The 5082-7302 is a seven-segment display manufactured by Hewlett Packard (HP), now Keysight Technologies. This is a common anode display, often used for displaying numerical information in a variety of electronic devices. These displays were widely used in older equipment but are still applicable for certain applications where a simple, reliable, and easily readable display is needed.

Applications

• Digital clocks
• Multimeters
• Frequency counters
• Panel meters
• Industrial control panels

Features

• Seven-segment display for numerical representation
• Common anode configuration
• Red color emission (typical for these displays)
• Easy to interface with digital logic circuits
• Durable and reliable

Benefits

• Provides clear and easily readable numerical output
• Simple to integrate into existing electronic designs
• Low power consumption compared to other display technologies
• Long lifespan for reliable operation
• Cost-effective solution for basic numerical display needs

Technical Specifications

Specific technical specifications for the HP 5082-7302 seven-segment display are as follows:

• Display Type: Seven-Segment
• Anode/Cathode Type: Common Anode
• Digit Height: Typically 0.3 inch (7.62mm)
• Forward Voltage (Vf): Typically 2.0V (per segment)
• Forward Current (If): Typically 20mA (per segment)
• Luminous Intensity: Varies based on current, typically around 1-2 mcd per segment
• Wavelength: Typically 635nm (red)
• Package: DIP (Dual In-Line Package)
• Number of Pins: 10

The display is designed to be directly driven by logic circuits with appropriate current limiting resistors to protect the LEDs within each segment.