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KD3008-DF10A - Thick film thermal printhead

Key Features

  • 1) The use of a special partial glaze and the latest heating element structure, along with new high-density driver chips that can accept big current, has allowed ROHM to achieve print speeds of 200mm/s with using thermal history control, the fastest in its class. 2) One rank resistance value of 1000Ω ± 3% eliminates the inconvenience of rank selection. 3) The required driving voltage of 3.15 to 5.25V allows wide range of power supply voltage setting. This also allows multiple choice of electroni.

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Part number KD3008-DF10A
Manufacturer ROHM
File Size 89.33 KB
Description Thick film thermal printhead
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KD3008-DF10A Printheads Thick film thermal printhead (11.8 dots / mm) KD3008-DF10A Using its expertise in LSI technology, ROHM has developed new high density driver chips for use in the KD3008-DF10A . Capable of being employed for both thermal and thermal transfer printing, with a print speed of 200mm/s, the resulting print heads are the fastest in their class. The high-speed and high-density printing answers the needs of ATM, kiosk and ticket printing devices, which are increasingly being called upon to produce graphical output.