LCD TV Tulip /

Bordeuax plus

TRAINING MANUAL

LNT**61F/65F
LNT**53H
 Agenda

I. Understanding of LCD TV

II. Inside of Tulip

III. Board description

IV. Disassembly

V. Trouble Shooting

VI. Attachment
Ⅰ. Understanding of LCD TV

UNDERSTANDING
OF LCD TV
Ⅰ. Understanding of LCD TV

CONTENTS

I. LCD TV advantage

II. Basic theory of LCD PANEL

III. Basic block of LCD TV

IV. Basic block of main PBA

V. What is scaler?

VI. TV signal types

VII. TV connector types

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LCD TV Advantage

High Sharpness, Resolution

Thin and Light
Low Power Consumption
Real HDTV
Long Life
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Basic Theory Of LCD PANEL

A) Lamp Make Light

B) TFT Adjust LCD Array
C) LCD Array can Adjust Light amount (Like Camera Iris )
D) Color Filter Make RGB Color

A) B) C)
D)

A) Back Light B) TFT C) LCD D) Color Filter

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Basic Block of LCD TV

Developement P art

L CD P anel
Digital
A/D Converter Signal
Graphic Signal P rocessor
(IM AGE SCAL ER)
Analog/
Digital SM P S
Signal Audio

◆ A nalog → RF /V IDE O/S_V IDE O/P C ....

◆ Digtal → H DM I/DV I
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Basic Block of Main PBA

Block Diagram
Analog Part Digital Part

(PC )
ADC
IMAGE LVDS
RF SCALER
VIDEO
S-VIDEO Video LCD
Component
ADC PANEL
Decoder

+5V
P Inverter
O +3.3V Micom
W
E +12V
R Audio Speaker
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What is SCALER?

- CRT can display any resolution picture without conversion

but LCD and PDP can do only with scaler
- Accepting input images from multiple sources and displaying
them on any flat panel display
- Scaler is most important IC in flat panel display

Scaler
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Signal types
1. RF(Radio Frequency)
- 50~900Mz Frequency Domain
- Composite signal+sound signal
2. CVBS(Usually AV)
- Composite video and sound signal
3. Super VHS
- Separate Y and C from composite signal
4. RGB
- Usually use PC, 15pin D-sub
5. Analog Component (Y,Pb,Pr)
- Usually Component
6. Digital Component(Y,Cb,Cr)
7. DVI(Digital Visual Interface)
- Standard from DDWG(Digital Display Working Group)
- TMDS(Transition Minimized Differential Signaling Signal)
8. HDMI(High Definition Multimedia Interface)
- DVI+Digital Sound
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TV signal connector types

Composite Component

S-Video

HDMI HDMI Cable

Tulip & Bordeuax plus

Tulip Bordeuax plus

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Inside of
Tulip
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CONTENTS

I. Introduction

II. General specification

III. Control & Connection Panel

IV. Block Diagram

V. Inner Features

VI. Some functions of Tulip

VII. Key Parts Explanation

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Introduction

Best Picture Quality

- Using the Super PVA panel

Simple Function, New Design

- Minimalism, Blue Sunset

Support USB2.0, 3-HDMI

- WISELINK, HDMI-CEC

Some Functions
- Dynamic contrast, Energy Saving, Game Mode
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Items Specification
Model Name LNT4061F/LNT4661F
LNT4061F : 991*326*713(mm)
Size (W*D*H) with Stand
LNT4661F : 991*326*713 (mm)
LNS409*D : 22.8Kg
Weight with Stand
LNS469*D : 88.8Kg
Panel Resolution 1920*1080
A/V 2 AV
S-Video 2 S-Video
2 component
DVD
480i/p,720p,1080i/p
PC 1 Dsub
HDMI 3 HDMI
Tuner 1 ATSC/NIM/QAM tuner
General Sound Output 8 ohm, 10W
PIP O
Sound option SRS TruSurround XT
DNIe O
Headphone O
Response time <8ms
Luminance [cd/m2, typical] 500
C/R [typical] 900
Anynet+ O
View Angle(H/V) 178/178
Power Supply AC 110~220V,60Hz
Power Consumption 250W
Color System NTSC
Sound System AC-3
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Spec Comparison
SAMSUNG SAMSUNG
Model (Tulip 46”) (Mosel 46”)
LNT4661F LNS4696D

Design

Set Size 991.5x326x713mm 1129 x 106 x 732 mm

Size Diagonal 46” Diagonal 46”
Panel Resolution 1920 x 1080 1920 x 1080
Viewing angle H : 178 V : 178 H : 178 V : 178
Color System ATSC / NTSC ATSC / NTSC
Tuner 1 1
Contrast (cd/m2) 500 500
Function CR ( Dynamic ) 8000 : 1 ↑ 4000 : 1
Enhancer DNIe(FBE2) DNIe4
Dynamic contrast Energy saving
Additional Function Super-PVA WISELINK
Game Mode, WiseLink D-Net
Power Consumption 250W 300W
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Control & Connection Panel
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Control & Connection Panel
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Control & Connection Panel
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Control & Connection Panel
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Block Diagram (FHD-Tulip)
In/Out Jack

In/Out Jack Add[0:15]

OneNAND Flash
Lake2 Data [0:15] 32MB USB1.1
(Download)
ANT1
(Cable) TS Parallel - ARM926EJS [SCLK, nSCLK] DDR
NIM Tuner (1410) (220~250MHz) DDR
Max. 125Mhz K4H561638B Debug
with Splitter - TS demux K4H511638B
ANT2
& decoder
(Air) HDMI I2S in
- USB1.1 UART B UART Modem
Tuner_CVBS - Audio processor Jack
MAX3223
I2S out (CalmRISC) (Hotel )
Tuner_SIF EEPROM
- Audio IO SW
HDMI 3
24C256 I2C hotel
(I2S /SPDIF Tx)
(Side) UART A Wall Mout
YCbCr (4:2:2) I2C SPDIF out(DTV)
SIL9185 SIL9125 [SVP_CLK, SVP_HS, SVP_VS] Master
HDMI 2 (SW) 27 / 74.175Mhz

