DLP650LNIR：产品命名规则

Good afternoon, 

Here seems to be the translation to your question. 

"Why does DLP650LNIR target NIR (Near infrared), but there is an L in the name?", is this correct?

To answer your question, the L in DLP650LNIR refers to the resolution of the device. L signifies that this will be a WXGA based resolution.

Also, I wonder if posting in the China E2E forums will be more productive for you.

Best Regards,

Tristan Bottone

Hi ?? ?,

This is what TI's translation tool has output for me:

"Why is the DLP650LNIR for NIR (Near infrared), but there is an L in the name."

Is this correct?

If so, this is the naming convention we use for DMD ICs.

• All DMDs start with DLP followed by their diagonal size (0.65" = 65), then we have a reserved business unit spin (0 here)
  • This gives us DLP650 so far
• After that, we have a resolution. L refers to a WXGA part, which has a resolution of 1280x800 pixels
  • We now have DLP650L
• We then add what spectrum of light the DMD can be used with
  • DLP650LNIR
• Lastly, we will put the package designator
  • DLP650LNIRFYL

I hope this answers your question.

Regards,
Michael Ly