Leadis Technology Debuts LDS535

Leadis Technology, an analog and mixed-signal semiconductor developer of LCD display drivers, power management ICs, white/RGB LED drivers, audio ICs and touch controllers for mobile consumer electronic devices, announced sample availability of the LDS535, a 480 channel, one billion-color Amoled source driver IC.

The device has CMOS data and RSDS (Reduced Swing Differential Signaling) interface and also incorporates features such as 10 bits gray level capability, VDD power regulator and RGB Separate Gamma, the company said.

The LDS535 is targeted at mid-sized Amoled displays supporting WQVGA to SVGA resolution with CMOS data interface. The features of the LDS535 make it an ideal solution for devices requiring vivid color display with low power consumption, such as PMP, DMB, electronic dictionary and other home applications, according to the company.

"With this Amoled driver we are extending a leadership position in the existing Amoled mobile display market to the emerging variable portable electronics products market," said Keeho Kim, GM of the Display Driver Business Unit at Leadis. "This is the first of many products that we are developing for the mid-size Amoled display market."

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