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10957 - Alphanumeric Display Controller

Download the 10957 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the 10937 variant, as both devices belong to the same alphanumeric display controller family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The 10937 and 10957 Alphanumeric Display Controllers, two of the Rockwell Intelligent Display Controller products, are MaS/LSI general purpose display controllers designed to interface to segmented displays (vacuum fluorescent, or LED).

Key Features

  • 16 character display driver with decimal point and comma tail.
  • 14 or 16 segment drivers.
  • Up to 66 kH.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (10937-Rockwell.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number 10957
Manufacturer Rockwell
File Size 439.15 KB
Description Alphanumeric Display Controller
Datasheet download datasheet 10957 Datasheet

Other Datasheets by Rockwell

Part Number Description
10951 Bargraph and Numeric Display Controller
10955 Segmented Display Controller/Driver
10937 Alphanumeric Display Controller
10938 Dot Matrix Display Controller
10939 Dot Matrix Display Controller
10941 Alphanumeric and Bargraph Display Controller
10942 Dot Matrix Display Controller
10943 Dot Matrix Display Controller

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'1'Rockwell 10937 • 10957 10937 and 10957 Alphanumeric Display Controller DESCRIPTION The 10937 and 10957 Alphanumeric Display Controllers, two of the Rockwell Intelligent Display Controller products, are MaS/LSI general purpose display controllers designed to interface to segmented displays (vacuum fluorescent, or LED). The 10937 or 10957 will drive displays with up to 16 characters with 14 or 16 segments plus a decimal point and comma tail. Segment decoding within each device provides for the ASCII character set (upper case only). No external drive circuitry is required for displays that operate on 20 ma of drive current up to 50 volts. A 16 x 64-bit segment decoder provides internal ASCII character set decoding for the display.