SPECIFICATION

AGM 1602B-802

Atualizado em 31/07/2015

DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY

Version
00

DATE
Apr-13-2012

DESCRIPTION

CHANGED BY

First issue

AGM 1602B-802

CONTENTS
1. Functions & Features

4 1

2. Mechanical specifications

4 1

3. Block diagram

4 1

4. Dimensional Outline

5 2

5. Pin description

6 3

6. Maximum absolute limit

6 3

7. Electrical characteristics

7 4-6

8. Backlight characteristics

9 6

9. Electro-Optical characteristics

10 7

10. Control and display instruction

11 8

11. Font Characteristic

12 9

12. Precaution for using LCD/LCM

13 10-11

13. LCM test criteria

15 12-22

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1. FUNCTIONS & FEATURES

1.1. Format
1.2. LCD mode
1.3. Viewing direction
1.4. Driving scheme
1.5. Power supply voltage (VDD)
1.6. LCD driving voltage
1.7. Operation temp
1.8. Storage temp
1.9 RoHS standard

: 16x2 characters
: STN /Negative/Transmissive/Blue
: 6 oclock
: 1/16 Duty , 1/5 Bias
: 5.0V
: 4.35V (reference voltage)
: -20~70
: -30~80

2. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1. Module size
2.2. Viewing area
2.3. Character pitch
2.4. Character size
2.5. Dot pitch
2.6. Dot size
2.7. Weight

: 84.0mm(L)*44.0mm(W)*14.0 mm (H)
: 62.0 mm(L)*18.0mm(W)
: 3.55mm(L)*5.95mm(W)
: 2.95mm(L)*5.55mm(W)
: 0.60mm(L)*0.70mm(W)
: 0.55mm(L)*0.65mm(W)

: Approx.

3. BLOCK DIAGRAM

CONTROL DATA

DRIVE LSI

SPLC100B1(or compatible)
SEG

VSS
VDD
Vo
RS
E
R/W
DB0DB7
LEDA
LEDK

CONTROL
LSI
SPLC780D1-001A
or compatible

COM

LCD Panel

SEG

VDD(+5.0V)

LCD
MODULE

Vo
VR(0~20K)
VSS(0V)

30mA

Backlight

(Refer Voltage:5.0V)

Figure 1. Block diagram

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5
PROJECTION

MODULE NUMBER

DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING.

DWN: YZH

CHK:

APP:

APPROVALS

GENERAL TOL:

SHEET:

JAN-25-2010

DATE

UNIT
mm

OF
0.3

FIT

JAN-25-2010

SCALE:

DATE

DESCRIPTION
First issue

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PART NO:

REV

4.DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE

Figure 2. Dimensional outline

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5. PIN DESCRIPTION
No.
1-8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Symbol
DB7~DB0
E
R/W
RS
V0
VDD
VSS
LEDA
LEDK

Function
Data Bus line
Enable signal.
Read/write selection (H: Read , L: Write)
Register selection (H: Data register , L :Instruction register)
Power supply for LCD drive
Power supply for Logic(+5.0V)
Power ground (0V)
Power supply for Backlight( Current 30mA,reference voltage +5.0V)
Power supply for Backlight(0V)

6. MAXIMUM ABSOLUTE LIMIT

Item
Supply Voltage for Logic
Supply Voltage for LCD
Input Voltage
Supply Current for Backlight
Reverse Voltage for Backlight
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature

Symbol
VDD
V0
Vin
IF(Ta = 25C)
VR(Ta = 25C)
Top
Tst

MIN
-0.3
VDD-10.0
-0.3
-----20
-30

MAX
7.0
VDD+0.3
VDD+0.3
36
0.8
70
80

Unit
V
V
V
mA
V

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7. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
7.1 DC characteristics (VDD=4.5V-5.5V,TA=25)

7.2 AC characteristics(VDD=4.5V-5.5V,TA=25)
Write mode (writing data from MPU to SPLC780D1)

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Read mode (reading data from SPLC780D1 to MPU)

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Interface mode with LCD driver

8.BACK LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

LCD Module with Edge White LED Backlight
ELECTRICAL RATINGS
Ta = 25C
Item

Forward Voltage
Reverse Current
Luminous Intensity
(Without LCD )
Dominantwave length
Color

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

VF
IR
Lv

IF=30mA
VR=0.8V
IF=30mA

----375

4.0
20
500

-------

V
mA
Cd/m2

X/Y

IF=30mA

0.250.30
0.250.30
White

Note
When the temperature exceed 25, the approved current decrease rate for the Backlight change as
the temperature increase is: -0.36mA/(below 25, the current refer to constant, which would not
change with temperature ).

