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HV5530 - 32-Channel Serial to Parallel Converter

Description

The HV5530 is a low-voltage serial to high-voltage parallel converter with open drain outputs.

This device has been designed for use as a driver for AC-electroluminescent displays.

Features

  • Processed with HVCMOS® technology.
  • Sink current minimum 100mA.
  • Shift register speed 8.0MHz.
  • Polarity and Blanking inputs.
  • CMOS compatible inputs.
  • Forward and reverse shifting options.
  • Diode to VPP allows efficient power recovery General.

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Part number HV5530
Manufacturer Supertex Inc
File Size 423.52 KB
Description 32-Channel Serial to Parallel Converter
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Supertex inc. 32-Channel Serial to Parallel Converter With Open Drain Outputs HV5530 Features ►►Processed with HVCMOS® technology ►►Sink current minimum 100mA ►►Shift register speed 8.0MHz ►►Polarity and Blanking inputs ►►CMOS compatible inputs ►►Forward and reverse shifting options ►►Diode to VPP allows efficient power recovery General Description The HV5530 is a low-voltage serial to high-voltage parallel converter with open drain outputs. This device has been designed for use as a driver for AC-electroluminescent displays. It can also be used in any application requiring multiple output high voltage current sinking capabilities such as driving inkjet and electrostatic print heads, plasma panels, vacuum fluorescent, or large matrix LCD displays.
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