Features: • Typically consumes less than 1A• Scans an 8 x 16 keyboard matrix that supports Japanese, English and European keyboards• Interfaces any four-wire or eightwire resistive touch screen• Operates continuously between 3 Volts and 5 Volts• Offers unique power ma...
UR8HC007-0A4: Features: • Typically consumes less than 1A• Scans an 8 x 16 keyboard matrix that supports Japanese, English and European keyboards• Interfaces any four-wire or eightwire resistive...
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Features: • Typically consumes less than 1 A• Scans a fully programmable 8 X 16 matrix...
Ratings | Symbol |
Value |
Unit |
Supply Voltage | Vdd |
-0.3 to 7.0 |
V |
All pins except 2-9 | Vin |
-0.3 to Vdd +0.3 |
V |
Pins 2-9 (PS/2 ports XXXDAT, XXXCLK, GIO16/SW16, GIO17/SW17) |
VIN |
-0.3 to +5.8 |
V |
Operating Temperature UR7HCTS2-S840 |
Ta |
T low to T high -20 to +85 |
° C ° C |
Storage Temperature Range | Tstg |
-40 to +250 |
° C |
The JunoTM A4 UR8HC007-0A4 is a member of a series of input device and power management companion ICs for RISC-based portable systems. On a single IC, the JunoTM A4 UR8HC007-0A4 integrates control of any 4-wire or 8-wire resistive touch screen, keyboard scanning, unique power management capabilities, a direct PS/2 port and plenty of General Purpose Input / Output (GPIO).
The JunoTM A4 UR8HC007-0A4 provides continuous operation between 3V and 5V and scans a fully programmable 8 X 16 keyboard matrix. The IC is equipped with a direct Zero-PowerTM PS/2 port for the hot-plug connection of an external PS/2 keyboard or mouse.
The Zero-PowerTM JunoTM A4 UR8HC007-0A4 will power down even between key presses. Proprietary circuitry (patent pending) allows the IC to power down even when the PS/2 device is connected and active.
Typical power consumption is less than 1 A, a first for embedded ICs. The JunoTM A4 UR8HC007-0A4 is equipped with a proprietary protocol developed specifically for RISC-based handheld machines. It interfaces the system via either asynchronous serial (UART) or the Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI).
The integration of features, many of them programmable, on one IC UR8HC007-0A4 increases flexibility and reduces component count and cost.