Tag: display

Pervasive Displays (PDi) has announced a new wide operating temperature range for its Spectra e-paper displays (EPDs). The Spectra range comprises 12 EPD modules with size options from 1.54 to 12.2”. These small, low power, active-matrix EPDs can now operate from zero to +40°C...

DISPLAY VISIONS' EA-DOGS102 series graphic LCDs are available in an FSTN positive transflective, STN negative transmissive, and FSTN positive reflective version. These displays have a 2.54 mm pitch and can be soldered directly or plugged into socket strips. Therefore, cumbersome gluing...

E-paper displays need no introductions. They are E-paper displays are fantastic displays, especially for low power applications. However, one shortcoming these displays have is their monochrome black and white nature which literally takes the color out of the things displayed. Some new...

Fonts sourcing/creation, usage and management, are some of the major challenges firmware developers face with projects where the display (TFTs, Epaper displays, etc.), is a critical element of the project's performance. From access to clear and good looking fonts to managing the size of...

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...

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...

An intelligent 7-Segment display based on Padauk MCU: Time for another project with a super-low-cost microcontroller. But what to design? Ever since seeing a project where a $0.03 MCU controls $40 worth of intelligent RGB LEDs, I have been wondering whether this is the right place to...

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...