Category: LCD/OLED/ePaper

Apart from the simple and fast development of graphics applications, a larger display has been added to the pool of benefits of working with 4D Systems displays. New 9” module with resistive or capacitive touch panel and with adapters for Raspberry Pi and Arduino. Intelligent...

adt-oled.com has released the XGA039 microdisplay which is a 0.39-inch silicon-based OLED microdisplay, with SXGA (1024 * 768) pixels resolution, high brightness (mono green screen brightness greater than 15,000 nits) and low power consumption. The detailed specifications are listed...

Apart from the simple and fast development of graphics applications, a larger display has been added to the pool of benefits of working with 4D Systems displays. New 9” module with resistive or capacitive touch panel and with adapters for Raspberry Pi and Arduino. Intelligent...

Pervasive Displays' intelligent monochrome e-paper with integrated timing controller, SPI, and 140 dpi glare-free display Pervasive Displays' e-paper technology offers a high level of readability under a wide range of lighting conditions. This Aurora Mb 1.54 inch monochrome...

This is a tiny 1.09" 64x128 Monochrome Graphic OLED Display Module with SPI interface, sold for 9.99 USD. Specifications: 1.09" 64 X 128 Pixel Interface: 4-Wire Serial SPI Drive IC: CH1115 (Compatible SSD1306) Display Colors：White Graphic OLED Drive...

FRAMOS, a global partner for vision technologies, now offers the new ECX335S microdisplay series from Sony Semiconductor Solutions. Featuring outstanding brightness, contrast and resolution plus a wide viewing angle, this solution is suited to the fast-growing market of augmented...

SEGGER has released AppWizard, presenting engineers with a powerful new tool for creating complete, ready-to-run applications for the company’s popular emWin embedded graphics library. AppWizard is intuitive to operate and comes with its own built-in resource management capabilities....

Electronic paper — a.k.a. e-paper — is an unusual type of display. Once a picture (or text) is displayed, no further energy is required to maintain the display. Energy is only required to change the display. This is very useful in applications where the amount of available energy is...