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News Release from: GPEG International | Subject: DT024TFT and the DT028TFT
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 March 2008
TFT modules upgrade mono graphics
High-brightness wide-viewing-angle TFT modules come with a guarantee of supply for 3 years.
GPEG International now offers Displaytech TFT displays with a guarantee of supply of 3 years The first modules in this series of high-brightness wide-viewing-angle TFT modules are the DT024TFT and the DT028TFT
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 11 Feb 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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These amorphous silicon displays feature brightness ratings of 200 and 275cd/m2, respectively, and operate in normally white transmissive mode from -20 to +70C.
Both displays have resolutions of 240 x RGB x 320 pixels (QVGA) with a typical contrast ratio of 250:1, and feature a 256K colour output.
The modules use the Renesas R61505U chip which features selectable interface modes, with a choice of 18bit parallel, SPI and RGB, which ensures easy integration with a wide range of microprocessors.
Options to these standard products include and integrated touchscreen and the ability for GPEG to semicustomise the backlight assembly to allow multiple mounting options.
With this flexibility these TFT displays are suitable for a wide range of applications that require a low-cost, high-contrast and high-brightness display module.
They offer a simple upgrade path from a mono graphics display for medical instruments, handheld devices and test instrumentation.
GPEG provides comprehensive support for these and all its display-related products. Request a free brochure from GPEG International ...
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