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Buffering Scheme Drives Large LCDs
By adding a buffer amplifier to each of the three common lines from a MAX7231 triplex LCD driver you can improve performance by eliminating "ghosting" and "shadow" segments in the display.
Martin Tomasz
Aug. 6, 1992
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