5 Jun
2002
5 Jun
'02
3:52 a.m.
Toth,
while looking for 7-segment displays more in general, I ran across a
data book that has some information about TI's TIL360 displays, which
seem to match your description of the outline (16pin dip, 1.02" long by
.4" wide, digit height .1"). The data book has a 1978 date, a bit older
than your chips.
Not the exact type, but this is what I have about the TIL360. YMMV, but
perhaps at least the pinout might be similar.
Common cathode type red LED, 1.65...2.0V, 10mA typ., .016mcd
Pin
1 C segments
2 NC
3 Character 2
4 D segments
5 Character 4
6 Character 6
7 E segments
8 Decimal Points
9 G segments
10 NC
11 Character 5
12 A segments
13 Character 3
14 Character 1
15 B segments
16 F segments
Tothwolf wrote:
I've got a couple Texas Instruments DIS1291's, and can't find a datasheet
for them. If anyone has a TI optoelectronics databook from around 1981 or
so and could put up a scan of the datasheet, I'd be most grateful. These
displays are made up of 6 tiny numeric displays in an extra long (20 pin
length, 1") 16 pin dip package.
-Toth
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Andreas Freiherr
Vishay Semiconductor GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany
http://www.vishay.com