SHARP LCD-200510_e.pdf

ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS 2005, 10

CONTENTS

Fundamental Orientation and Vision Concerning

the Environment ................................................................ 2

Power Ampliﬁers for Cordless Phones ................................. 41

LED Drivers .......................................................................... 42

Laser Diode Drivers .............................................................. 42

ICs for Cameras.................................................................... 42

Compandors ......................................................................... 42

ICs for Audio Equipment....................................................... 43

Power Supply Device

Power Supply ICs ................................................................. 8

Low Power-Loss Voltage Regulators.................................... 9

Surface Mount Type Low Power-Loss Voltage Regulators ... 10

Surface Mount Type Chopper Regulators

<Compact type>................................................................ 14

Chopper Regulators

<Compact type TO-220> ................................................... 15

AC adapters (Custom).......................................................... 16

Switching Power Supplies (Custom) .................................... 16

Switching Power Supply with Integrated High/Low Voltage

Circuit (Custom) ................................................................ 17

SMART CARD SYSTEMS

LSI Modules for Smart Cards ............................................... 44

Smart Cards ......................................................................... 44

Reader/Writer for Smart Cards............................................. 45

SDK (Software Development Kit) for Smart Cards ............... 45

SYSTEM LSIs

Special-function LSIs............................................................ 46

ARM RISC Core ASSPs for Mobile Equipment .................... 47

Start-up Kit for ARM Embedded Linux™.............................. 47

ARM Universal Microcontroller ............................................. 48

Development Environment for ARM Microprocessors .......... 49

IPs ........................................................................................ 50

TFT

CG Silicon CSTN

STN EL

PACKAGES

CSP ...................................................................................... 51

SiP (System in Package) ...................................................... 52

SOF ...................................................................................... 54

Sample Packages................................................................. 55

LCD, EL DISPLAY MODULE

LCD (Large Size) Modules ................................................... 18

LCD (Middle & Small Size) Modules .................................... 19

EL Display Modules.............................................................. 24

OPTO

FLASH MEMORIES/COMBINATION MEMORIES

HIGHLY FUNCTIONAL FLASH MEMORIES

OPTOELECTRONICS

Boot Block Type Page Mode Flash Memories...................... 25

Photocoupler Index Tree

.................................................... 56

STANDARD FLASH MEMORIES

Photocouplers

Symmetrical Block Type Page Mode Flash Memories ......... 27

Phototransistor Output....................................................... 57

OPIC Output ...................................................................... 61

SYSTEM-FLASH

LPC Interface System-Flash for PCs ................................... 27

FWH Interface System-Flash for PCs .................................. 27

Fast-Reprogramming System-Flash for

Digital Equipment .............................................................. 28

System-Flash for Amusement Products............................... 28

System-Flash for In-vehicle Use .......................................... 28

........................................... 65

Phototriac Couplers .............................................................. 66

.............................................. 68

Solid State Relays ................................................................ 69

............................................... 73

Photointerrupters <Transmissive type> ................................ 74

Photointerrupters <Reﬂective type> ..................................... 78

Photointerrupters for Speciﬁc Applications ........................... 81

Transmissive Type.............................................................. 81

Reﬂective Type................................................................... 83

COMBINATION MEMORYIES

............................................. 29

CMOS IMAGE SENSORS/CCDs

CMOS Camera Modules ...................................................... 31

CCD Camera Modules ......................................................... 32

Power Supply ICs for CCD Camera Modules....................... 32

CCDs.................................................................................... 33

CCD Peripheral ICs/LSIs...................................................... 34

................................................. 84

Phototransistors.................................................................... 85

Photodiode

LSIs FOR LCDs

PIN Photodiodes................................................................... 86

PSD (Position Sensitive Detector) ........................................ 86

Blue Sensitive Photodiodes .................................................. 86

For Notebook PCs, PC Monitors and LCD TVs.................... 36

For Mobile Equipment .......................................................... 37

For Cellular Phones.............................................................. 38

......................................................... 87

Laser Power Monitoring Photodiode

for Optical Disc System ..................................................... 87

PERIPHERAL ICs FOR LSIs FOR LCDs

Video Interface ICs for TFT-LCDs......................................... 40

Power Supply ICs for TFT-LCDs........................................... 40

Gray-scale ICs for TFT-LCDs ............................................... 40

.................................... 90

Infrared Emitting Diodes ....................................................... 91

.................................... 92

Distance Measuring Sensors................................................ 93

Wide Angle Sensors ............................................................. 94