DIN[0:15] Sub-Micom
HDMI 1 SW Data [0:7] WT61P6S IR/Key Control
Add[0:7]
DVI Audio DIN Port B (4:4:4)
Panel

PC RGB,H,V
DDR
4M DDR
x 32 SW Inverter on/off
SVP-LX 4M x 32
Logic down
PWM/Ana
YPbPr Dimming
[DDR_MCLK0#, DDR_MCLK0]
COMP 1 Max. 166Mhz LVDS Display Panel
YPbPr
COMP 2 1920 x 1080p
Tuner_CVBS
VIDEO1 S-VIDEO1
CVBS1,Y/C1
CVBS2,Y/C2 I2C NC7SB3157 SPDIF out

SIF SPDIF out

I2S in LM4810 Head phone
HP out
VIDEO2 S-VIDEO2 (Side) Audio SW L/R in3
Audio Audio out
74HC4052 L/R out2
Processor
L/R in4
MSP4450K L
L/R in1 Audio AMP
I2S out1 Speaker
L/R in2
I2C
NTP-3000
I2C R
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Block Diagram(HD-Brd+)
In/Out Jack

In/Out Jack Add[0:15]

OneNAND Flash
USB2.0
Lake2 Data [0:15] 32MB
( Wiselink
ANT1 Service )
(Cable) TS Parallel - ARM926EJS [SCLK, nSCLK] DDR 32MB
NIM Tuner (1410) (220~250MHz) DDR
Max. 200Mhz HYB25D256 Debug/
with Splitter - TS demux K4H511638B
ANT2 Wall Mout
& decoder
(Air) HDMI I2S in
DTV - USB1.1 / 2.0 UART B UART Modem
Tuner_CVBS SW I2S in - Audio processor Jack
MAX3223
244 (CalmRISC) (Hotel )
Tuner_SIF EEPROM
- Audio IO SW
24C256 I2C
HDMI 3 UART-Debug
(I2S /SPDIF Tx)
(Side) UART A
YCbCr (4:2:2) I2C SPDIF out(DTV)
SIL9185 [SVP_CLK, SVP_HS, SVP_VS] Master
HDMI 2 (SW) 27 / 74.175Mhz

DIN[0:15] Data [0:7] Sub-Micom

HDMI 1 SW Add[0:7] WT61P6S IR/Key Control
DVI Audio DIN Port B (4:4:4)
Panel

PC RGB,H,V
DDR
4M DDR
x 32 SW Inverter on/off
SVP-PX 4M x 32
Logic down
PWM/Ana
YPbPr Dimming
[DDR_MCLK0#, DDR_MCLK0]
COMP 1 Max. 166Mhz LVDS Display Panel
YPbPr FBE2
COMP 2 1366 x 768p
Tuner_CVBS
VIDEO1 S-VIDEO1
CVBS1,Y/C1
CVBS2,Y/C2 I2C NC7SB3157 SPDIF out

SIF SPDIF out

I2S in LM4810 Head phone
HP out
VIDEO2 S-VIDEO2 (Side) Audio SW L/R in3
Audio Audio out
74HC4052 L/R out2
Processor
L/R in4
MSP4450K L
L/R in1 Audio AMP
I2S out1 Speaker
L/R in2
I2C
NTP-3000
I2C R
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Inner Feature of Tulip 46”
IP Board, Main Board, Panel

IP Board Main Board

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Some Functions of Tulip

Dynamic Contrast
Enhancing Contrast Ratio (Up to 8000:1)

Energy Saving
Realize Low Power Consumption by Selecting
Energy Saving Level ( Off, Low, Middle, High )

Super PVA
Richer and more vibrant colors
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Some Functions of Tulip

- Dynamic contrast
※ Reproducing optimized contrast by detecting the
characteristics and contrast level of input signal.
→ Enhancing dynamic contrast (Up to 8000:1)

O ut
O ut

Mid range dynamic

In
In range Enhancement
O ut O ut

Contrast
In In Enhancement

Luma Luma Luma

Dimming
Y Y Y
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Some Functions of Tulip

-Contrast Enhancement Factor

OUT
255
Gamma Curve

200

120

IN

110 190 255

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Some Functions of Tulip

-Contrast Enhancement & Dimming

Output
V

4
0 255
MEAN
0
< Dark Image > MEAN
Input < Analog Dimming >
C MEAN U

Output
Duty(%)

98

0 255
MEAN 50

< Bright Image > Input MEAN

C MEAN U
< PWM Dimming
>
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Some Functions of Tulip

Energy Saving

Off • 100 % Wattage

Low • 90 %
Energy Saving

Middle • 75 %

High • 60 % Energy Saving Level

• Basic Operation of Energy Saving function

Off Low Middle High

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Some Functions of Tulip

Wide Color Gamut
NTSC Standard

100% 127%
Current
Coverage WCG CCFL
(CCFL)
Coverage

LED
Wide color
Normal CCFL CRT (Ultra Wide Color
CCFL
Gamut)
NTSC 72% 76% 92% 105%
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Some Functions of Tulip

User control functions
1. Source key : Select Video source
1.1 : Cabinet side Function key
TV→AV1→AV2→S-Video1→(S-Video2)→Component→PC→HDMI1 →HDMI2
1.2 : Remote control Function key
TV→AV1→AV2→S-Video1→(S-Video2)→Component→PC→HDMI1→HDMI2
2. Menu key : Open the OSD and Exit the highlighted function.

3. ◀ ▶ : - Moves the selector left or right on the OSD.

- Increase or decrease the values of the selected function
- VOL + : Increase or decrease the level of audio volume.
(in the Anynet mode, You can control only TV volume)

4. ▼ ▲ : Moves the selector up or down on the OSD.

- CH + : Increase or decrease the channel number .

