The MIC10937 is a MOS/LSI general purpose display controller designed to drive segmented displays with 14 or 16 segments. It supports displays with up to 16 characters and provides internal ASCII character set decoding. The MIC10937 can directly drive displays that operate on 20mA of drive current up to 50V and is compatible with vacuum fluorescent or LED displays.
The MIC10937 is a MOS/LSI general-purpose alphanumeric display controller designed to interface with segmented displays, specifically vacuum fluorescent or LED types. It supports displays with up to 16 characters, each having 14 or 16 segments, and includes a built-in 64 x 16-bit PLA for ASCII character set decoding (uppercase only). The device drives displays directly with up to 20mA of drive current at voltages up to 50V, eliminating the need for external driver circuitry.
| Display Capacity | 16 characters |
|---|---|
| Segments per character | 14 or 16 segments |
| Max Data Rate | 66kHz |
| Drive Current | 20mA |
| Max Operating Voltage | 50V |
| Package Types | 40-pin DIP or 44-pin PLCC |
It supports vacuum fluorescent or LED displays.
No, no external driver circuitry is required for displays operating on 20mA at 50V.
The maximum data rate is up to 66kHz.