” or “1” is indicated in the map, fix the respective bits to these values.  
BIT  
Function Selection #1  
7
6
5
4
0
3
2
1
0
0
ENC  
MODE  
Address  
00H  
MASK  
EN  
PIX  
EN  
FIDS  
BF  
SET UP  
R/W  
ENC MODE  
SET UP  
BF  
Encoding mode  
0
1
: PAL encoding mode  
: NTSC encoding mode (Default)  
Setup enable  
0
1
: No setup level, black level=blanking level  
: 7.5 IRE setup level insertion (Default)  
Burst flag enable  
0
1
: Disable burst flag  
: Enable burst flag (Default)  
PIX EN  
MASK EN  
FIDS  
Pixel data enable  
0
1
: Disable input pixel data  
: Enable input pixel data (Default)  
Mask enable  
0
1
: Pixel data through during vertical blanking  
: Pixel data reject during vertical blanking (Default)  
FID polarity select  
0
1
: 1st field “H”, 2nd field “L”  
: 1st field “L”, 2nd field “H” (Default)  
—29—  
CXD1914Q  
BIT  
Function Selection #2  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
1
Address  
DAC  
PIF  
MODE  
INTERLS  
MODE  
PIX TIM  
R/W  
01H  
INTERLS  
0
1
: Non-interlace mode  
: Interlace mode (Default)  
PIXTIM  
Pixel input timing  
0 0 : #0 (Default)  
0 1 : #1  
1 0 : #2  
1 1 : #3  
PIF MODE  
Pixel input format  
0
1
: 8-bit mode, multiplexed Y, Cb, Cr (4 : 2 : 2) (Default)  
: 16-bit mode, Y and multiplexed Cb, Cr (4 : 2 : 2)  
DAC MODE DAC output activity  
0 0 0 : Non-active  
0 0 1 : Comp-Out active  
0 1 0 : Inhibit  
0 1 1 : Video signal (Y, C, Comp) -Out active (Default)  
1 0 0 : Inhibit  
1 0 1 : R, G, B-Out and Comp-Out active  
1 1 0 : Inhibit  
1 1 1 : All outputs active  
Function Selection #3  
7
6
0
5
0
4
0
3
2
1
0
Address  
02H  
0
VBID  
WSS  
CC Mode  
R/W  
CC MODE  
Closed caption encoding mode  
0 0 : Disable closed caption encoding (Default)  
0 1 : Enable encoding in 1st field (Line 21)  
1 0 : Enable encoding in 2nd field (Line 284)  
1 1 : Enable encoding in both fields  
WSS  
VBID  
WSS encoding enable  
0
1
: Disable WSS encoding (Default)  
: Enable WSS encoding  
VBID encoding enable  
0
1
: Disable VBID encoding (Default)  
: Enable VBID encoding  
—30—  
CXD1914Q  
BIT  
Function Selection #4  
7
6
5
4
3
0
2
1
0
Address  
03H  
RGB_UV  
CCRST  
0
GSYNC BTCM  
R/W  
BTCM  
UV output level control  
0
1
: SMPTE  
: BetaCam (Default)  
GSYNC  
RGB_UV  
CCRST  
GON SYNC enable  
0
1
: Disable (Default)  
: Enable  
RGB/YUV output mode switching  
0
1
: YUV (Default)  
: RGB  
Closed caption character RESET enable  
0
1
: Disable (Default)  
: Enable  
Closed Caption Character #1 (Line 21H)  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
Address  
04H  
ASCII Data #1  
(Default : 0H)  
R/W  
R/W  
R/W  
R/W  
Closed Caption Character #2 (Line 21H)  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Address  
05H  
ASCII Data #2  
(Default : 0H)  
Closed Caption Character #1 (Line 284H)  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Address  
06H  
ASCII Data #1  
(Default : 0H)  
Closed Caption Character #2 (Line 284H)  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Address  
07H  
ASCII Data #2  
(Default : 0H)  
—31—  
CXD1914Q  
BIT  
VBID #1  
7
7
6
5
5
4
3
3
2
2
1
0
0
Address  
08H  
Word 0  
R/W  
Word 0-B  
Word 0-A  
VBID #2  
6
4
1
1
Address  
09H  
Word 2  
Word 1  
R/W  
R/W  
R/W  
RO  
WSS #1  
7
6
5
4
3
2
0
Address  
0AH  
Group 2  
bit 6  
Group 1  
bit 1  
bit 7  
bit 5  
bit 4  
bit 3  
bit 2  
bit 0  
WSS #2  
7
6
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Address  
0BH  
Group 4  
bit 12  
Group 3  
bit 9  
bit 13  
bit 11  
bit 10  
bit 8  
Device ID #1  
7
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
Address  
0CH  
ID Code  
Identification code : 14H  
(Lower) 14H  
ID code  
Device ID #2  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Address  
0DH  
ID Code  
(Upper) 19H  
RO  
ID code  
Identification code : 19H  
—32—  
CXD1914Q  
Video Signal Timing (NTSC, 7.5 IRE Setup)  
806  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
748  
655  
597  
506  
100 IRE  
448  
