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MIC8030 - High-Voltage Display Driver

Description

The MIC8030 is a CMOS high voltage liquid crystal display driver.

Up to 38 segments can be driven from four CMOS level inputs (CLOCK, DATA IN, LOAD and CHIP SELECT).

The MIC8030 is rated at 50V.

Features

  • High Voltage Outputs capable of a driving up to 100 volt outputs from 5 to 15 volt logic.
  • Drives 30, 32, or 38 segments.
  • Cascadable.
  • On chip Oscillator or External Backplane Input.
  • CMOS construction for wide supply range and low power consumption.
  • Schmitt Triggers on all inputs.
  • CMOS, PMOS, and NMOS compatible.

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Part number MIC8030
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 62.57 KB
Description High-Voltage Display Driver
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MIC8030 Micrel MIC8030 High-Voltage Display Driver General Description The MIC8030 is a CMOS high voltage liquid crystal display driver. Up to 38 segments can be driven from four CMOS level inputs (CLOCK, DATA IN, LOAD and CHIP SELECT). The MIC8030 is rated at 50V. Data is loaded serially into a shift register, and transferred to latches which hold the data until new data is received. The backplane can be driven from external source, or the internal oscillator can be used. If the internal oscillator is used, the frequency of the backplane will be determined by an external resistor and capacitor. The oscillator need not be used if a DC output is desired.
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