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The Solomon Systech SSD2828QN4R is a specialized integrated circuit designed to bridge MIPI DSI signals to LVDS or parallel RGB outputs. This IC is capable of converting MIPI DSI input from 1 or 2 lanes into LVDS or up to 24-bit parallel RGB output. It supports high display resolutions, up to 1920x1200@60Hz for LVDS and 1280x800@60Hz for parallel RGB. The device operates with flexible power supplies of 1.8V/3.3V for its core and I/O, and includes an embedded 8051 MCU for configuration and control.
Designed for compact applications, the SSD2828QN4R comes in a QFN-48 (7x7mm) package. Its low power consumption, especially in LP mode, makes it ideal for portable and space-constrained systems. The IC simplifies the interfacing of MIPI-based processors with non-MIPI displays, finding use in tablets, automotive displays, industrial Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), and embedded systems. It also supports multiple display interfaces like TTL and LVDS, with configurable options via I²C or SPI.
Key features include interface conversion from MIPI DSI to LVDS or parallel RGB, high resolution support, flexible power supply options, and an integrated MCU for control. The QFN package offers good thermal and electrical performance for high-speed applications. This bridge IC is crucial for enabling modern display technologies in a wide range of electronic devices.
The device operates at 1.8V/3.3V for core and I/O.
The SSD2828QN4R is packaged in a 48-pin QFN (Quad Flat No-leads) package for surface mount assembly.
It converts MIPI DSI (1 or 2 lanes) to LVDS or parallel RGB up to 24-bit.
It supports up to 1920x1200@60Hz with LVDS output, and up to 1280x800@60Hz with parallel RGB output.
The device is configurable via I²C or SPI interface.
Yes, it includes an embedded 8051 MCU for configuration and control.
The device has 48 pins in the QFN package.