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9.ELECTRO-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS
( VDD=5.0V, Ta = 25C )
Item
Operating Voltage

Response time
Contrast
Viewing angle range

10

Symbol

Condition
Ta = -20C

Min
---

Typ
---

Max
---

Unit

Vop

Ta = 25C

4.0

4.35

4.7

Ta = 70C

---

---

---

------30
30
35
30

185
200
4
35
35
45
40

---------------

Tr
Tf
Cr
xx+
yy+

Ta = 25C
Ta = 25C
Cr2

ms
ms
--deg
deg
deg
deg

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10. CONTROL AND DISPLAY COMMAND

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11. FONT CHARACTERISTIC

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12. PRECAUTION FOR USING LCD/LCM

LCD/LCM is assembled and adjusted with a high degree of precision. Do not attempt to make any
alteration or modification. The followings should be noted.
General Precautions:
1. LCD panel is made of glass. Avoid excessive mechanical shock or applying strong pressure onto
the surface of display area.
2. The polarizer used on the display surface is easily scratched and damaged. Extreme care should
be taken when handling. To clean dust or dirt off the display surface, wipe gently with cotton, or
other soft material soaked with isoproply alcohol, ethyl alcohol or trichlorotriflorothane, do not
use water, ketone or aromatics and never scrub hard.
3. Do not tamper in any way with the tabs on the metal frame.
4. Do not make any modification on the PCB without consulting AGT.
5. When mounting a LCM, make sure that the PCB is not under any stress such as bending or
twisting. Elastomer contacts are very delicate and missing pixels could result from slight
dislocation of any of the elements.
6. Avoid pressing on the metal bezel, otherwise the elastomer connector could be deformed and
lose contact, resulting in missing pixels and also cause rainbow on the display.
7. Be careful not to touch or swallow liquid crystal that might leak from a damaged cell. Any liquid
crystal adheres to skin or clothes, wash it off immediately with soap and water.
Static Electricity Precautions:
1. CMOS-LSI is used for the module circuit; therefore operators should be grounded whenever
he/she comes into contact with the module.
2. Do not touch any of the conductive parts such as the LSI pads; the copper leads on the PCB and
the interface terminals with any parts of the human body.
3. Do not touch the connection terminals of the display with bare hand; it will cause disconnection
or defective insulation of terminals.
4. The modules should be kept in anti-static bags or other containers resistant to static for storage.
5. Only properly grounded soldering irons should be used.
6. If an electric screwdriver is used, it should be grounded and shielded to prevent sparks.
7. The normal static prevention measures should be observed for work clothes and working
benches.
8. Since dry air is inductive to static, a relative humidity of 50-60% is recommended.
Soldering Precautions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

13

Soldering should be performed only on the I/O terminals.

Use soldering irons with proper grounding and no leakage.
Soldering temperature: 270~300C
Soldering time: 2 to 3 second.
Use eutectic solder with resin flux filling.
If flux is used, the LCD surface should be protected to avoid
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7. Flux residue should be removed.

Operation Precautions:
1. The viewing angle can be adjusted by varying the LCD driving voltage Vo.
2. Since applied DC voltage causes electro-chemical reactions, which deteriorate the display, the
applied pulse waveform should be a symmetric waveform such that no DC component remains.
Be sure to use the specified operating voltage.
3. Driving voltage should be kept within specified range; excess voltage will shorten display life.
4. Response time increases with decrease in temperature.
5. Display color may be affected at temperatures above its operational range.
6. Keep the temperature within the specified range usage and storage. Excessive temperature
and humidity could cause polarization degradation, polarizer peel-off or generate bubbles.
7. For long-term storage over 40C is required, the relative humidity should be kept below 60%,
and avoid direct sunlight.
Limited Warranty
AGT LCDs and modules are not consumer products, but may be incorporated by AGT customers
into consumer products or components thereof, AGT does not warrant that its LCDs and
components are fit for any such particular purpose.
1. The liability of AGT is limited to repair or replacement on the terms set forth below. AGT will
not be responsible for any subsequent or consequential events or injury or damage to any
personnel or user including third party personnel and/or user. Unless otherwise agreed in writing
between AGT and the customer, AGT will only replace or repair any of its LCD which is found
defective electrically or visually when inspected in accordance with AGT general LCD
inspection standard . (Copies available on request)
2. No warranty can be granted if any of the precautions state in handling liquid crystal display
above has been disregarded. Broken glass, scratches on polarizer mechanical damages as well as
defects that are caused accelerated environment tests are excluded from warranty.
3. In returning the LCD/LCM, they must be properly packaged; there should be detailed description
of the failures or defect.