5. Power : 1) Turn ON/OFF the TV.

2) Indicates the status of the Monitor.
- Black : Normal Operation.
- on : Power Off or Disconnected Signal Cable.
- Blinking : PC DPMS Mode.
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Some Functions of Tulip

OSD functions and adjustments
1. Input - TV/Video Change the image
Source List :TV→AV1→AV2→S-Video1→S-Video2→Component→PC→HDMI1→HDMI2
Edit Name : Edit Mode Name

2. Picture
- Mode : Change the image to Standard/Dynamic/Movie or adjust Custom setting.
Contrast/Brightness/Sharpness/Color/Tint
Color Tone : Warm1/Warm2/Normal/Cool1/Cool2.
- Size : Change the aspect ratio
16:9/Zoom1/Zoom2/ 4:3
(Enable mode: RF, AV, Component 480i/p the others: disable )
16:9/4:3 (DTV, Comp720p/1080i, HDMI, PC mode)
- Digital NR : Noise Reduction Filter On/Off
- DNIe : Select DNIe function (off/demo/on)
- Film Mode
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Some Functions of Tulip

OSD functions and adjustments –continue-
- Dynamic Contrast : Enhance Contrast ratio for image (On/Off)

- Brightness Sensor : Control Max brightness for ambient

luminescence (On/Off)

- PIP : Turn ON/OFF

Source : Select PIP source (only RF)
Mode change : Sub Picture selection
Swap : Exchange Main&Sub picture
Size : DW1, DW2, SMALL

Position : When PIP size is small size mode, change picture location
Prog. : When sub PIP source is TV, changes the channel
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Some Functions of Tulip

OSD functions and adjustments –continue-

3. Sound :
- Mode : Change the sound mode to
Standard/Music/Movie/Speech or adjust Custom setting.
Equalizer : Change EQ. and balance
- SRS TSXT : Select mode of SRS
(Off/3D Mono/Stereo)
- Multi-Track Option : Preferred Languages / Multi-Track Sound
- Auto Volume : On/Off
- Internal Mute : On/Off
- Sound Select : Main/Sub (at PIP Mode)
- Melody : On/Off
4. Channel
- Anenna/Auto Program/Channel Manager/Fine Tune/Signal Strength/LNA
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Some Functions of Tulip

OSD functions and adjustments –continue-
5. Setup
- Language : Select country language
- Clock : Setting the current clock
Setting the Sleep Timer
- Timer : Setting the On Time / Off Time
- Game Mode : On/Off
- V-Chip
- Caption
- Menu Transparency : High/Medium/Low/Opaque
- Blue Screen : Turn On/Off
- Color Weakness
- Setting the PC (at PC Mode)
Lock image : Setting the Coarse/Fine
Position : Change the position of image
Auto Adjustment : Execute auto adjustment
Image Reset : Change the Coarse/Fine as default
- Blue Eye : On/Off
- Energy Saving : Off/Low/Medium/High
- Function Help : On/Off
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Some Functions of Tulip

OSD functions and adjustments –continue-
6. PIP
- PIP : On/Off
- Size : Large/Small/DW1/DW2

- Position : When PIP size is large/small mode, change picture location.

- Air/CATV : Select Air or Cable
- Channel : Change the channel of Air or Cable

7. Application
- WISELINK

8. Menu Map
- Find your desired function faster
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Key parts of Tulip

1. DTV Chip : LakeII

2. SCALER : SVP-LX

3. DNIe4 : SDP64

4. AUDIO Block
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LakeII : S4LF111X01
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SCALER: SVP-LX
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DNIe4 : SDP64
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Audio Block
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LakeII : S4LF111X01

LAKE is a single HD MPEG and Audio Decoding processing IC and was

designed to operate best in a built-in HDTV. Being a single chip that
processes the HDTV signals, this compactness allows for simple set design

GENERAL FEATURES
* ARM926EJS CPU
- 220MHz ~ 250MHz @1.2V
- D-cache 16KB, I-cache 16KB
* External Memory Interface
- DDR : Clock frequency up to 125MHz @2.5V
* TS(Transport Stream) Demux Engine
- 1 parallel TS input
- ATSC format supported(3DES-CBC)
* MPEG Video Decoder
- MPEG-2 MP@HL Single Decoder
* Display Processor
- Digital HD video output : YCbCr(16-bit)
- ATSC 18 formats (1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i)
- Tri-state Output
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LakeII : S4LF111X01

* Audio Decoder /Output

- AC-3, MPEG1-L2 , MP3
- DSP(Calm-RISC) Architecture
- Audio Output : I2S(1), SPDIF(1)
- Audio Input : I2S(1)
* Peripherals
- UART (2X)
Supports 5-bit, 6-bit, 7-bit, or 8-bit serial data
transmit/receive
Programmable baud rate
Loop back mode for testing
Each channel has internal 16-byte Tx FIFO and 16-byte
Rx FIFO
- USB2.0 host
- USB1.1 host
- I2C (3X)
5-ch Multi-Master IIC-Bus
Receive or transmit serial data to or from slave devices
Serial, 8-bit oriented and bi-directional data
transfers can be made at up to 100 Kbit/s in the
standard mode
or up to 400 Kbit/s in the fast mode
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LakeII : S4LF111X01

* SMC (for NOR/OneNAND)

