The LC898113-TBM-H and LC898113RA-WH (referred to collectively as the LC898113 in this data sheet) are devices integrating digital gyro interface, gyro filter, stepping motor control circuit, and motor driver functions needed to implement an image stabilization system using stepping motors. These functions make it possible to build a system using a minimal software program that enables the host microcontroller to turn image stabilization on and off, for example. The gyro filter coefficients may be set to any values by the host microcontroller, making it possible to build filter circuits optimized for the system. The LC898113 integrates a signal determination circuit for pan/tilt processing and a filter circuit, enabling implementation of a variety of processing in response to camera movements. The LC898113 integrates four saturation-drive H-bridge channels for stepping motor drive, and PWM drive with 1-2-phase control to 8W1-2-phase control is supported. Also integrated are a photo sensor drive circuit for control object position detection (for example, a CMOS sensor), a position determination circuit, and a circuit for moving to the optical center based on the results from the preceding circuits. Thus, the host microcontroller can specify detection start and the LC898113 will automatically move the control object to the initial position. Both SPI and I
C are supported as serial interfaces for communication with the host microcontroller. This allows the customer to choose based on the specifications of the host microcontroller. The I
C interface also supports a 1.8 V interface.

• Serial interface
• SPI (mode0, mode3)
• I
• C (F/S mode)
• Selection with MODE0 pin
• Built in Gyro filter
• Digital Gyro Support
• Built in Digital Gyro I/F for each manufacturer
• Stepping motor drive mode
• 1-2 phase
• W1-2 phase
• 2W1-2 phase
• 4W1-2 phase
• 8W1-2 phase
• Stepping motor driver integrated in an MCP
• Saturation driven H bridge 4ch
• Built in thermal protection circuit
• Built in low voltage malfunction prevention circuit
• Built in transistor for photo sensor drive
• Two driver power supplies (VM : for motor, VCC : for others)
• Operation Clock
• Clock generated from built in oscillation amplifier
• Clock input directly from CLKIN pin
• Selection with MODE1 pin
• Power supply voltage (Typical voltage)
• Logic LSI : Pin 3.3V, Inside 1.8V (External supply required)
• Driver LSI : VM 5.0V, V
• 3.3V