7.5 IRE  
355  
297  
BLACK LEVEL  
BLANK LEVEL  
256  
40 IRE  
36  
SYNC LEVEL  
NTSC Y (luminance) signal output waveform  
7.5 IRE setup  
832  
622  
512  
402  
20 IRE  
BLANK LEVEL  
COLOR BURST  
192  
NTSC C (chroma) signal output waveform  
7.5 IRE setup  
—33—  
CXD1914Q  
Video Signal Timing (NTSC, No Setup)  
806  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
744  
643  
580  
100 IRE  
482  
419  
318  
BLANK LEVEL  
SYNC LEVEL  
256  
40 IRE  
36  
NTSC Y (luminance) signal output waveform  
859  
622  
512  
402  
20 IRE  
BLANK LEVEL  
COLOR BURST  
165  
NTSC C (chroma) signal output waveform  
—34—  
CXD1914Q  
Video Signal Timing (PAL)  
806  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
744  
643  
580  
100 IRE  
482  
419  
318  
BLANK LEVEL  
SYNC LEVEL  
256  
43 IRE  
20  
PAL Y (luminance) signal output waveform  
859  
630  
21.5 IRE  
512  
394  
BLANK LEVEL  
COLOR BURST  
165  
PAL C (chroma) signal output waveform  
—35—  
CXD1914Q  
RGB Signal Output Waveform  
R signal  
806  
806  
257  
257  
805  
805  
256  
256  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
BLANK LEVEL  
100 IRE  
256  
G signal  
806  
807  
806  
806  
256  
256  
256  
256  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
100 IRE  
BLANK LEVEL  
WHITE LEVEL  
256  
During GON SYNC (NTSC)  
806  
100 IRE  
BLANK LEVEL  
SYNC LEVEL  
256  
40 IRE  
36  
During GON SYNC (PAL)  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
100 IRE  
BLANK LEVEL  
SYNC LEVEL  
256  
43 IRE  
20  
B signal  
806  
257  
808  
259  
803  
256  
806  
256  
806  
WHITE LEVEL  
BLANK LEVEL  
100 IRE  
256  
—36—  
CXD1914Q  
UV Output Level  
Color Difference (U) Signal  
SMPTE LEVEL  
BetaCam LEVEL  
782  
901  
690  
768  
603  
643  
512  
512  
421  
381  
334  
256  
242  
123  
153  
237  
NTSC, No setup  
NTSC, No setup  
761  
871  
677  
750  
596  
633  
512  
512  
428  
391  
347  
274  
263  
NTSC, Setup  
NTSC, Setup  
787  
787  
693  
693  
605  
605  
512  
512  
419  
419  
331  
331  
237  
PAL  
PAL  
—37—  
CXD1914Q  
Color Difference (V) Signal  
SMPTE LEVEL  
BetaCam LEVEL  
782  
901  
738  
838  
555  
574  
570  
556  
512  
512  
469  
450  
286  
186  
242  
123  
NTSC, No setup  
NTSC, No setup  
761  
721  
871  
813  
552  
512  
512  
471  
453  
303  
211  
263  
153  
NTSC, Setup  
NTSC, Setup  
787  
742  
787  
742  
556  
512  
512  
468  
468  
282  
282  
237  
237  
PAL  
PAL  
—38—  
CXD1914Q  
Internal Filter Characteristics  
Interpolation Filter Characteristic  
0
–10  
–20  
–30  
–40  
–50  
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11 12 13  
Frequency [MHz]  
Chrominance Filter Characteristic  
0
–20  
–40  
–60  
–80  
–100  
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10  
Frequency [MHz]  
—39—  
CXD1914Q  
DAC Application Circuit  
CXD1914Q  
AVDD  
VG  
0.1µF  
VREF  
1k  
3.2kΩ  
IREF  
AVSS  
Buff AMP  
LPF  
COMP-O  
Y-OUT  
C-OUT  
75Ω  
0.1µF  
R/U-OUT  
G/Y-OUT  
B/V-OUT  
VB  
200Ω  
VSS  
Application Circuit  
CXD1914Q  
(Video encoder)  
MPEG decoder  
8
PD0 to 7  
PD0 to 7  
FID  
HSYNC  
VSYNC  
FID  
HSYNC  
VSYNC  
CLK  
SYSCLK  
27MHz  
Application circuits shown are typical examples illustrating the operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for  
any problems arising out of the use of these circuits or for any infringement of third party patent and other right due to same.  
—40—  
CXD1914Q  
Package Outline Unit : mm  
100PIN QFP (PLASTIC)  
23.9 ± 0.4  
+ 0.1  
0.15 – 0.05  
+ 0.4  
20.0 – 0.1  
80  
51  
50  
81  
A
31  
100  
1
30  
+ 0.15  
0.65  
+ 0.35  
2.75 – 0.15  
0.3 – 0.1  
0.13  
0.15  
M
+ 0.2  
0.1 – 0.05  
0° to 10°  
DETAIL A  
PACKAGE STRUCTURE  
PACKAGE MATERIAL  
LEAD TREATMENT  
EPOXY RESIN  
SOLDER PLATING  
QFP-100P-L01  
QFP100-P-1420  
SONY CODE  
EIAJ CODE  
LEAD MATERIAL  
PACKAGE MASS  
42/COPPER ALLOY  
1.7g  
JEDEC CODE  
—41—  

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