- Async/Sync OneNAND Supported
- 8 banks supported
* GPIOs
- Up to 45 shared ports
* Interrupt Controller
- External 5 ports supported
* Timer/WDT/IRR
* Clock Circuits and Power Management(reserved)
* RTC(Reserved)
* SSP (reserved)
- 8-bit Shift Register for transmit
- 8-bit Shift Register for receive
- 10-bit Pre-scaler logic
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
The SVPLX system implementation key advantages
1. For truly dual-channel symmetrical PIP/POP 1080P applications
2. True 10-bit whole chip processing
3. High Bandwidth processing to support 1080P and UXGA video input
and output
4. 10-bit 166MHz ADC & 10-bit 2D/3D color decoder
5. Build-in Lip Sync technology for I2S & SPDIF
6. 10-bit Digital CVBS interface with ghost cancellation chip
7. Teletext acceleration up to 4K page in Frame Buffer
8. Built-in dual 12-bit LVDS transmitter, 30-bit TTL and video output
9. Enhanced Dynamic contrast
10. Advanced content-adaptive noise reduction
11. MPEG noise reduction for MPEG video signal input
12. Vertical Keystone & H/V-Mirror & white-balance
13. Both PC and HD motion picture support auto-phase adjustment/auto-
mode detection
14. Enhanced H & V sharpness and LCD overdrive
15. High-quality dual-channel HD/SD de-interlacing/scaler
16. Blue-stretch; Green-stretch; skin-color correction with three fully
programmable color region processing
17. Four Turbo OSD w/ 2D-Gfx acceleration(3x to 10x speed up)
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
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SCALER: SVP-LX64

NTSC/PAL/SECAM Video Decoder

The integrated TCD3 NTSC/PAL/SECAM 3D comb video decoder can

take an analog TV signal and convert it to digital format. The analog
TV signal can be in the composite, S-Video, or component format.

The two internal analog switches can be programmed to select

different input signal formats. The selected analog TV signal is sent
to Automatic Gain Control (AGC) and then to a 10-bit ADC. The input
sampled by ADC’s can be NTSC, PAL, SECAM, and all progressive
modes. The input signal can have Macrovision, which the decoder will
detect and compensate for.

It also supports WSS input detection. The non-decoded signal goes

to a programmable 3D comb filter to maintain the vertical
chrominance resolution during luminance (Y) and chrominance (C)
separation.
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
Capture Port

The capture block consists of two separate components, the Main

Picture block and the PIP block. The Main Picture block accepts an
analog signal through the Analog Front End (AFE), and is
processed through a TV decoder.

The TV decoder is equipped with a motion detector that can

identify the area of picture containing motion such that a good
mix between the temporal and spatial (2D-filter) can be
determined.

The filtered signal is then piped through a scaler to produce the

preferred format as determined by the selected display mode.
SVP™LX digital capture ports support 1080i, 480i, 480p, and 720p,
up to SXGA (1280x1024x60) resolution.

The PIP block accepts a digital signal, and provides a preferred

format like the Main Picture block. It is not equipped with 3D Digital
Comb Filter/TV-decoder, and has a simpler noise reduction circuitry.
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
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SCALER: SVP-LX64
Picture Display

Adaptive Anti-motion Detect De-interlacing is one of the 14 dynamic picture

enhancement(s).

This feature is only useful when displaying an image in the progressive mode.
At all other instances, the signal is passed through to the scaler.

1. In a typical progressive display, the video fields can be separated into two groups,
namely the Even/Top field and the Odd/Bottom field.
2. There are two modes of progressive displays available—Bob and Weave—that can
enhance the “clarity” of the picture. Weave is applied to the static (including text)
portion of the picture, and Bob is applied to the motion portion of the picture that
is not good. The SVP™LX uses the pixel base adaptive static motion detection
algorithm to implement both Bob and Weave methodology on the same picture.
3. For example, a moving object will have the Bob mode applied to it, while the Weave
mode is applied to the Understand.
4. Under the 1080i mode, SVP™LX supports either Bob mode de-interlacing or motion
adaptive de-interlacing.
5. For PC requirements, SVP™LX supports up to SXGA (1280x1024x60p) output
resolution.
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SCALER: SVP-LX64

The OSD feature is a graphic overlay that can be superimposed over part or all of the
decoded video data.
In the SVP™LX, the OSD also supports blending (the OSD has 16-levels of transparency
degrees) with the video picture.
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SCALER: SVP-LX64

The CPU can write OSD data to the OSD memory located in the frame buffer at any time.
When the frame buffer allocates one area for display, the CPU can write new OSD data into
another area of the frame buffer for future display. The CPU can also choose the OSD area for
current display. All OSD data on the screen is treated as one block in the frame buffer.

The block is in rectangular shape and is defined by four registers. These four registers describe
the horizontal start position, the horizontal end position, the vertical start position, and the
vertical end position of the OSD block on the screen. An OSD block consists of a pixel bitmap
of the OSD, 4/8-bits per pixel. There are a total of 16 colors for OSD display.

There is a 16x29 bits Look-Up table in the SVP™LX. Each 4-bit OSD index corresponds to a
29-bit color attribute, including 24 bits for RGB true color data and 1 bit for the blink function,
which enables/disables color blinking. A register controls the blinking frequency. Another 4
bits are defined as a blend factor, which blends one of the 16-transparency degrees of current
OSD color with the Understand OSD.
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SCALER: SVP-LX64

The OSD area on screen can be magnified and minified in the horizontal and vertical directions
respectively. Two registers control the degree to which the OSD area can be magnified and
minified. The OSD supports two basic methods of updating the OSD memory: single-buffer and
double buffer. In the single-buffer operation, the OSD display is disabled before the CPU writes
new OSD data. In double-buffer operation, the OSD display does not need to be disabled before
the CPU updates the OSD data. The available OSD memory in frame buffer is typically
partitioned into two equal size buffers, with one buffer being displayed while the other is being
updated.
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AUDIO: MSP4450K
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AUDIO: MSP4450K
The MSP4440K family of single-chip Multistandard Sound Processors
covers the sound processing of all analog TV-Standards worldwide, as
well as the NICAM digital sound standards and FM stereo radio. The full
TV sound processing, starting with analog sound IF signal-in, down to
processed analog AF-out (baseband audio), is performed on a single chip.
With its extended number of inputs and outputs, the MSP4440K can
handle all audio signals in modern LCD, PDP, or CRT TVs. Even additional
signals from Digital TV decoders are included in the MSP4440K’s single
chip TV Audio concept.
The MSP4440K has an internal 40ms (stereo) audio delay line. Complex
video processing delays the picture by several video frames. To avoid
mismatch between sound and a speaker’s lip movement, the audio has to
be delayed accordingly (lip sync).

