More choice for 8.4in TFT display modules

Sunrise Electronics has expanded the choice of 8.4in displays in its extensive range of colour TFT modules from NEC.

Dedicated NEC distributor Sunrise Electronics has expanded the choice of 8.4in displays in its extensive range of colour TFT modules from NEC.

Several new models offer compatible form factors with existing displays in the same screen size, allowing developers to enhance system performance or upgrade equipment without changing mechanical design.

Developments in this family include a choice of SVGA (800 x 600 pixel) resolution in addition to VGA (640 x 480 pixel).

These displays have fast response times of 25ms (typical).

Variants offer very wide viewing angles of up to 85 degrees from the normal and high contrast ratios of up to 600:1 make them suitable for a wide range of ambient lighting conditions.

Some variants use NLT (transflective) technology with antireflective coatings ideal for daylight viewing.

These panels are suitable for a wide range of applications such as monitors in process control and display terminals for control or information systems.

Edge lighting with two high efficiency cold-cathode fluorescent lamps with high luminance options ensure even backlighting making these displays suitable for applications demanding superior picture quality, such as control panel applications or information systems.

Lamps can easily be replaced if needed.

Models in this range are available with a 6bit digital interface or the industry standard single link LVDS digital port with 8 or 6bit RGB data plus dot clock and data enable signals.

Scan direction is reversible.

Sunrise can also provide design-in support and advice on interface modules for all the display panels it offers.

The extensive range of NEC active-matrix thin film technology (TFT) flat panel displays for industrial applications ranges from 5.5 to 12.1in formats.

These products address a wide range of markets - including factory automation, medical instrumentation, information displays and kiosks as well as in-flight entertainment systems.

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