2403465

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Display Type:	TFT - Color
Display Mode:	Transmissive
Touchscreen:	Resistive
Diagonal Screen Size:	7" (177.80mm)
Viewing Area:	--
Backlight:	LED
Dot Pixels:	800 x 480 (WVGA)
Interface:	Ethernet, USB
Graphics Color:	Red, Green, Blue (RGB)
Background Color:	--
Dot Size:	--
Dot Pitch:	--

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Display Modules - LCD, OLED, Graphic

Today, numerous devices are able to display detailed information for the user or enable people to interact with them in a visually pleasing way. The technology used to enable these capabilities is known as a display module. This article will discuss the advantages of each type of display module, as well as their application in the various applications.One type of display module used in many applications is the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display). LCDs are known for their low power consumption and good visibility, even when viewed in bright environments. This makes them a great choice for applications that need to remain visible in bright light. One major benefit of the LCD is that it has a very low cost for the product itself, making it a great economic choice for low-end applications. On the downside, LCDs are not able to show very vibrant colors, often resulting in muted or dull images.The next type of display module is the OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode). OLEDs are similar to LCDs in that they are also capable of displaying good visibility in bright environments, but they boast an increase in color range and vibrancy. OLEDs are great for applications that need to be eye-catching and vivid, such as digital signage and gaming applications. On the downside, OLEDs tend to be more expensive than LCDs, meaning they are not always an economical choice.The final type of display module discussed here is the Graphic. Graphic displays are capable of displaying detailed images, text, and other graphics. The main benefit of this type of display module is that they provide high-quality visuals and graphics. On the downside, graphic displays consume more power than either LCDs or OLEDs and are usually more expensive to produce.No matter which type of display module you choose for your application, it is important to understand the specific technical requirements for your application. For example, if your application requires high-resolution graphics and vibrant colors then an OLED display may be the best choice. However, if your application requires images that are visible in bright environments but doesn\'t require vivid colors then an LCD display may be the more economical option.Ultimately, the choice of display module for your application is a balancing act between power consumption and cost, as well as the specific display requirements of the application. With the right understanding of each type of display, you should be able to make an informed decision and create an effective user interface.

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