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13. LCM test criteria

1Objective
The LCM test criteria are set to formalize AGT quality standards with reference to those
of the customer for inspection, release and acceptance of finished LCM products in order to
guarantee the quality required by the customer.
2Scope
The criteria are applicable to all the LCM products manufactured by AGT, either supplied alone
or embedded in or integrated with other components.
3Inspection Apparatuses
Function testers, vernier calipers, microscopes, magnifiers, ESD wrist straps, finger cots, labels,
ovens for high-low temperature tests, refrigerators, constant voltage power supplyDC
desk lamps, etc.
4Sampling Plan and Reference Standards
4.1.1 According to GB/T 2828.1---2003/ISO2859-1:1999single sampling under formal
inspection and the general inspection level II applies.
Item of
Inspection
Cosmetic

Sampling Rate
II Single Sampling

Mechanical

N=3

Functional

II Single Sampling

AQL Assessment
MA=0.4 MI=1.5
C=0
MA=0.4 MI=1.5

4.1.2 GB/T 2828.1---2003/ISO2859-1:1999, sampling procedures and tables for batch inspection.
4.1.3 GB/T 1619.96 Test Methods for TN LCD.
4.1.4 GB/T 12848.91 General Specifications for STN LCD.
4.1.5 GB2421-89 Basic Environmental Test Procedures for Electrical and Electronic Products
4.1.6 IPC-A-610C Acceptance Condition for Electrical Assemblies.
5Inspection Conditions and Inspection Reference
5.1 Cosmetic inspection: shall be done normally at 255 of the ambient temperature and
4520%RH of relative humidity, under the ambient luminance greater than
300cd/cmand at the distance of 30cm apart between the inspectors eyes and
the LCD panel and normally in reflected light. For back-lit LCMs, cosmetic
inspection shall be done under the ambient luminance less than 100cd/cm with
the backlight on.

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5.2 The LCM shall be tested at the angle of 45, left and right, and 0-45, top and bottom (for
STN LCM, at 20-55.

45
45

5.3 Definition of VA
VAViewing area
Non-VANon-viewing area

5.4

Inspection

with naked eyesexclusive of the inspection of the physical

dimensions of defects carried out with magnifiers.

5.5

Electrical properties
Inspection with the test jigs against the product specifications or drawings; display
contents and parameters shall conform to those of the product specifications and the
display effect to the sample.

5.5.1 Test voltageV

5.5.1.1 (Determined) according to the operating instruction of test jigs assuming the external
circuit can be adjusted unless the customer otherwise specifies driving voltage(s).
(Display) effects are controlled within the specified range of voltage variation (If no
specific requirements, display effects are controlled at Vop = 9V or Vop 0.3V when
Vop is below 9V; if Vop is above 9V, display effects are controlled at Vop 0.3% at
least).For display products with the customer-specified fixed Vop, display effects are
controlled by adjusting the internal circuit; if necessary, acceptable limit samples shall
be built.
5.5.2 Current ConsumptionIrefer to approved product specifications or drawings.
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6Defects and Acceptance Standards

6.1 Dimensionsthe outline dimensions and the dimensions that could influence the assembly at
the customers side shall conform to those on the approved drawings.
6.2 Main Defects Functionality Tests:
No.

Item

6.2.1

Missing
Segments

6.2.3

No display
/Inaction

6.2.4

Mis-Display

6.2.5

Wrong
viewing
angle

6.2.6

Dim or Dark
Display

6.2.7

Slow
response

6.2.8

Extra
segments,
rows, or
columns

6.2.9

17

Description
Missing segments or dots caused by
broken contact(s), loose connection or
an internal open circuit.