The MSP4440K built-in stereo A/D converters offer a S/N ratio of 95dBA
typ. The multiple D/A converters with analog volume and 0.125dB steps
make use of the Micronas unique multibit Delta-Sigma technology,
offering a dynamic range of 95 dBA typically. The DSP processing is
performed at 48kHz sample rate, maintaining the full audio bandwidth of
20kHz.
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AUDIO: MSP4450K

These TV sound processing ICS include versions for

processing the multichannel television sound (MTS) signal
conforming to the U.S. standard recommended by the
Broadcast Television Systems Committee(BTSC). The DBX
noise reduction, or alternatively, Micronas Noise Reduction
(MNR) is performed alignment free.
The MSP4440K offers the following automatic functions:
-ASD (Automatic Standard Detection) detects the actual
broadcasted TV standard automatically.
-ASS (Automatic Sound Select) switches automatically
(without any I2C action) between mono/stereo/bilingual
when the broadcast mode changes.
-The MSP4440K can handle very high FM deviations.
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I2C Tree
 Memory Map
< DDR > 64MB
< FLASH > 0x2400 0000
ONENAND 32MB
0x0200 0000

14 blk 896KB RESERVED

0x01F2 0000
TSD, MPEG,
TFFS1 17MB Audio
64 blk 4 MB
0x01B2 0000

64 blk 4 MB TFFS0
0x0172 0000
0x22F0 0000
32 blk 2 MB FONT ( 국판 )
0x0152 0000 1 MB 0x22E0 0000 Abnormal Log
1 MB USB
0x22D0 0000

320blk 20MB
VxWorks Image

0x0012 0000 43.5 MB

VxWorks Kernel
16blk 1 MB BOOTROM
0x0002 0000

1 blk 64KB BOOT Parameter

0x0001 0000

1 blk 64KB ONEBOOT 0x2008 0000

0x0000 0000
IVT, MMU etc
512KB
0x2000 0000
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Control Signal Flow – Reset Tree
In/Out Jack

In/Out Jack Add[0:15]

OneNAND Flash
USB2.0
Lake2 Data [0:15] 32MB
( Wiselink
ANT1 Service )
(Cable) - ARM926EJS [SCLK, nSCLK] DDR
NIM Tuner (1410) (220~250MHz) DDR
Max. 125Mhz K4H561638B Debug/
with Splitter - TS demux K4H511638B
ANT2 Wall Mout
HDMI I2S in
& decoder
(Air)
- USB1.1 / 2.0 UART B UART Modem
Tuner_CVBSHDMI_SW_nRESET - Audio processor Jack
MAX3223
I2S out (CalmRISC) (Hotel )
Tuner_SIF EEPROM
RESET_Sil9125 SW
- Audio IO 24C256 I2C hotel
HDMI 3 (I2S /SPDIF Tx) CPU_nRESET
(Side) UART A
YCbCr (4:2:2) I2C SPDIF out(DTV)
SIL9185 SIL9125 [SVP_CLK, SVP_HS, SVP_VS] Master
HDMI 2 (SW) 27 / 74.175Mhz Tuner_nRESET
SMICOM_nRESET
DIN[0:15] SW Sub-Micom
HDMI 1 SW WT61P6S IR/Key
RESET Control
DVI Audio DIN Port B (4:4:4)
Add[0:7]
RESET_SVP Button Panel
Data [0:7]

RGB,H,V
DDR
4M DDR
x 32 SW Inverter on/off
SVP-LX 4M x 32
Logic down
PWM/Ana
RESET_FBE2 Dimming
YPbPr
[DDR_MCLK0#, DDR_MCLK0] FBE2
Max. 166Mhz LVDS Display Panel
YPbPr
RESET_NTP3000 1920 x 1080p
Tuner_CVBS
VIDEO1 S-VIDEO1
CVBS1,Y/C1
CVBS2,Y/C2 I2C NC7SB3157 SPDIF out

SIF SPDIF out

I2S in LM4810 Head phone
HP out
VIDEO2 S-VIDEO2 (Side) Audio SW L/R in3 RESET_MSP4450
Audio Audio out
74HC4052 L/R out2
Processor
L/R in4
MSP4450K L
L/R in1 Audio AMP
I2S out1 Speaker
L/R in2
I2C
NTP-3000
I2C R
Ⅱ. Inside of Tulip
AV Signal Flow – Video Signal
CVBS & S-VHS Input Path
SVP-LX
NIM Tuner TUNER_CVBS_MAIN CVBS1

REAR VIDEO1_CVBS CVBS2

SIDE VIDEO2_CVBS CVBS3

REAR SVHS1_Y / SVHS1_C CVBS4 / C4

SIDE SVHS2_Y / SVHS2_C CVBS5 / C6

PC, Component & HDMI Input Path

SVP-LX

REAR COMP1 Y/PB/PR Y_G1/ PB_B1/PR_R1

Lake2
DTV REAR COMP2 Y/PB/PR Y_G2/ PB_B2/PR_R2
NIM Tuner SAM_TS(0:7) S4LF111X

REAR PC R/G/B PR_R3/ PB_B3/Y_G3

SVP_Y(0:7)
DP_A(2:9)/DP_A(12:19)
SVP_C(0:7)
REAR HDMI1 TMDS PORT1
Q(14:23) LX_BIN_Y[0:9] DP_B(0:9)
REAR HDMI2 TMDS PORT0 HDMI TMDS RX Q(02:11) LX_BIN_CB[0:9] DP_B(10:19)

Q(26:35) LX_BIN_CR[0:9] DP_B(20:29)

SIDE HDMI3 TMDS PORT2

SIL9125
SIL9185 (HDMI Reciever)
(HDMI S/W)
Ⅱ. Inside of Tulip
AV Signal Flow – Video Signal

