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Made for any rugged application this 7.0″ TFT comes with a high resolution of 1280x768dot, super-wide viewing angles, high brightness 1000cd, high contrast 1000:1 and a wide operating temperature range of -40 to +80C. It also manages high vibration and shock for outdoor industrial devices.

Mitsubishi Electric also offers 7.0” / 8.0” / 12.1” / 15.0” and 19” TFT with pcap-touch for rugged applications! In total they have more than 34 TFT-LCD modules with super-wide viewing angles.

This new range of TFT LCD displays with unique characteristics come with the standard interfaces including MiPi, SPI, RGB, DisplayPort and eDP. However, to aid our customers and increase our flexibility of interfacing we are also offering proprietary interface boards which allow you to simply interface via the HDMI / USBC inputs. If you would like more information on this interface board, then please just contact us.

Another major development, available on most of the new range, is the full active LED dimming backlighting which is a technology improvement on edge lit displays. This new technology allows you to control certain parts of the screen and to optimize colours and shades.

On one side, it pushes the video to the LCD layer but on the other side, it processes the video, decides what the best brightness should be for each and every section of the LCD (divided into zones) based upon the image that is on it. Then it tells each LED what brightness to be for optimisation. The result is that the blacks are darker, the whites are brighter, and everything in between is more in tune with what they should be. And this is happening 60 times per second, wow, what a performance for optimization process!

You can achieve true HDR (High-dynamic-range) and can exceed HDR1000* specs.  The dynamic contrast ratio is virtually unlimited and as you can see can reach 10 Million to one (10M:1) and you can achieve peak brightness that’s daylight readable but have the colour and brightness depth of an OLED display.  We are seeing great interest in these displays in areas such as broadcast, medical and automotive industries as they value the quality of the image and performance that standard TFTs cannot offer.

24-bit RGB Interface, All View, Special Temperature Range, Operating Temp: -30°C to +85°C, Storage Temp: -40°C to +85°C, IPS, Resistive touch panel, 850 nits, RoHS Compliant.

The Transmissive polarizer is best used for displays that run with the backlight on all the time. This polarizer provides the brightest backlight possible. If you have a need for a bright backlight with lower power drain, transmissive is a good choice for this TFT LCD.

Focus LCDs can provide many accessories to go with your display. If you would like to source a connector, cable, test jig or other accessory preassembled to your LCD (or just included in the package), our team will make sure you get the items you need.Get in touch with a team member today to accessorize your display!

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This note will discuss the operating and storage temperatures for LCDs. Each LCD has a specified operating and storage temperature listed in the specification sheet of the display and its controller. Typically, this temperature is specified as -20°C to 70°C for the operating temperature and -30°C to 80°C for the storage temperature. Considerations should be made when operating or storing the display near the maximum and minimum temperatures.

For applications where the display must operate in extreme temperature environments, measures can be taken to avoid damaging the display and the embedded display controller. This resource will discuss the precautions and preventions of operating and storing a display at the maximum and minimum temperatures specified.

The environment a display is operated and stored in can have effects on things such as: voltage, contrast, signal integrity, and system performance. The effects of temperature on the display become more significant at the two extremes. Common display temperature ranges can be found as three common sets. Below are the three most common temperature ranges for LCDs. The temperature ranges can be confirmed in the datasheet of the display and its controller.

At very high temperatures, the effects can be seen on the electronic components and the liquid crystal of the display. The effects from an environment that is too hot will cause a darkening of the display, decreased/limited visibility, unreliable communications, and potential damage to the IC due to increased conductivity. The liquid crystal in the display will begin to degrade at very high temperatures. Overheating the display can cause dark spots to appear or result in a fully dark screen.

Both internal and external heat should be taken into consideration when operating the display. The environmental heat can contribute to overheating the device internally. The most common source of internal heat generation is from the backlight. The backlights can operate at high voltages and current consumptions to supply power to the backlight LEDs. This internal heat generation should be considered in high temperature environments.

To prevent internal and external overheating, fans and vents can be incorporated into the system to keep the display within the specified operating conditions. Precautions to avoid moisture entering the system should be taken when including vents. Moisture can cause electrical shorting, especially at high operating temperatures.

Contrast can be affected when a display is operated in ultra-high temperatures. Higher temperatures result in an increase in conductivity. This means that less voltage is required to provide the same contrast to the pixels. These effects can become more prominent when using graphic or character LCDs. Undesired effects such as a black screen can occur if the operating environment is above the specified temperature range.

The liquid crystal that is used in the display can get disoriented at very high temperatures. At these temperatures, the liquid crystal molecules can become unaligned and light will not pass through as desired. This disorientation of the liquid crystal molecules can result in a dim or partially dim image on the display. The viscosity of the liquid crystal decreases at high temperatures. The causes unreliable control of the pixels, feedback on the display, and deeper colored images.

Operating and storing a display at temperatures higher than the specified ranges can cause permanent damage to the device. Melting of display properties can occur if operating or storing the display at temperatures that exceed the limits.

