{{tag>collection_mcmaster vendor_bandai year_unknown foundry_unknown tech_unknown}}


====== PCB ======

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Above: LCD screen got a pinprick that allowed mold to grow?

Case front:
<code>
naNo
PUPPY
</code>

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Case back:
<code>
Mfg. by
Ying Leung
Intl. Ltd

No.40080
(C) 1997
Playmates Toys
</code>

====== LCD ======

Dot matrix

Text on screen:

<code>
DTL 16116
</code>

[[https://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/mcmaster_lcd_mit2x/|Map @ mit2x]]
    * [[https://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/single/playmates-toys_nano-puppy-40080_mcmaster_lcd_mit2x.jpg|Single]] (7773x7321, 6 MB)

If you use standard brightfield techniques the screen really isn't visible.  Usually a voltage is applied to rotate the light and the screen relies on polarizers to make the image dark.  Theoretically I could excite the screen and at least see the pixels and considered a few ways to do that.  To get the above image I used crossed polarizers and a bright light with the LCD on top of a white surface.  The LCD screen is much larger than a normal die so I used my largest usable objective (2x) which has a field of view on the order of 5 mm.

A better setup would be to cross polarizers and shoot through it to a camera.  This was just what I had lying around and it was small enough to fit on my microscope stage.

Possibly [[http://www.hantronix.com/files/data/127855239016116h2.pdf|HDM16116H-2]]

    * Looks to be wrong footprint
    * Suggests to use with HD44780

Maybe CRYSTALONICS CDM16116?

====== Die ======

[[http://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/mcmaster_lcd_mit2x/|Map @ mit2x]]

[[http://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/mcmaster_mz_mit20x_1/|Map @ mit20x 1]]

[[http://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/mcmaster_mz_mit20x_2/|Map @ mit20x 2]]

[[http://siliconpr0n.org/map/playmates-toys/nano-puppy-40080/mcmaster_mz_mit20x_4/|Map @ mit20x 4]]