MAJ

MIN

Acceptance
Criteria

Rejected

Rejected

Rejected

Rejected

Overall contrast is either too dark or too

dim under normal operation.

If out of the
voltage
tolerance,
Rejected

Local response time varies when LCM

is turned on or off.

Rejected

No segments, icons or graphics are

displayed when the LCM is connected
correctly.
Display pattern is deformed or
jumbled-up under the normal scanning
procedure.
When powered up, the viewing angle at
which the display is at its clearest is
different from the required viewing
angle or that of the approved samples. )

Icons, traces, rows or columns that

should not appear on the LCD screen
and caused by LCD panel misalignment
or insufficient corrosion.
Under the normal voltage, the contrast
Dim segment of vertical and horizontal segments is
uneven.

Refer to
dot/line
standard

Reject or refer
to samples

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6.2.10

6.2.11

PI
black/white
spots

Partial black and white spots visible

when changing display contents due to
defective PI layer.

Deformed patterns appearing when

LCD is turned on caused by missing
pinhole/white ITO.
spots

refer to the
spot/line
criteria for the
visible spots
when display
image remains
still; others OK.

refer to
spot/line
standard

Y
X

6.2.12

Pattern
distortion

6.2.13

High current

d = (X+Y)/2
Segment is either wider , narrower or
deformed than the specified, caused by
panel misalignment, resulting in
unwanted heave(s) or missing: |IaIb|1/4W(W is the normal width)

Acceptable

LCM current is larger than the designed

value.

6.3 LCD Visual Defects

6.3.1 Spot defect (defined within VA, spots out of VA do not count.)
Average diameter
Acceptable quantity
Defect
d
Spot defect
d0.2
3
black spot, foreign matter,

0.2<d0.25

0.25<d0.30

|Ia-Ib|>1/4W,
rejected

Rejected

MAJ

nick, scratches, including LC

mis-orientation.

6.3.2 Line defects (defined within VA; those out of VA do not count.)
Acceptable
Defect
Length(L)
Width(W)
quantity
line defects (scratches, linear
5.0
0.02
3
foreign matter)
3.0
0.03
3
3.0

0.05

MIN

MAJ

MIN

note 1.If the width is bigger than 0.1mm, it shall be treated as spot defect.
6.3.3 Polarizer air bubble (defined within VA; those out of VA do not count.)

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Average diameter
d

Defect
Polarizer air bubble,
Concave-Convex dot.
W

Acceptable
quantity

d0.3

0.3<d0.5

MAJ

MIN

0.5<d0.8

1
L d=(w+l)/2
6.3.4 Glass Damages (for LCMs without bezels and whose LCD edges exposed and for LCMs with
bezels, including COG and H/S LCMs)
No.

Item
Chip on lead

6.3.4.1

chip on corner(ITO lead)

6.3.4.2

Chip on sealed area (outer chip)

Acceptance Standard

MAJ

MIN

mm
X

1/8L

1/3W

Z
1/2t
Acceptable
2
quantity
When Y0.2mm, the length of X doesnt count; for chip
neither on lead nor through, when X1/10LY1/2W
max, it doesnt count.
mm
MAJ
MIN
Not entering
X
into frame and
not contacting
Y
with conductive

position
Z
t
Acceptable
2
Quantity
For chips on corners, refer to 6.3.4.3 and they must be out
of the frame epoxy. For chips on lead, refer to 6.3.4.1
mm
MAJ
MIN
X
Y

1/8 L
1/2H

z
1/2t
Accept
2
numbers
The standard for inner chip on sealed area is the same as
the standard for outer. For chip on the reverse of ITO
contact pad ledge, refer to 6.3.4.1 for chip on the reverse
of ITO contact pad ledge for the value of Y.
Notes: T=Glass Thickness, L=Length, H=Distance between LCD Edge to Inside Edge of LCD Frame
Epoxy and W=Width of Contact Pad Ledge.
6.3.4.3

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6.3.5 Others
No.

