Electronicdesign 3878 Xl numericlcd
Electronicdesign 3878 Xl numericlcd
Electronicdesign 3878 Xl numericlcd
Electronicdesign 3878 Xl numericlcd
Electronicdesign 3878 Xl numericlcd

Numeric LCD Uses Little Power

Nov. 19, 2010
According to it makers, the PSX-ZDS-A is a near-zero power, three-digit numeric LCD module. With a typical quiescent current draw (static display) of less than 1 na, the component draws 5.0 na typical in continuous update mode.

According to its makers, the PSX-ZDS-A is a near-zero power, three-digit numeric LCD module. With a typical quiescent current draw (static display) of less than 1 na, the component draws 5.0 na typical in continuous update mode. It is as easy to implement in a design as standard LED status lights while providing more system feedback options. Each individual digit is controlled by a dedicated digital line and a voltage pulse to the digital line increments the digit. Duty cycling of input power to produce a flashing numeric display further reduces power consumption. Shipping in a standard 46 mm x 25 mm, panel-mount ready package, the PSX-ZDS-A is available with a six-pin Samtec 0.1” pitch female connector or with through-holes. Pricing starts at $9.55 each/1,000. ParasitX, llc, Norfolk, VA. (888) 511-5904.

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