Hi,
I have some questions below.
1) What happened when we use Capacitor < 4.7 uF (e.g. 1 uF)?
2) What kind of damage if we on charge pump LCDCPEN = 1 without capacitor?
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Hi,
I have some questions below.
1) What happened when we use Capacitor < 4.7 uF (e.g. 1 uF)?
2) What kind of damage if we on charge pump LCDCPEN = 1 without capacitor?
Hi Tink,
I recommend following the datasheet specification for the capacitor value as the minimum value is 4.7uF and the maximum value is 10uF.
The internals were created to work with those capacitor values so any other value could potentially cause indeterministic damage. You could either damage the pin or the internals to the part itself.
Regards,
Luke
Hi Luke,
Is it ok to use a minimum capacitor value of 4.7uF (not sure because of tolerance)?
Do I need to choose a capacitor value higher than 4.7 uF to guarantee a minimum value > 4.7 uF (with tolerance)?
Hi Tink,
I would recommend using a capacitor to guarantee a minimum value of 4.7uF with tolerance.
Regards,
Luke
Hi Luke,
what happened if using capacitor a little bit lower than 4.7 uF. (e.g. 3.0 uF ~ 4.6 uF)?
e.g. the LCD module can damage after long time operating or somethings?
I have a test with a 1 uF capacitor.
After 48 hours, the LCD module will shut down with the LCDNOCAPIFG flag set.
I think if I use a capacitor slightly below 4.7 uF
(e.g. 4.7uF - 10%) The LCD module may turn off or be damaged after several days of use, is that correct?
Could i know about what mechanism the MCU detect capacitance and then set LCDNOCAPIFG?
Hi Tink,
I'll have to get back to you on Monday with information that I might be able to share.
Regards,
Luke
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