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LCD Modules
News Release from: Hitachi Europe | Subject: SX09Q002 and SC09Q002 LCD modules
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 21 January 2002
LCD modules save power for handheld
products
Available now from Hitachi is a new family of 3.6in quarter-VGA colour STN LCD modules.
Available now from Hitachi is a new family of 3.6in quarter-VGA colour STN LCD modules The family includes the transmissive SX09Q002, which provides optimum optical performance in low ambient light environments, and the transflective SC09Q002, a sunlight-readable display suitable for use outdoors
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 16 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 320 x 240 LCD modules are capable of displaying up to 4096 colours and are ideal for handheld and portable applications.
The SC09/SX09 displays use a bent TCP (tape carrier package) construction that provides a highly compact and lightweight module, weighing only 57g.
The displays require a single 3.3V power supply for operation and feature an integrated DC/DC convertor that simplifies product design.
In reflective mode, without the backlight operating, the SC09Q002 provides a low power consumption of just 13mW.
The combination of features, compact dimensions and low power makes the modules ideal for battery powered and portable applications, such as instrumentation, data loggers and measurement devices.
Both the high-brightness SX09Q002 and the sunlight-readable SC09Q002 are mechanically and electrically compatible.
The SX09Q002 is available with a high-brightness CFL backlight while the SC09Q002 is available with a high-brightness CFL or a low-power white LED backlight.
All SC09 and SX09 modules are available with a touchscreen option.
(This was Electronicstalk's Top Story on 18 January 2002).
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