China 1.54 inch IPS 240*240 SPI Manufacturers, Suppliers, Factory

With the increasing popularity of the Internet, all kinds of communication devices are becoming more and more popular among consumers, which leads to a sharp increase in the demand for data transmission. In addition, digital TV, high-definition TV, and color images all require higher bandwidth. Therefore, system design engineers must rely on analog technology to design circuit systems and support data transmission. Low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS for short) is one such analog technology that engineers can use to design mixed-signal systems. LVDS uses high-speed analog circuit technology to ensure that copper wires can support data transmission above gigabits.

Everyone knows that the working temperature of conventional TFT LCD screen is -20 to 70 degrees, the storage temperature is -30 to 80 degrees, and the working temperature of wide temperature TFT LCD screen is -30 to 85 degrees. In order to pursue a wider working temperature, some customers will test whether TFT LCD screen can work normally under extreme temperature. Many customers find that the words displayed on the LCD screen become very light when the temperature is very low, and the words become very dark when the temperature is very high. What's going on?

How MCU Drives LCD Screen and Design Considerations

The 2.0-inch 1U chassis TFT screen produced by Shenzhen Hongjia Technology Co., Ltd. has an outer size of 34.76mm*47.86mm, which can be perfectly installed in a 1U chassis. It has a resolution of 240*320, 4 high-brightness lights, IPS full viewing angle, supports SPI and MCU interfaces, and can be displayed horizontally. Customers are welcome to email for consultation.

Backlighting is used in small, light, flat-panel liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and other electronic devices that require backlighting, including handheld devices as small as the palm of your hand, and large-screen TVs. The goals of backlight design include low power consumption, ultra-thin, high brightness, uniform brightness, large area, and control of different width and narrow viewing angles. To achieve these challenging design goals with controlled cost and rapid implementation, computer-aided optical design tools must be used for design. This article introduces the characteristics of LightTools optical design and analysis software from ORA Company in the United States, which can be used to develop the most advanced backlight design applications today.

The product has a resolution of 240*320, supports SPI/MCU/RGB, has long-term supply, and supports small orders. Welcome to email for consultation.