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DN66 - An OLED bias supply

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Portable applications such as cell phones are becoming increasingly complex with more and more

Key Features

  • designed into every generation. One popular feature is to replace the STN sub display with an OLED sub display. OLED displays have infinite contrast ratio and are selfilluminating. This gives the handset manufacturer two key advantages, the first is lower power consumption and the second is a slimmer display. One disadvantage with OLED sub displays over LCD sub displays is the higher leakage current when not in use, which is the majority of the time. The way to overcome this issue is to disconne.

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www.DataSheet4U.com DN66 An OLED bias supply for a clamshell handset sub display Description Portable applications such as cell phones are becoming increasingly complex with more and more features designed into every generation. One popular feature is to replace the STN sub display with an OLED sub display. OLED displays have infinite contrast ratio and are selfilluminating. This gives the handset manufacturer two key advantages, the first is lower power consumption and the second is a slimmer display. One disadvantage with OLED sub displays over LCD sub displays is the higher leakage current when not in use, which is the majority of the time. The way to overcome this issue is to disconnect the OLED sub display when the handset is dormant.