Item

Description

Newton
More than one color on the same LCD
Ring
6.3.5.1
panel or different colors on different LCDs
/Background
from the same batch.
color
6.3.5.2
LC Leakage
/
Missing
6.3.5.3
protective
/
film
6.4
Backlight
No.
6.4.1

MAJ

MIN

Acceptance
standard

Reject or refer
to limit
sample

Rejected

Item

Description

MAJ

Backlight
not
working,
wrong color

Rejected

MIN

Accept
standard
Rejected

When powered on, the LCD color differs

from that of the sample and is found after
testing not conforming to the drawing.
When powered on, the LCD brightness
differs from that of the sample and is found
Brightness
6.4.3
after testing not conforming to the drawing;
deviation
or if conforming to the drawing but
over30%.
When powered on, the LCD brightness is
Uneven
6.4.4
uneven on the same LCD and out of the
brightness
specification of the drawing.
Spot/line
Appearance of spot or line scratches on the
6.4.5
scratch
LCD when turned on.
6.5
Metal frame (Metal Bezel)
6.4.2

No.
6.5.1

6.5.2

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Color
deviation

Item
Material/sur
face
treatment
Tab twist
inconformit
y/ Tab not
twisted

Refer to
sample and
drawing

Refer to
sample and
drawing
Refer to
sample and
drawing
Refer to
6.3.1/6.3.2

MIN

Accept
standard

Description

MAJ

Metal frame/surface treatment do not conform

to the specifications.

Rejected

Wrong twist method or direction and twist tabs

are not twisted as required.

Rejected

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Oxidation on the surface of the metal bezel

the quantity of spot defect (chapped front
Oxidization, surface paint and substrate-exposing scratches)
0.8mm exceeds 3; the quantity of linear
chapped
defects with the length 5.0mm and width
paint,
6.5.3
0.05mm exceeds 2; the quantity of spot
discoloratio
n, dents, and defect (front dent, bubble, side surface
chapped paint and substrate-exposing
scratches
scratches)1.0mm exceeds 3; the quantity of
linear defects with the width 0.05mm
exceeds 3.
Burr(s) on metal bezel is so long as to get into
6.5.4
Burr
viewing area.
6.6
PCB/COB
No.

Item

6.6.1

Improper
Epoxy
Cover

6.6.2

PCB
cosmetic
defect

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Description
1. Contacts exposure within the white
circle for COB chip bonding.
2. The height of epoxy cover is out of the
product specifications and drawing.
3. The epoxy cover over the COB chip
exceeds the circle by more than 2mm in
diameter, which is the maximum
distance the epoxy cover is allowed to
exceed the circle.
4. Existence of obvious linear mark(s) or
chip-exposing pinhole on the epoxy
cover.
5. The pinhole diameter on the epoxy over
exceeds 0.25mm and there is foreign
matter in the pinhole.
1. Oxidized or contaminated gold fingers
on PCB.
2. Bubbles on PCB after reflow-soldering.
3. Exposure of conductive copper foil
caused by chapped or scratched solderresist coating.
For the conductive area of PCB repaired
with the solder resist coating material ,
the diameter of the repaired area on the
circuit must not exceed 1.3mm while for
the non-conductive area of PCB
repaired with the solder resist coating
material, the diameter must not exceed
2.6mm; the total number of repaired

MAJ

Rejected

Rejected

MIN

Accept
standard

Rejected

Rejected

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areas on PCB must be less than 10;

otherwise, the PCB must be rejected.
1. Components on PCB are not the same as
defined by drawing such as wrong,
excessive, missing, or mis-polarized
components. (The bias circuit of LCD
voltage or the backlight current limiting
resistance is not adjusted unless
specified by the customer.
Wrong or
2. The JUMP short on PCB shall conform
missing
6.6.3
to the mechanical drawing. If excessive
Components
or missing soldering occurs, the PCB
on PCB
shall be rejected.
3. For components particularly required by
the customer and specified in the
mechanical drawing and/or component
specifications, their specifications must
conform to those of the suppliers;
otherwise they shall be rejected.
6.7
SMT (Refer to IPC-A-610C if not specified)
No.
6.7.1
6.7.2

Item
Soldering
solder
defects
Solder
ball/splash

MIN

Accept
standard

Cold, false and missing soldering, solder

crack and insufficient solder dissolution.

Rejected

Solder ball/tin dross causing short at the

solder point.

