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Choice of interfaces for 15in LCD panels

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Apr 12, 2004

Sunrise Electronics now offers a choice of high-brightness 15in digital LCD modules in its extensive range of colour panels from NEC.

Sunrise Electronics now offers a choice of high-brightness 15in digital LCD modules in its extensive range of colour panels from NEC.

Developed for use in PC monitors, engineering workstations or as monitors in process control, the latest two models offer a choice between the industry standard LVDS interface or a built in CRT interface board giving a "smart" solution.

NEC's NL10276AC30-03L is a 38cm (15in) XGA panel that gives 1024 x 768 pixel resolution and can display a full colour image with up to 16M colours simultaneously and with a very wide viewing angle.

Built-in long-life cold-cathode fluorescent lamps provide direct backlighting with an extremely high brightness of 350cd/m2.

High brightness is particularly important to displays used in applications like multimedia kiosks or portable monitors where ambient lighting conditions may vary.

This model features a built in CRT interface with automatic recognition of the input from analogue RGB or synchronous signals (hsync, vsyn, composite) making it a "smart" panel.

For developers building their own driver interface, the NL10276BC30-10 offers similar specifications with an industry standard LVDS (8bit) interface.

It is suitable for a wide range of applications such as industrial PCs, display terminals and monitors.

This model features an 8bit parallel digital interface and accepts industry standard 8bit digital data signals plus sync and clock inputs.

Sunrise can provide design in support and advice on interface modules.

Sunrise offers an extensive range of NEC active-matrix thin film technology (TFT) flat panel displays and plasma display panels.

These products address a wide range of markets - including mobile computing, desktop CRT replacement, factory automation, financial trading terminals, medical instrumentation, information displays and kiosks as well as in-flight entertainment and multimedia projection systems.