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IZ6570 - CMOS DOT MATRIX LCD DRIVER

General Description

The IZ6570 family of dot matrix LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) drivers are designed for the display of characters and graphics.

The drivers generate LCD drive signals derived from bit mapped data stored in an internal RAM.

Key Features

  • CMOS LSI chips.
  • Connection with CPU Can be directly coupled with 80-port or 68-port system.
  • Available in chip form or in 100-pin plastic QFP.
  • Pin-to-Pin Replacement for SED1520 Series.
  • Many command set.
  • Total 80 (segment+common) drive sets.
  • Low power consumption - 30μW maximum at 2kHz external clock.
  • Power supply VDD - VSS : 2.4 to -5.5V VDD - V5 : 3.5 to -10.0V.

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Datasheet Details

Part number IZ6570
Manufacturer Integral
File Size 507.30 KB
Description CMOS DOT MATRIX LCD DRIVER
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CMOS DOT MATRIX LCD DRIVER IZ6570 FEATURES • CMOS LSI chips • Connection with CPU Can be directly coupled with 80-port or 68-port system • Available in chip form or in 100-pin plastic QFP • Pin-to-Pin Replacement for SED1520 Series • Many command set • Total 80 (segment+common) drive sets • Low power consumption - 30μW maximum at 2kHz external clock • Power supply VDD - VSS : 2.4 to -5.5V VDD - V5 : 3.5 to -10.0V DESCRIPTION The IZ6570 family of dot matrix LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) drivers are designed for the display of characters and graphics. The drivers generate LCD drive signals derived from bit mapped data stored in an internal RAM.