GENERAL-PURPOSE ICs

Power Ampliﬁers for Wireless LAN....................................... 41

Phototriac Coupler Index Tree

Solid State Relay Index Tree

Photointerrupter Index Tree

Phototransistor Index Tree

OPIC Light Detectors

Infrared Emitting Diode Index Tree

Optical-Electric Sensor Index Tree

Paper Size Sensors.............................................................. 94

High-Precision Displacement Sensor................................... 95

Dust Sensor Units ............................................................... 95

Color Toner Concentration (Deposition Amount) Sensors ... 96

IR DEVICE

...................................................... 97

Fiber Optic Transmitters ....................................................... 98

Fiber Optic Receivers........................................................... 99

Transmission Device for Optic Fiber..................................... 100

Reception Device for Optic Fiber ......................................... 100

............ 128

Infrared Data Communication Devices ................................. 129

............. 131

IR Detecting Unit for Remote Control ................................... 132

LED

High-Luminosity LED Lamps................................................ 101

LED Lamps .......................................................................... 103

Dichromatic LED Lamps ...................................................... 105

High-Luminosity Chip LEDs ................................................. 106

Chip LEDs ............................................................................ 107

LEDs for Camera Data Back ................................................ 110

LED Drivers .......................................................................... 110

Device for Optical Discs

OPIC LIGHT DETECTORS .................................................. 134

Laser Diode Drivers .............................................................. 135

Laser Power Monitoring Photodiodes for

Optical Disc System .......................................................... 135

Laser Diodes ........................................................................ 136

Hologram Lasers .................................................................. 138

PCB

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD

LASER

Advanced Flex Printed Circuit Boards .................................. 140

Flexible Build-up Multilayer PCBs......................................... 141

Flexible Printed Circuit Boards ............................................. 142

LASER DIODE

Laser Diodes ........................................................................ 111

Hologram Lasers .................................................................. 113

UNIT

PICKUP

Slim combo drive pickup....................................................... 143

Ultra slim DVD-ROM drive pickup......................................... 143

Slim DVD-ROM drive pickup................................................. 143

DVD pickup for automotive use............................................. 143

RF COMPONENTS

Low Noise Blockdown Converter ......................................... 115

Digital DBS Front-End Units................................................. 117

DBS Front-End Unit for Analog Broadcasting ...................... 119

Terrestrial & DBS Combination Front-End............................ 120

Digital Terrestrial Front-End Unit .......................................... 121

Two-in-One RF Unit.............................................................. 122

Analog Terrestrial RF Front-End Unit ................................... 123

2.4 GHz Band Wireless Image Transmission Module .......... 125

Wireless LAN Card............................................................... 126

Wireless Mini PCI Module .................................................... 127

INDEX

................................................................................ 144

NOTICE

.............................................................................. 153

Infrared Data Communication Device Index Tree

Fiber Optics Index Tree

IR Detecting Unit for Remote Control Index Tree

Fundamental Orientation and Vision Concerning

In accordance with environmental guidelines established under the Basic Environmental Philosophy, the

Sharp Group Charter of Corporate Behavior, and the Sharp Code of Conduct * , Sharp is pursuing

environmental conservation in all aspects of its business activities. Since fiscal 2004, Sharp has raised its

mid-term objective of becoming an "environmentally advanced company" with the new corporate vision of

achieving "zero global warming impact by 2010." In future, the company will further strengthen its efforts in

environmental conservation.

Basic Environmental Philosophy

Creating an Environmentally Conscious Company with Sincerity and Creativity

The Sharp Group Charter of Corporate Behavior

Contribution to Conservation of the Global Environment

The Sharp Group will fulfill our responsibility for environmental conservation by promoting the creation

of proprietary technologies that contribute to protection of the global environment, and by carrying out

our product development and business activities in an environmentally conscious manner.

The Sharp Code of Conduct

Contribution to Conservation of the Global Environment

1. To Conserve the Environment:

2. To Develop Environmentally Conscious

Products and Services, and Conduct Our

Business Operations in an Environmentally

Conscious Manner:

We will comply with all applicable environmental laws, regulations

and territorial agreements, and work to practice efficient use and

conservation of resources and energy voluntarily, in the

recognition that environmental conservation is an essential facet

of corporate and individual pursuits.

We will ensure proper use and control of chemical substances in

our business activities including research, development and

manufacturing, meeting or exceeding levels determined by laws

and regulations.

We will engage in the active acquisition, reporting and promotion

of environmental information at an international level, as the

Sharp Group companies promote communication with

shareholders and local residents.

We understand the importance of internal company systems and

related details in acquiring third-party certification and

recertification of our ISO environmental management systems,

and we will conduct our business operations in accordance with

relevant internal guidelines.

We will engage positively in the minimization of resource use,

reduction in the size and weight of products, use of recycled

materials, and the development of long-lasting, energy-saving,

energy-creating products.

