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| Hewlett-Packard 5082-7400 Series LED Displays (5082-7415,5082-7412,5082-7432) | |
| Written by AnubisTTP on 2008-02-03 |
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Devices included in this entry:
Hewlett-Packard 5082-7433 (12-pin 3 digit red epoxy DIP; pictured in thumbnail)
Hewlett-Packard 5082-7415 (14-pin 5 digit red epoxy DIP)
Hewlett-Packard 5082-7412 (12-pin 3 digit red epoxy DIP)
Hewlett-Packard 5082-7432 (12-pin 2 digit red epoxy DIP)
Hewlett-Packard manufactured a number of early DIP single die LED displays for use in handheld calculators, designed to be mounted in larger linear arrays. The HP 5082-7433 is a three-digit, seven-segment red LED display, which is compatible with the Litronix DL3xx series shown above, as well as other similar displays. The -7433 is not intelligent; control must be furnished entirely with external driver circuitry.
The 5082-7415 is the five digit version of the -7433, and is otherwise electrically similar. The 5082-7432 is a strange two-digit version of the 7433, enclosed in a truncated 3-digit epoxy package with only two of the digits have dies installed. The -7412 is a similar device - a 12 pin, four digit package with only the three rightmost digits populated with dies.
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HP 5082-7433 multiple digit LED display.
HP 5082-7430 assembly with three -7433 displays stacked horizontally, for use as a pocket calculator display.
HP 5082-7415 five digit LED display. The -7415 is among the most famous of all HP LED displays, as it was used to construct the 15-digit arrays found in all first-generation HP handheld calculators.
HP 5082-7432 two digit LED display. Note the unusual truncated 3-digit enclosure.
HP 5082-7412 thee digit LED display. Though this package was designed to carry four dies, only three of the digit positions have been populated.
An advertisement for a related device, the HP 5082-7405.
HP 5082-7433 multiple digit LED display.
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