Main PCB

Lake2
S4LF111X

HDMI
Receiver
SIL9125 Side AV PCB

HDMI RX
USB2.0
WiseLink

HDMI SW HDMI3 HDMI

SIL9185 Repeater
SIL9181

HDMI1 HDMI2
Ⅱ. Inside of Tulip
AV Signal Flow – Video Signal

VIDEO Output Path

*
12bit LVDS
OUT
RGB 10*3 bits
SVP-LX FBE2
SDR

Display Panel
1920 x 1080p

* LCD 10bit / PDP 12bit

Ⅱ. Inside of Tulip
AV Signal Flow – Audio Signal

MSP4450K
Sound processor

NIM Tuner TUNER_SIF ANA_IN1

SC2_OUT_L/R ANY_SL/R_OUT

VIDEO1_SL/R_IN SC_IN1

DACA_L/R HP_OUT_L/R4 LM4810

SIDE
VIDEO2_SL/R_IN SC_IN2 Head phone

COMP2_SL/R_IN SC_IN4

SPDIF_OUT MSP_SPDIF_OUT
NC7SB
S4LF111X 3157
Lake2 SPDIF_OUT LAKE_SPDIF_OUT
SPDIF out
I2Sout
SW I2S In
DTV I2S VHC244 I2S_DA_IN3
HDMI I2S

SIL9185 I2Sout MM74HC4051M

SIL9125

3X/Y
I2S_SCLK_AMP
NTP-3000
SIDE SOUND AMP
I2S_OUT I2S_LRCLK_AMP
COMP1_S 2X/Y I2S_DATA_AMP
L/R_IN
X/Y-COM SC_IN3
Speaker
PC_SL/R_IN 0X/Y

DVI_SL/R_IN 1X/Y
Ⅱ. Inside of Tulip

PIP/POP Table

Sub TV analog Video1,2 S-Video1,2 COMP1,2 HDMI1,2 TV digital PC

Main

TV analog X X X X X X

Video1,2 X X X X O X

S-Video1,2 X X X X O X

HDMI1,2 X X X X X X

COMP1,2 O X X X O X

TV digital X X X X X X

PC
O X X X X X
MAIN BOARD LAYOUT
Ⅲ. Inside of Bordeaux plus

Inside of
Bordeaux plus
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

Items Bordeaux Plus

Model Name LNT3253H LNT4053H
Size (W*D*H) w/o Stand 800.0*79.0*541.1 (mm) 804*113*564 (mm)
Display area 697.6845(H) x 392.256(V) 885.168(H) x 497.664(V)
Weight with Stand 13.8kg 22.8kg
Panel Resolution 1366*768 1366*768
A/V 2 AV 2 AV
S-Video 2 S-video 2 S-video
2 component 2 component
DVD
480i/p,720p,1080i 480i/p,720p,1080i
PC 1 Dsub 1 Dsub
HDMI 3 HDMI 3 HDMI
Tuner 1 ATSC Nim tuner 1 ATSC Nim tuner
Sound Output 8 ohm, 10W 8 ohm, 10W
General PIP PIP, POP (Comp, PC, HDMI only) PIP, POP (Comp, PC, HDMI only)
Sound option SRS TruSurround XT SRS TruSurround XT
DNIe O O
Headphone O O
Response time <8ms <8ms
Luminance [cd/m2, typical] 500 450
C/R [typical] 800 1000
Anynet X X
View Angle(H/V) 170/170 170/170
Power Supply AC 110~220V,60Hz AC 110~120V,60Hz
Power Consumption -> 다름 < 165W (<1W, stand by) < 190W (<1W, stand by)
Color System ATSC, NTSC3.58 ATSC, NTSC3.58
Sound System BTSC BTSC
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model
Control & Connection Panel
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model
Block Diagram
MAIN BOARD LAYOUT
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model
Inner Feature of 32”
Power, Main Board, Panel(with Inverter)

INVERTER MAIN B’D

POWER B’D

SPEAKER
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX56
The SVPTMPX56 system implementation key advantages

1. 256-pin QFP package

2. SVPTMPX56/51 supports two CVBS and one Svideo, two HD YPrPb
component or PC RGB input and one 24-bit digital input ports
3. Digital input ports support either one 24-bit port, two 8- bit ports or
one 16-bit mode
4. ADC single port with 4 channels.
a. For SD/HD analog video input modes of CVBS/Svideo/Component,
and HD D1/D2/D3/D4 modes
b. For PC RGB input modes. It has PC auto mode/auto clock phase
detection.
5. LVDS "single" port is built-in, supporting output resolution up to SXGA,
1280x1024x60P
6. Supports HD YPRPB de-interlacing mode and 3D-comb video mode.
7. Picture-in-Picture mode and Picture-on-Picture mode supported.
8. SCART support
9. Built-in two motion adaptive de-interlacers
10. Cubic-4 Image Scaling Engine
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX

NTSC/PAL/SECAM Video Decoder

The integrated TCD3 NTSC/PAL/SECAM 3D comb video decoder can

take an analog TV signal and convert it to digital format. The analog
TV signal can be in the composite, S-Video, or component format.

The two internal analog switches can be programmed to select

different input signal formats. The selected analog TV signal is sent
to Automatic Gain Control (AGC) and then to a 10-bit ADC. The input
sampled by ADC’s can be NTSC, PAL, SECAM, and all progressive
modes. The input signal can have Macrovision, which the decoder will
detect and compensate for.

It also supports WSS input detection. The non-decoded signal goes

to a programmable 3D comb filter to maintain the vertical
chrominance resolution during luminance (Y) and chrominance (C)
separation.
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX
Capture Port

The capture block consists of two separate components, the Main

Picture block and the PIP block. The Main Picture block accepts an
analog signal through the Analog Front End (AFE), and is
processed through a TV decoder.

The TV decoder is equipped with a motion detector that can

identify the area of picture containing motion such that a good
mix between the temporal and spatial (2D-filter) can be
determined.

The filtered signal is then piped through a scaler to produce the

preferred format as determined by the selected display mode.
SVP™EX digital capture ports support 1080i, 480i, 480p, and 720p,
up to SXGA (1280x1024x60) resolution.

