ROHM KD2002-CF10A Printhead Datasheet

This document is the user manual of KD2002-CF10A printhead, which introduces the application scenarios, features and characteristics, appearance size, pin definitions, etc. of the printhead


ROHM KD2002-CF10A Printhead Datasheet - cover page
Brand
ROHM
Category
Printer
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
151 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D18C5A61B969C6E1577E86D9F3E6398F

About this manual

The KD2002-CF10A is a compact printhead designed for POS, label, receipt and other general‑purpose printers. It features a 100 mm/s (CF series) or 150 mm/s (CG series) printing speed, high‑frequency clock control, and efficient energy consumption.

The document lists detailed electrical characteristics, pin assignments for connectors A and B, timing diagrams, and a full set of specifications such as effective printing width, dot pitch, maximum clock frequency, and operating temperature.

What's inside

  • Applications
  • Features
  • Dimensions
  • Equivalent circuit
  • Pin assignments
  • Timing chart
  • Characteristics
  • Electrical characteristic curves
  • Appendix

Specifications

Effective printing width54 mm
Dot pitch0.125 mm
Total dot number432 dots
Average resistance value (Rave)800 Ω
Applied voltage (Vi)24.0 V
Applied power (Po)0.64 W
Print cycle (SLT)1.25 ms
Pulse width (Ton)0.28 ms
Maximum dots energized simultaneously144 dots
Maximum clock frequency8 MHz
Maximum roller diameter14.0 mm
Running life / pulse life50 / 5×10⁷ km/pulses
Operating temperature0 to 50 °C

Frequently asked questions

What applications is the KD2002-CF10A suitable for?

It is used in POS printers, label printers, receipt printers, and general‑purpose compact printers.

What is the maximum clock frequency of the KD2002-CF10A?

The maximum clock frequency is 8 MHz.

What is the effective printing width of the KD2002-CF10A?

The effective printing width is 54 mm.

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