Erasable and programmable seven segment display driver

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Segmented display elements

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053962591

ABSTRACT:
An erasable and programmable seven segment display driver includes an oscillator, a signal source selector, a column address generator, a row address generator, a common signal driver, a segment signal driver, an EPROM array, and a seven segment display. A set of preset numerical data is stored in the EPROM memory array for display. The data stored in the memory is programmable and erasable, so numerical data can be reprogrammable in accordance with any desired display data. It is possible to lower the cost and enhance the usability and convenience of the display driver.

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