
Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "LCD driver",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Backlight power savings are all in the maths from
MagnaChip Semiconductor, which we summarised at the time by saying "Algorithm can reduce the luminance of LCD backlights by up to 50% through the analysis of the image data in LCD driver chips and the related adjustment of power consumption rates in
the LED drivers".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release LCD controller maps out many languages from
RAiO Technology: "The RA8816 is a dot-matrix LCD driver that supports both character and graphics modes".
In December 2007, we covered the news from Oki Electric
concerning its Power management LSIs
- take a look at Power management devices cut consumption
which says: "LDO provides power consumption of 50-100nA in standby mode and 3-12uA in no-load mode - an 80-90% reduction in power consumption compared with the industry standard".
Take a look also at the news release from Cypress Semiconductor, Tool simplifies embedded design,
as well as ATE system puts display drivers in the picture from Advantest (Europe),
and Microcontrollers cut costs and power for metering from Texas Instruments (April 2006-).
See also:
Self-regulating LCD brightness - easy as ABC
(March 2007)
Novel 2.1in LCD panel for high-end mobile devices provides quarter-VGA resolution and comes equipped with sensors designed to adjust brightness to optimise ambient lighting
LCD driver transmits data at 220Mbit/s
(March 2007)
LCD driver chip using MDDI technology can shift data from parallel to serial between the mobile phone modem and LCD panel
Column driver chips for large-format LCD screens
(March 2007)
Column-driver ICs will help drive acceptance of LCDs in large-format high-definition TVs
LCD driver chips set for 140 countries
(March 2007)
Distribution deal for LCD driver products covers 140 countries
HVMOS device model verifies display driver ICs
(January 2007)
Novatek has successfully verified several designs using the Synopsys NanoSim FastSpice simulator with the newly available, built-in HSpice high-voltage MOS (HVMOS) device model
Microcontrollers in embedded action
(January 2007)
Visitors to the Embedded World 2007 Exhibition and Conference in Nuremberg will be able to see Toshiba Electronics Europe's latest microcontrollers
Microcontrollers feature faster Flash programming
(December 2006)
Toshiba has expanded its embedded Flash microcontroller product line with two new 16bit MCUs and a new 32bit MCU based on SuperFlash technology
SoCs package all electricity metering functions
(October 2006)
Single-chip energy meter ICs combine intelligent battery management with innovative signal processing technology to address the need of the world's electricity markets
MCU is made for automotive instruments
(October 2006)
A 16bit microcontroller is designed for the next wave in automotive instrumentation clusters
Korean chipmaker licenses driver technology
(June 2006)
Tomato LSI is to produce the world's smallest single-chip driver solution for amorphous silicon TFT PenTile VGA display panels after licensing PenTile RGBW technology from Clairvoyante
MCU combines Flash, LCD drive and IGBT control
(September 2005)
Toshiba Electronics Europe has extended its range of high-performance 8bit CMOS microcontrollers with a device that combines Flash memory, on-chip LCD driver and IGBT control timer
Microcontrollers gain parallel programmer support
(August 2005)
Industry standard microcontrollers from Goal Semiconductor are now supported by a variety of third party parallel programmers
8bit MCUs eat into consumer applications
(August 2005)
The L Line (78K0/Lx2) series is the latest addition to the broad range of 8bit microcontrollers from NEC Electronics Corp
Semiconductor support in Bangalore
(July 2005)
Oki Semiconductor Singapore has set up a branch office in Bangalore, Karnataka to enhance its customer support and marketing activities for its semiconductor business
LCD controller/driver supports MDDI standard
(July 2005)
A new single chip QVGA LCD controller/driver has a 16.77 million colour display capability and supports the Mobile Display Digital Interface high-speed serial interface standard
Frugal 4bit micro arrives on time
(June 2005)
The S1C63708 is an ultra-low-power 4bit microcomputer ideal for use in watches and clocks
8051-based MCUs are all RoHS-compliant
(June 2005)
All Flash 8051-based microcontrollers from Goal Semiconductor are now RoHS-compliant
Frugal MCU saves power for watch-sized radar
(April 2005)
Sonic Instruments has designed its new watch-sized radar speed system using ultra-low-power microcontroller, DSP and analogue technologies from Texas Instruments
Microcontroller is complete signal chain on a chip
(April 2005)
The MSP430F42x0 generation of microcontrollers is billed as the industry's first low cost, signal-chain-on-a-chip MCU solution for high precision sensing and measurement applications
High voltage modelling aids LCD driver design
(February 2005)
Oki has standardised on the new HSpice high voltage MOS model for the design of its LCD television driver SoCs
Acquisition to boost Oki's TFT driver dominance
(February 2005)
Oki Electric has signed a contract to acquire the driver chip business for large TFT LCDs from Texas Instruments Japan
LCD controller-driver goes bigger than QVGA
(February 2005)
The R63400 single-chip LCD controller-driver supports a resolution of 240 x 360 pixel, larger than QVGA, and display of 256K colours
MCU takes Flash and LCD drive onboard
(November 2004)
A new 8bit Flash microcontroller will suit applications ranging from home appliances to EPOS systems and industrial control equipment
Filter cleans up handheld displays
(November 2004)
A new EMI filter for LCD driver lines will be used in mobile, computing and consumer applications that are subject to increasing interference from wireless applications
MCUs in drive for budget display applications
(October 2004)
Eight new members of the PIC microcontroller family feature integrated liquid-crystal display (LCD) drivers
Microcontroller takes more onboard
(October 2004)
Toshiba's latest 8bit MCU is ideal for portable and other space-limited applications that demand minimum component count, flexible configuration and high-performance, low-power operation
Dialog maintains 30% growth
(October 2004)
Dialog Semiconductor has reported sales of Eur 31.6 million for the third quarter of 2004, a sequential increase of 4% over Q2 2004, and a 36% increase compared with Eur 23.2 million for Q3 of 2003
Convertor SoC is single-chip metering solution
(June 2004)
The XE88LC02 ZoomingADC is billed as the world's most versatile single-chip acquisition chain
Colour display drivers target wireless handsets
(February 2004)
Dialog Semiconductor has entered a new product area by offering colour display driver ICs for wireless handsets to its customers in this key target market
MCU for electronic flow measurement
(January 2004)
The industry's first single-chip MCU for electronic flow measurement and motion detection aims to reduce cost and design time for makers of meters with automated meter reading features
Evaluation kit floats microcontroller designs
(November 2003)
The AVR Butterfly is a low-cost evaluation kit for Atmel's LCD AVR family of microcontrollers
OTP microcontroller goes on display
(November 2003)
The new HT46R63 is one of Holtek's new generation LCD-type 8bit A/D one time programmable (OTP) microcontrollers
MCU made for automated meter reading
(November 2003)
The industry's first single-chip MCU for electronic flow measurement and motion detection aims to reduce cost and design time for makers of meters with automated meter reading features
Processor enables mutimedia messaging
(November 2003)
The PNX4000 Nexperia Mobile Image Processor is a highly integrated IC that provides the imaging functions necessary to enable multimedia message service on a wide range of mobile phones

