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The segments of each display digit correspond electrically to CATHODES; that is, they require a NEGATIVE drive voltage for
operation, and each display digit connection (which are CLEAR conductors deposited on the TOP glass of the display sandwich) can
be thought of as the ANODE, driven by a POSITIVE drive signal. These drive voltages are typically on the order of +90v DC for the
digits (Anodes) and -700v DC for segments (Cathodes).
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Each Segment Drive is shown lit below in each Digit (Character) for demonstration of the segment position within the Digit.
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