LCD Uses FRF To Achieve Stable Contrast And Low Profile

The LM4047, a low-profile display, uses flat-response-fluid (FRF) to provide stable contrast (without adjustment) over its operating-temperature range. The FRF also obviates the need for temperature compensation circuitry or manual adjustment of the...
Jan. 24, 2000

The LM4047, a low-profile display, uses flat-response-fluid (FRF) to provide stable contrast (without adjustment) over its operating-temperature range. The FRF also obviates the need for temperature compensation circuitry or manual adjustment of the contrast voltage commonly used on most LCD displays. This 2-by-16 alphanumeric LCD measures 74 by 19.5 mm and weighs 1.34 g (0.4 oz). It features 3-V DC or 5-V DC single-power-supply operation. Also, its operating temperature ranges from −20° to +70°C. In 1000-unit quantities, prices start under $9.

Densitron, 10430-2 Pioneer Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670; (562) 941-5000; fax (562) 941-5757; www.densitron.com.

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