A display that is operated or stored at very low temperatures will have the opposite effects in comparison to high temperatures. The effects of cold temperatures can be seen as a slowed response time, increased power consumption, reduced contrast, and a non-operational display. Storing and operating a display in low temperatures will have fewer permanent effects than at high temperatures.

At low temperatures, the liquid crystal in the display will begin to freeze. This causes reduced mobility of the liquid crystal molecules and light cannot pass through as intended. This can cause reduced visibility and reduced color depth of the displayed image. Opposite to a very hot environment, the contrast will be reduced at low temperatures.

The effects of extremely low temperatures on a display are less likely to be permanent than in hot temperatures. The likely outcome of operating a display below the recommended range is that the display will not turn on. This removes the opportunity for internal circuits to short. Once the display is returned to a temperature within the specified range, the liquid crystal will typically return to normal behavior.

Different liquid crystal fluid has different temperature properties. Extreme temperature liquid crystal exists for certain applications but can be more expensive. Twisted nematic (TN) LCD’s have the temperature ranges listed in this note.

Semiconductors operating in very low temperatures will have decreased conductivity due to increased resistance. The LCD controller, often incorporated on the glass of the LCD, will operate at lower speeds in very cold environments.

Compensations to adjust for cold environments can include heaters, voltage regulators and thermistors to adjust power determined by temperature. Temperature compensating IC’s can be included in the applications on both ranges of the temperature spectrum.

It is strongly recommended to operate and store the display within the specified temperature ranges to avoid damaging the display. Operating the display at temperatures that exceed the specified range can cause the display to malfunction, become unreliable and cause permanent damage to the device. Precautions can be taken to compensate for the environment and to avoid exceeding the specified ranges.

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Typically, standard LCD display provide a temperature range of 0°C to +50°C. However, this temperature range cannot always meet the needs of such usage. Considering the increasing demand of wide temperature range, several display manufacturers offer wide selection of standard versions that range from -20°C to +70°C. Extended Temperature Solutions for Industrial Applications. As a professional LCD manufacturer, we must follow more closely demands in the market. EVERVISION has developed a series of wide temperature TFT LCD modules with operating temperatures ranging from -30°C to +80°C, and the maximum for some models can reach 85°C. For more information, please contact us.

Expanding the operating temperature range is one of EVERVISION"s strategy to improve the performance of industrial TFT product line. The other display improvement is LCD Transparent Heater that provides optimized visual view even in an extremely low temperature environment.

As a solution, EVERVISION integrate the TFT LCD module, transparent heater(Glass Heater) and heater temperature sensor to control and monitor temperature smartly. With our controller system, it could precisely and rapidly adjust the temperature of TFT-LCD module. Also, it can reduce display power consumption.

The T-57152GD042H-LW-AAN and the T-55923GD050J-LW-ABN, small-format TFT LCD modules designed for use in harsh environments, have been introduced by Kyocera.

The T-57152GD042H-LW-AAN, which measures 4.2”, features a resolution of 480x272px, a brightness of 700cd/m², a digital 18-bit RGB interface, a contrast ratio of 1200:1, and horizontal and vertical viewing angles of 160° each. The design is based on automotive requirements and boasts an expanded operating temperature range of -30 to +85°C and a storage temperature range of -40 to +95°C. In addition, the anti-glare surface treatment improves readability in bright surroundings.

Measuring 5.0”, the T-55923GD050J-LW-ABN is a portrait-mode display that features a resolution of 480x640px. Optical characteristics include 800cd/m² brightness and a 500:1 contrast ratio. The viewing angle amounts to 140º horizontally and 110° vertically. This module comes with a 24-bit digital RGB interface and has a wide operating temperature range of -30 to +80°C.

“Portable outdoor devices are liable to fall down and are exposed to low temperatures, heat and humidity. Even in these conditions, they should always work reliably, and our components are designed for that purpose,” says Eberhard Schill, Manager Distribution and Marketing, Kyocera Display Europe.

DLC Display (DLC), together with its sales and marketing channels in Americas and in Europe, announced the development of a new 5.0 inch (TFT) liquid crystal display (LCD) modules. This module is ideal for use in high-end industry equipment.

The new TFT LCD module is well suited for use in high-end industry display applications. They are equipped with high brightness, full viewing angle and wide temperature range to achieve better display effect.

The new module features wide operating temperature range of -30 to +85 degrees C which guarantees stable operation even in very low and very high temperature environments.

DLC Display has responded to this market demand by developing and releasing products that achieve the full viewing angle, high Luminance and wide operating temperature range by optimizing the panel and the backlight.

The 5.0 inch TFT LCD is the important size in DLC’s product family. The display’s feature allows more easily to read content on the display with better display effect by any direction. It is ideal for use as a industry equipment that shows a variety of information and data on the display.

Panox Display provides free connectors for clients who purchase more than five products from us. Our product range includes connectors from Molex, Kyocera, AXE, AXG, JAE, Hiros, and more.

