ST7628 LCD display driver library

The ST7628 display controller is supported by the RAMTEX S6D0129 display driver library package.
Full GUI display driver C source code. Processor and C compiler independent.

ST7628 display controller characteristics

Below is a brief introduction to the main characteristics for the ST7628 RGB display controller (seen from a software driver design viewpoint).

For information about the ST7628 driver software support please go to the library description.

ST7628 device type

  • COG RGB color display controller for use in small embedded systems with on-chip frame buffer and LCD screen driver.
  • The ST7628 supports LCD screens with a size up to 98 x 70 pixels (WxH)
  • On-chip LCD driver with voltage generator and software controlled contrast regulation.

Frame buffer

  • RGB pixel resolution (bits per pixel): 16-bit.
  • ST7628 frame buffer organization: 98 RGB pixels on scan line, 70 lines.

Processor interfaces on ST7628

  • ST7628 parallel bus interface
    • Parallel bus types: 8080 bus type and 6800 bus type
    • Parallel bus size: 8-bit, 16-bit.
    • Addressing concept: Indexed bus interface (1 chip select pin + 1 address bit pin (Data/Command))
  • Serial bus interfaces on ST7628
    • SPI bus: 4-wire: /CS, DC, SDIN, SCLK.
    • SPI bus: 3-wire: /CS, SDIN, SCLK. SPI-3 uses a 9 bit byte frame where first bit is DC
  • The bus interfaces are all supported by the ST7628 display driver software package.

Special ST7628 hardware features:

  • 0-180, 90-270 degree frame buffer rotation with hardware support. Portrait mode, landscape mode.
  • Software controlled intensity regulation.
  • Full driver software support.

Display controller vendor

  • Sitronix Technology Corp. https://www.sitronix.com.tw

Seeking a display controller equivalent to ST7628?

Check these:

HX8325 HX8347 HX8352 HX8353 HX8367 ILI9340 ILI9341 ILI9163 NT39122 SPFD54126 SSD1355 ST7715 ST7735 ST7773 ST7789

These display controllers have similar internal configuration and graphic rendering features.
The differences are primarily related to display screen sizes or available bus interface types.