HLD : Display contents hold pin
Normally, this pin is set at high level. To hold display contents, this pin is set at low level. Connecting time constant circuit
to this pin makes it possible to hold display contents for a certain period of time at the time of FM/MW, LW band
selection.
Internal clock
A/F
HLD
.
2-7
BLK : Display blanking pin
Example of blanking misdisplay
at the time of application of power.
1 : High level (V
0 : Low level (V
Depending on C, R
Display contents hold
)
DD
)
SS
Threshold
voltage of
e
2-8.FMI, AMI : Local oscillation signal input pins
FMI — For FM: 0.7Vp-p input sensitivity
AMI — For MW, LW : 1.0Vp-p input sensitivity (V
0.5Vp-p input sensitivity (other than above)
.
A/F : FM/MW, LW select pin
2-9
FM— Pin open or high level
MW, LW — Low level
.
50 Hz : 50 Hz time base output pin
2-10
=8to10V,fIN= 0.5 to 0.9 MHz)
DD
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Hold time – time constant connected to HLD pin
To obtain 1-s hold time make time
constant connected to HLD pin 720 ms.
Note: time constant connected to HLD
pin must be 100 ms or more.
C = 2.2 µF
R = 470 kΩ
Hold time – ms
Time constant connected to HLD pin, (t = CR) – ms
I
DD–VDD
For FMI input : 18 MHz, 0.7Vp-p,
For AMI input : 3 MHz, 0.5Vp-p,
A/F=V
A/F=V
DD
SS
–mA
DD
Common conditions
Other pins open
For FMI input
For AMI input
Time constant connected to BLK pin − VDDrise time
If VDDrise time is 200 ms,
make time constant externally
Time constant connected
to BLK pin (t = CR) – ms
connected to BLK pin 200 ms
or more.
C=1µF
R = 200 kΩ
or more
VDDrise time – ms
IDD–Ta
For FMI input : 18 MHz, 0.7Vp-p, A/F = V
For AMI input : 3 MHz, 0.5Vp-p,A/F = V
DD
SS
–mA
DD
For FMI input
For AMI input
Current drain, I
Supply voltage, VDD–V
Vp-p – fIN1
Input amplitude – mVp-p
FMI input frequency, f
VDD–fIN1
Upper standard value. VDD= 15 V or more
–V
DD
1–Hz
IN
Current drain, I
Input amplitude – mVp-p
–V
DD
Common conditions
Other pins open
Ambient temperature, Ta –°C
Vp-p – fIN2
AMI input frequency, f
VDD–fIN2
Upper standard value
2–Hz
IN
Lower standard value
Supply voltage, V
FMI input frequency, fIN1 – MHz
Lower standard value
Supply voltage, V
AMI input frequency, fIN2 – MHz
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–V
t
HLD threshold voltage, V
– Ω
OUT
Vt–V
DD
Upper standard value
high-level threshold voltage
Lower standard value
low-level threshold voltage
Supply voltage, VDD–V
R
OUT–VDD
Segment outputs (IOL= 15 mA)
other than 5b&e, 1b&c, MHz
–V
t
BLK threshold voltage, V
Segment outputs other
than MHz, b&c, b&e
This data is in case of
flowing current to one
segment only.
–mA
OL
Vt–V
DD
Supply voltage, VDD–V
IOL–V
OL
Output current, I
Output impedance, R
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Segment outputs (IOL= 30 mA)
of 5b&e, 1b&c, MHz
Supply voltage, VDD–V
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Output voltage, VOL–V
This catalog provides information as of June, 1998. Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
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