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# NEC , #104PW161, #Other, #Other, 104PW161 104PW161 INVERTER for LCD MODULE104PW161 inverter for LCD (Liquid crystal display) modules is composed of a DC/
  • Category: Other
  • Manufacturer: NEC
  • Package Type: New Inverter
  • Date Code: 2017+
  • Available Qty: 267

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Sell 104PW161, # NEC #104PW161 New Stock, 104PW161 104PW161 INVERTER for LCD MODULE104PW161 inverter for LCD (Liquid crystal display) modules is composed of a DC/AC inversion circuit a luminance control circuit and a boosting transformer. The DC/AC inversion circuit inverts a direct current (DC) power supply into an altar current (AC) by the center-tap transmitter circuit that used transistors.;, #Other, #Other, #104PW161
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DC In/AC Out, Externally Communicated System
 
104PW161 inverter for LCD (Liquid crystal display) modules is composed of a DC/AC inversion circuit, a luminance control circuit and a boosting transformer.
The DC/AC inversion circuit inverts a direct current (DC) power supply into an altar current (AC) by  the center-tap transmitter circuit that used transistors.
The luminance control circuit can control the luminance of cold cathode lamps for LCD backlight unit. The boosting transformer is translated the low AC voltage that obtained from a DC/AC inversion circuit to the high AC voltage. Also the high AC voltage is outputted from a secondary side of the boosting transformer.
 
 
APPLICATIONS  104PW161
 
• High AC voltage generator of cold cathode fluorescent lamp for LCD
 
FEATURES
 
• Pulse width modulation circuit
• Alert circuit for malfunction
 
 
104PW161 INVERTER for LCD MODULE104PW161 inverter for LCD (Liquid crystal display) modules is composed of a DC/AC inversion circuit a luminance control circuit and a boosting transformer. The DC/AC inversion circuit inverts a direct current (DC) power supply into an altar current (AC) by the center-tap transmitter circuit that used transistors.

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