DS Series Encoder/Decoder Module Data Guide
– – – –1415Encoder Typical ApplicationFigure 15 shows a circuit using the DS Series configured as a Holtek® encoder. This configuration matches
– – – –1617Recommended Pad LayoutThe DS Series encoder/decoder is implemented in a 28-pin Shrink Small Outline Package (28-SSOP). The recommen
– – – –1819ResourcesSupportFor technical support, product documentation, application notes, regulatory guidelines and software updates, visit
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– –1DescriptionThe DS Series encoder/decoder is ideal for remote control applications. It is used to transfer the status of up to eight buttons or
– – – –23DS Series Encoder/Decoder SpecificationsParameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Units NotesOperating Voltage VCC2.2 5.5 VDCE
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– – – –67Initial OperationOn power-up, the E/D_SEL line is tested to determine if the DS operates as an encoder or a decoder. If the line is h
– – – –89Holtek Data and Packet StructureThe Holtek® encoders and decoders have tri-state input lines. They recognize three distinct states: o
– – – –1011Example packets are shown in Figure 10 with all lines set in a specific state.Figure 11 shows the timings associated with the Holtek
– – – –1213Serial Data and Packet StructureThe serial protocol encodes the address and data lines as binary bits that follow logic low and log
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