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MSC1200-01 - 30-Bit Duplex Controller/Driver

General Description

The MSC1200-01/1200V-01 is a Bi-CMOS display driver for 1/2-duty vacuum fluorescent display tube.

This device consists of a 64-bit shift register, latches, an analog dimming circuit, a digital dimming circuit, a keyscan circuit, and drivers.

Key Features

  • Power supply voltage : 8V to 18V (built-in 5V regulator for logic).
  • Operating temperature range :.
  • 40°C to +85°C.
  • 30-segment driver outputs (IOH =.
  • 6mA at VOH = VDD.
  • 0.8V).
  • Built-in analog dimming circuit (PWM: 12.5% Max at 6-bit resolution).
  • Built-in digital dimming circuit (11-bit resolution).
  • Built-in 5 x 6 keyscan circuit.
  • Built-in RC oscillation circuit (external R and C).
  • Built-in power-on-res.

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FEDL1200V-03 FEDL1200V-03 This version: Sep. 2000 MSC1200-01/1200V-01 Previous version: Nov. 1997 www.DataSheet4U.com ¡ Semiconductor MSC1200-01/1200V-01 ¡ Semiconductor 30-Bit Duplex Controller/Driver with Digital/Analog Dimming and Keyscan Functions GENERAL DESCRIPTION The MSC1200-01/1200V-01 is a Bi-CMOS display driver for 1/2-duty vacuum fluorescent display tube. This device consists of a 64-bit shift register, latches, an analog dimming circuit, a digital dimming circuit, a keyscan circuit, and drivers. The interface with a microcomputer can be done only with four signal lines (CS, DATA I/O, CLOCK, and INT). Also, the DATA I/O and CLOCK signal lines can be shared with other peripherals by using the chip select function.