TOKYO, October 3, 2019 - Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced today the launch of a 12.1-inch WXGA TFT-LCD module designed for use in harsh outdoor environments, such as on construction sites and in heavy-duty vehicles, as well as in industrial applications and in agricultural use.

The new modules will offer an unprecedented combination of advanced features, including high-resolution WXGA (1,280 × 800 pixels), super-wide 176-degree horizontal/vertical viewing angles and a high luminosity of 1,500 cd/m2. They will additionally feature a high contrast ratio of 1,000:1, a versatile operating-temperature range of -40 to +80 degrees Celsius and will have high resistance to vibration, attributes for which there is increasing market demand.

Optimized mechanical design achieves high vibration resistance of 6.8Gs (7x greater than 1.0Gs of existing Mitsubishi Electric "AA-" products) allowing compression mounting (LCD peripherals attached to chassis from behind) or 1.5Gs for side mounting (attached to chassis via side openings).

Some companies have individual demands and requirements on their LCD panels and that`s why our liquid crystal displays are so individual. We offer individualised display solutions for nearly every requirement. Kit with LCD modules with controller cards and cable set

The biggest advantage of our display solution is that you only have one supplier. That guarantees operative TFT display kits for your visualisation systems.

Noritake provides high performance touch LCD displays for industrial, commercial and retail applications. Noritake’s electronics division has been around since the creation of the Vacuum Fluorescent Display(VFD). They have grown to provide a wide array of products and services to ensure a smooth and efficient development cycle for your application. Customer support staff will gladly provide you with technical support to assist with your needs.

The TPC-1251T(B) thin-client terminal is the next-generation model of Advantech’s TPC-1251T(A) industrial panel PC. Equipped with a 12" XGA TFT LED LCD, low-power Intel®

durability to satisfy diverse industrial automation applications, TPC-1251T(B) supports a wide operating temperature range (-20 ~ 60 °C/-4 ~ 140 °F) and features a true-flat 5-wire

March 23, 2015 – Plymouth, MI - Kyocera today introduced two small-form-factor TFT LCD displays that offer high performance and robust design for industrial markets. Available now, both products are designed to perform in harsh environment and extreme temperature applications including outdoor control panels, construction and agricultural equipment, avionics, and other devices that require reliable performance in the most punishing environments.

The new 4.2-inch TFT LCD panel (T-57152GD042H-LW-AAN) features a 480 x 272 resolution, brightness of 700cd/m², and contrast ratio of 1200:1. Featuring Kyocera"s Advanced Wide Viewing (AWV) technology, this panel offers a wide viewing angle of 160 degrees in both vertical and horizontal directions. It features a standard 18-bit digital RGB interface, along with a wide operating temperature range of -30°C to +85°C and anti-glare surface treatment. The design is based on automotive specifications, with a storage temperature range of -40°C to 95°C, making it ideal for even the most extreme outdoor applications.

The new 5-inch TFT LCD panel (T-55923GD050J-LW-ABN) is a portrait mode display that features a 480 x 640 resolution. Its optical characteristics include 800cd/m2 brightness, a 500:1 contrast ratio and a viewing angle of 140 degrees horizontally and 110 degrees vertically. It features a standard 24-bit digital RGB interface and a wide operating temperature range of -30°C to +80°C, giving another option for devices that must perform reliably in harsh operating environments.

"Kyocera brings almost 40 years of experience in LCD technology innovation, helping to make the company a preferred supplier of displays for industrial applications as well as automotive and medical equipment," said Cynthia Ferrell, Vice President of Kyocera Industrial Ceramics Corporation"s Display Division. "We continue our commitment to developing environmentally friendly products, and all of Kyocera"s TFT LCDs are RoHS compliant to reduce potentially hazardous substances."

Kyocera expanded its global LCD business in 2012 with the acquisition of Japan-based Optrex Corporation (now Kyocera Display Corporation) - a manufacturing, sales, marketing and R&D enterprise with nearly four decades of LCD innovations. Kyocera Industrial Ceramics Corporation, Display Division, is the sales, marketing and value-added assembly arm for these products in the Americas, with LCD sales offices in Plymouth, MI; Atlanta, GA; Vancouver, WA; and San Diego, CA. LCD warehouse, distribution center and value-added assembly services are located in Plymouth, MI, with company headquarters in Hendersonville, NC.

Kyocera Corporation, the parent and global headquarters of the Kyocera Group, was founded in 1959 as a producer of fine (or "advanced") ceramics. By integrating these engineered materials with other technologies, Kyocera has become a leading supplier of LCDs, industrial ceramics, electronic components, semiconductor packages, cutting tools, solar power generating systems, printers, copiers and telecommunications equipment. During the year ended March 31, 2014, the company"s net sales totaled 1.45 trillion yen (approx. US$14.1 billion). The company appears on the latest "Top 100 Global Innovators" list by Thomson Reuters, and is ranked #531 on Forbes magazine"s current "Global 2000" listing of the world"s largest publicly traded companies.