Rejected

Rejected

Rejected

Reject

reject

MIN

Acceptance
standard

Description

MAJ

Floated or tilted DIP partskeypad

connectors.
The welded spot should be concave and
Solder
6.7.4
excessive or insufficient solder or solder
shape
burr on the welded spot must be rejected.
For the DIP type components, 0.5~2mm
component pin must be remained after
Component
cutting the soldered pin, and the solder
6.7.5
pin
surface should not be damaged nor should
exposure
the component pin is fully covered with
solder; otherwise rejected.
Caused by yellow-brown or black solder
Poor
6.7.6
flux or resin or the white mist at the solder
Appearance
point caused by PCB cleaning.
6.8
Heat Pressing (including H/SFPC, etc.
6.7.3

No.

22

DIP parts

Item

Rejected

Description

MAJ

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H/S or FPC
out of
specification

6.8.1

6.8.2

Dimensions
/position

6.8.3

Foreign
Matter in
Heat
pressure
area

6.8.4

Folds

6.9

Dimensions of heat compression material

should be within the specification of the
drawing and the contact of conductive
material should cover more than 1/2 of ITO,
PDA, etc and the dimensions of dislocation
shall be within the tolerance.
If foreign matter in conductive heat
compression area shall not cause short, it is
OK. If foreign matter in non-conductive
heat compression area does not exceed 50%
of the heat pressure area, it is OK.

Rejected

Acceptable

Acceptable

Refer to
limited
sample

MIN

Accept
standard

Connectors and other components

No.

6.9.1
6.9.2

6.9.3
6.10
No.

Item

Description

Out of
Specification
Position and
order

The specification of connector and other

components do not conform to the drawing.
Solder position and Pin# 1 should be in the
positions specified by the drawing.

Cosmetic

1. Flux on PCB components and pins.

2. The pin width of a PIN connector
exceeds of the specified pin width.

MAJ

Rejected

Rejected

Rejected

MIN

Accept
standard

Rejected

Rejected

General Appearance
Item

6.10.1

Connection
material

6.10.2

Defective
stiffener

23

Description
1. Damaged or contaminated FPC or
H/S gold fingers or FFC contacts.
2. Sharp folds on FPC, FFC, COF, H/S
(unless designed for).
3. Solder paste larger than 2/3 of pin
width on the gold finger of FPC and
PCB.
4. Pierced
or
folded
FPC/FFC
exceeding limit sample.
Stiffener not fully covering H/SFFCor
FPC and or not pasted on or glued on output
pins.

MAJ

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Smears, residual glue, finger prints, etc. on

the surface of finished LCMs; solder
spatters or solder balls on non-soldered
Surface dirt
area of PCB/COB.
Non-removed defect mark or label on
LCMs.
Assembly Smears or black spots found on LCMs after
black spot backlight or diffuser are assembled.
Product
Missing, unclear, incorrect, or misplaced
mark
part numbers and/or batch marks.
Packing being inconsistent with quantity
Inner
and part number on packing label,
packing
specifications or the customer order - either
short-packed or over-packed.

6.10.3

6.10.4
6.10.5
6.10.6

Rejected

Refer to 6.3.1

Rejected

Rejected

7Reliability test
Test item

Condition

Time(hrs)

High Storage Temp.

80C

120

High Operating Temp.

70C

120

Low Storage Temp.

- 30C

120

Low Operating Temp.

- 20C

120

Temp& Humidity Test

40C/ 90%RH

120

Acceptance standard

Functions and appearance are

qualified before and after test

- 30C 25C +80C

Storage Thermal Shock

(30 min 5 min 30min)

10 cycles

Notes Reliability tests shall be done as required by the customer if they inform AGT of their
special requirements when starting a project.
Storage test at high-low temperature and functionality test shall be done with reference to
the specified temperature range.
Test conditions shall be controlled at the permissible tolerance of 5.
8Packing
8.1 Product packing shall be checked and qualified in accordance with design requirements for
packing. The product packaging label shall bear not only product name, part number,
quantity, product date code but also QAs qualifying stamp for each production stage.
Incomplete or wrong label shall be unacceptable.

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8.2 When there are problems with packing safety conformity such as shock resistance, moisture
resistance, anti ESD and pressure resistance, packing shall be disqualified.
8.3 When confirmed and accepted by AGT, packing shall be inspected and released according to
the customers special requirements for packing.
8.4 RoHS and non-RoHS compliant products shall be labeled clearly and separately. Unless
otherwise specified by the customer, RoHS labels shall be used for all RoHS compliant
products.
9Others
9.1 Items not specified in this document or released on compromise should be inspected with
reference to the mutual agreement and limit samples.

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