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Display modules are widely used in diverse applications including industrial, consumer, and commercial products. One display module type that has recently risen in popularity is the LCD, or Liquid Crystal Display. This type of module is commonly found in laptop and flat screen televisions, as well as common household appliances such as microwaves, dishwashers, and refrigerators. The LCD display module works by passing an electrical current through liquid crystal molecules inside the display, allowing the user to see the desired output.

An alternative to the LCD display module is the OLED, or Organic Light Emitting Diode. OLED displays are thinner and more power efficient than LCDs and can be used for a wide range of applications. OLEDs are used primarily in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, as well as some laptop computers. The principle behind an OLED display is similar to that of an LCD, except instead of transferring electric current through liquid crystals, it emits light directly from organic materials when a voltage is applied.

Graphic modules are yet another type of display module and are used in a variety of ways. They are most often used in the automotive industry to display dashboard gauges, dials, and buttons. Graphic modules typically involve a matrix of individual pixels that can be lit up in different colors to create a desired image, or can be combined with sensors to detect and respond to user interaction. This type of display module is also used in many industrial devices such as aircraft, medical equipment, and marine applications.

The 2871075 application field and working principle of these different types of display modules may vary, but all of them use the same basic concept to generate the desired output. LCDs operate by transferring electric current through liquid crystal molecules, OLEDs emit light directly from organic materials when a voltage is applied, and graphic modules involve a matrix of individual pixels that can be lit up in different colors, or used in conjunction with sensors, to generate an image or respond to user interaction. No matter what type of display module is chosen, it is important to understand the specific requirements of the target application, the working principle behind the display, and the available options, to ensure that the best module is selected for the job.

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