We will work to compile information related to harmful substances

that might damage the environment or human health, and will not,

as a matter of principle, make use of these harmful substances in

our products, services and business activities.

We will use recyclable materials wherever possible, with product

development focused as a matter of policy on structures that are

detachable or capable of dismantling, and suited to recycling.

We will work aggressively to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in

the full range of our business activities, in order to contribute to the

prevention of global warming.

We will work to conduct our business in such a way to select and

purchase materials that are harmless to the global environment, and

to local residents and employees, for the resources needed for

business activities (equipment, raw materials, subsidiary materials,

tools, etc.).

We realize that waste material is a valuable resource, and we will

actively conduct our business operations in such a way as to

maximize the 3Rs (reduce, recycle and reuse) and will contribute to

minimizing the amount of waste sent for permanent landfill disposal.

* The Sharp Group Charter of Corporate Behavior and the Sharp Code of Conduct were instituted in May 2005 as a revised edition of the preceding Sharp

Charter of Conduct (instituted in 2003). The section above is an excerpt from descriptions of Sharp's environmental conservation efforts.

For more information: http://sharp-world.com/corporate/eco/report/index.html

the Environment

Corporate Vision of Achieving "Zero Global Warming Impact by 2010"

In fiscal 2004, Sharp set a new corporate vision of becoming a company

that has zero global warming impact by 2010. This is a concept to limit to

the greatest extent possible the amount of the greenhouse gas

emissions resulting from Sharp's business activities around the world,

while at the same time, significantly increasing reductions in greenhouse

gas emissions based on the energy-creating effects of solar cells and

the energy-saving effects of new products manufactured by Sharp. The

idea is for the amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduced to exceed

the amount emitted by fiscal 2010.

Sharp's greenhouse gas emissions in fiscal 2004 were approximately

1.51 million t-CO 2 . At the same time, it is estimated that the solar cells

that Sharp produced over the 20 years up to 2003 generated

approximately 542 GWh *1 in fiscal 2004. This is equivalent to a reduction

in greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 0.24 million t-CO 2 *2 .

Million t-CO 2

Reductions surpass emissions

Greenhouse

gas

emissions

1.44

1.51

Greenhouse

gas

reductions

0.14

0.24

2003 2004

2010 (fiscal year)

*1 Calculation based on 521 MW, Sharp's total solar cell production over the 20 years

from 1984 to 2003. The figure 521 MW is based on data from the Optoelectronic

Industry and Technology Development Association for 1984 to 1988 and from PV

News for 1989 to 2003.

*2 Calculated using a CO 2 emission unit of 0.436 kg/kWh (fiscal 2003) at the receiving

end, announced by the Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan.

Note: The greenhouse gas reduction amount is a result of using

photovoltaic power generation and does not include the amount

reduced through the use of new energy-saving products.

Becoming an Environmentally Advanced Company

Developing unique environmental

technologies that contribute to

environmental conservation

Creating products and devices

with high environmental

performance

Sharp categorizes environmental

technologies in two aspects: 1)

technologies that contribute to global

environmental conservation and the

improvement of living environments, and

2) technologies that reduce the burden

on the environment. Sharp is also

promoting the development of unique

environmental technologies based on

five themes, including the prevention of

global warming, effective use of

resources and reduction of chemical

substances.

Developing

"Super Green"

Technologies

Creating

"Super Green"

Products

and Devices

Sharp upholds stricter-than-average

evaluation items and authorization

criteria to improve the environmental

performance of its products and

devices, thus endeavoring to create

Super Green Products and Super

Green Devices with extremely high

environmental performance.

Environmentally

Advanced

Company

Promoting

"Super Green"

Management

Enhancing environmental

sustainability management

Factories with high

environmental consciousness

Building

"Super Green"

Factories

Sharp is improving its levels of

environmental sustainability management

and employees' environment-

consciousness. We implement unique

measures, such as introducing and

expanding the Sharp Environmental

Management System (S-EMS),

strengthening compliance with

environmental directives, utilizing

environmental management accounting,

as well as promoting environmental

education and environmental social

contribution activities.

Sharp coexists in harmony with the natural

environment and earns the trust of the local

community through efforts that minimize

burdens on the environment. Such efforts

include the introduction of cogeneration

systems and photovoltaic power systems.

They also include the substitution of

greenhouse gases, the installation of

scrubbers to reduce damage from

greenhouse gases, the reduction and

recycling of waste into valuable material, the

reuse of wastewater and fluids, the

substitution of harmful chemicals, and more.

Note: Sharp certifies its products, devices and factories as "Super Green" based on

proprietary assessment criteria and certification standards established by Sharp.

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