The PIP block accepts a digital signal, and provides a preferred

format like the Main Picture block. It is not equipped with 3D Digital
Comb Filter/TV-decoder, and has a simpler noise reduction circuitry.
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX
Picture Display

Adaptive Anti-motion Detect De-interlacing is one of the 14 dynamic picture

enhancement(s).

This feature is only useful when displaying an image in the progressive mode.
At all other instances, the signal is passed through to the scaler.

1. In a typical progressive display, the video fields can be separated into two groups,
namely the Even/Top field and the Odd/Bottom field.
2. There are two modes of progressive displays available—Bob and Weave—that can
enhance the “clarity” of the picture. Weave is applied to the static (including text)
portion of the picture, and Bob is applied to the motion portion of the picture that
is not good. The SVP™EX uses the pixel base adaptive static motion detection
algorithm to implement both Bob and Weave methodology on the same picture.
3. For example, a moving object will have the Bob mode applied to it, while the Weave
mode is applied to the Understand.
4. Under the 1080i mode, SVP™EX supports either Bob mode de-interlacing or motion
adaptive de-interlacing.
5. For PC requirements, SVP™EX supports up to SXGA (1280x1024x60p) output
resolution.
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX

The OSD feature is a graphic overlay that can be superimposed over part or all of the
decoded video data.
In the SVP™EX, the OSD also supports blending (the OSD has 16-levels of transparency
degrees) with the video picture.
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX

The CPU can write OSD data to the OSD memory located in the frame buffer at any time.
When the frame buffer allocates one area for display, the CPU can write new OSD data into
another area of the frame buffer for future display. The CPU can also choose the OSD area for
current display. All OSD data on the screen is treated as one block in the frame buffer.

The block is in rectangular shape and is defined by four registers. These four registers describe
the horizontal start position, the horizontal end position, the vertical start position, and the
vertical end position of the OSD block on the screen. An OSD block consists of a pixel bitmap
of the OSD, 4/8-bits per pixel. There are a total of 16 colors for OSD display.

There is a 16x29 bits Look-Up table in the SVP™EX. Each 4-bit OSD index corresponds to a
29-bit color attribute, including 24 bits for RGB true color data and 1 bit for the blink function,
which enables/disables color blinking. A register controls the blinking frequency. Another 4
bits are defined as a blend factor, which blends one of the 16-transparency degrees of current
OSD color with the Understand OSD.
Ⅱ. Inside of Bordeaux Plus Model

SCALER: SVP-PX

The OSD area on screen can be magnified and minified in the horizontal and vertical directions
respectively. Two registers control the degree to which the OSD area can be magnified and
minified. The OSD supports two basic methods of updating the OSD memory: single-buffer and
double buffer. In the single-buffer operation, the OSD display is disabled before the CPU writes
new OSD data. In double-buffer operation, the OSD display does not need to be disabled before
the CPU updates the OSD data. The available OSD memory in frame buffer is typically
partitioned into two equal size buffers, with one buffer being displayed while the other is being
updated.
IV. Disassembly

DISASSEMBLY
IV. Disassembly
Disassembly Tulip

1. Place monitor face down on cushioned table.

Remove screws from the Stand.
Remove stand.

2. Remove the screws of rear-cover.

IV. Disassembly

3. Lift up the rear-cover

Remove the screws of IP board’s shield case

4. Remove the screws of main board’s shield case and main board
IV. Disassembly

5. Remove the screws power inlet and Side AV assy.

Lift up Left and Right speaker.

6. Remove the screws of Stand BKLT.

Lift up the Stand BKLT.
IV. Disassembly

7. Remove the screws of BKLT.

Lift up the BKLT.
8. Remove the screws of panel's BKLT and lift up the panel.

Another TULIP models are almost same to disassemble.

IV. Disassembly
Disassembly Of Bordeaux Plus
IV. Disassembly
IV. Disassembly
IV. Disassembly

Another Bordeaux Plus models are almost same to disassemble.

V. Trouble Shooting

TROUBLE
SHOOTING
V. Trouble Shooting

CONTENTS

I. Power Trouble Shooting

II. Analog Part

III. Digital Part

IV. Sound Part

V. Flow Chart & Waveforms

VI. White Balance

 V. Trouble Shooting
A) Power Trouble Shooting

Power part is composed of power board and main board(small power)

Check connectors between power board and main board

Check main board power output on the board

When you check main board power(small power IC), There are two types of
power IC. One is PWM type, another is regulator type. PWM type should
check after inductor. Regulator type should check on the output pin.

Check each Voltage output

Check After Inductor Check On Pin

1 PWM Type 2 Regulator Type

 V. Trouble Shooting
B) Analog Part

It is easy to check analog video signal than digital video signal

Use reference signal input ( EX. 16 Gray)

Check Signal Level and sync

Check Signal path until input of Video decoder

It ( Tuner → Switch → Video Decoder, AV Connecter → Switch → Video
is Decoder, Scart → Switch → Video Decoder )
e
a
s
y
t
o
c Gray Level
h
e
c
k
a
n H-sync
al 16 Gray Patten 16 Gray Wave Form
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vi
d
 V. Trouble Shooting
C) Digital Part
It is difficult to check digital video signal because of too fast and small signal

Check digital video signal, Use H-sync, V-sync and Clock for basic

Each digital video ICs connected with data line, H-sync, V-sync and Clock line

Check H-sync period, V-sync period, Clock period

If period is out of spec, Change the IC

It
is
di 1 Period(13.5MHz)
1 ff 1 Period(50Hz)
Period(15.63kHz)
ic
ul
t
t
o
c
h
e
c H-Sync V-Sync Clock
k
di This example is Normal PAL TV signal Sync and Clock
gi
t
V. Trouble Shooting
D) Sound Part

Sound block of Bordeaux is composed of Sound Processor, AMP, Speakers.

If there is no sound or sound noise ,Trace the sound path

( Input → Sound Processor → AMP → Speaker )

TUNER

VIDEO

S-VIDEO
STV
SOUND
SCART Sound SPEAKER
AMP
Processor
COMPONENT

PC

HDMI
V. Trouble Shooting
Entering Factory Mode
V. Trouble Shooting
How to Access Service Mode
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data - Calibration
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – Option Byte
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – White Balance
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – SVP-LX
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – SVP-LX
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – FBE2
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – MSP4440K
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – NTP3000
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – Submicom Download
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – Checksum
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – KS1410
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data – Dynamic Contrast
V. Trouble Shooting
Factory Data
EEPROM Acess Count
V. Trouble Shooting
White Balance (Calibration)
V. Trouble Shooting
White Balance (Adjustment)
V. Trouble Shooting
White Balance (Adjustment)
V. Trouble Shooting
White Balance (Adjustment)
V. Trouble Shooting
USB Download Method
ATTACHMENT
Color Performance Improvement for LCD-TV
 1. PVA , Image Quality Improvement from side view
1.1 Gamma Value in front direction
We can get better image quality from side view by increasing Gamma value
1.2 Lowering the panel retardation (∆ nd)
can reduce γ-distortion slightly
However it looses the luminance
Need to develop new Liquid Crystal with low ∆nd and compensation film.
❶
❷ ❺ ❹ ❸
ne
no ne 2 [ ∆nd (V )]eff
T ∞ sin π
Black
no
Gray
ne > no λ
State State

We already reduced the Dnd by reducing cell thickness and

Driving voltage

1.3 Study of new VA concept

 2. PVA , The factor to improve Gamma distortion
γ−Distortion
Image Quality as the viewing angle increase
120
정면
100 우측

80
대각 Side View
1.4
60
γ −Distortion
40

20
Front View
0
0 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64

Front View Side View 400

dn*d
변화율300
View1

retardation
he factors which affect image quality 200
View2
g-Value in normal direction. 100

Lowering Dnd of the panel.

0
-60 -30 0 30 60 90 120
-100
angle(radian)
Angle between View direction and
axis of Liquid crystal
We have defined the Side Viewing Image Quality Distortion Index of LCD

- ΔBi,j : Brightness difference

∆Bi , j ( front ) − ∆Bi , j ( side ) between i gray and j gray
VQDI = - < > : average in all cases of
∆Bi , j ( front )
i , j = 0 ~ 255
arbitrary i, j grays

B = 116(Y/Yn)1/3 - 16
100
S E C 3 2 in c h
90

80

70

60

50

40 0 °
1 5°
30 3 0
T r a n s m itta n c e ( % ) 4 5
20
6 0
10 7 5

0
D point 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
G ra y
3. Image Quality Change with the Gamma Value
Image quality from front view

Gamma: 2.6 Gamma: 2.0 Gamma: 1.0

Top View Side View

100 100
90 g=1.0 90 g=1.0
80 g=2.2 80 g=2.2
70 g=3.0 Luminance(%) 70 g=3.0
Luminance(%)

60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
0 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 0 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64
gray gray
 2.1 Half-tone Pixel (Two gamma mixing)

Data 1 Data 2 Pixel1

Gate 1
Sub-Domain 2

C lc 2 C s t2
C lc 1 C s t1 Pixel2
C cp

Sub-Domain 1

Gate 2

Pixel2 Pixel1
Vpixel2 = Vpixel1 * Ccp /
(Clc2 + Ctotal2)

Coupling Cap.
 40 gray 48 gray 56 gray 64 gray

Image greatly affected

by gamma distortion

Current panel S-PVA panel

Side Visibility Improvement in S-PVA panel

2.2 2-TFT

1H

제 1감 마 전 압

제 2감 마 전 압
V c om
Gate a

1/2H
Pixel-a TFT- a
Gate pulse

1/2H
Pixel-b
TFT- b
Gate b Gate pulse

Shielding Com
2.3 S-PVA : TT - Gate Pulse
 xvYCC definition (1)

xvYCC : Extended-gamut YCC color space for video applications

현재의 색 공간 (color space) 규격과의 호환성을 유지하면서
색 공간을 확대하는 규격

ITU-R BT. 709 xvYCC

미 정의

확대

현재 규격은 RGB 로 설정 Video Still image

신 규격은 YCbCr 로 설정
현재 규 ITU-R BT. 709 sRGB
격
新 규격 xvYCC sYCC
 xvYCC definition (2)

왜 YCbCr 로 규격을 ?? 기술 적으로는

Camera Contents/Player Y : 현재와 동일

Cb/Cr : 지금 사용하고 있지 않은 값을 이용해서 확대
254
240 8bit 경우

CCD / CMOS MPEG2 / H264

(JPEG) ITU-R BT.709 xvYCC

RGB YCbCr
16
1
ITU-R 709 로 변경하면
xvYCC 미 대응 TV 에 xvYCC 신호가 입력된 경우
일부 Color 가 Clipping 이 됨 .
: 15 이하 / 241 이상을 무시
 xvYCC Signal Flow

Y’ / G’ Y’ Y’ / G’ R’ R’
Input Post xvYCC Display
HDMI CB / B’ CB CB / B’ G’ FBE 2 G’
Capture Processing Decoding Panel
CR / R’ CR CR / R’ B’ B’

- Input decoding for xvYCC(scaler in)

- Post Processing out for xvYCC(scaler out)

Color conversion in xvYCC
Characteristic of HDMI 1.3 (1)
Characteristic of HDMI 1.3 (2)
Benefit of HDMI 1.3
Bandwidth of HDMI 1.3
Color Space of HDMI 1.3
 HDMI CEC

 HDMI CEC
DTV

Anynet STB Video

Audio
Anynet HDMI
HDMI Recorder
Anynet
Video
HDMI BD
Audio Player

Anynet HTS HDMI CEC 대응

AV 기기
Anynet v1 기기 DLNA PC

DLNA 기기

• Basic function
- auto play, reserved record, power auto Off