EA DIP240J-7KLW

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The EA DIP240J-7KLW is a display module for use in a variety of applications. The module comes with a built-in controller to interface with microprocessors and other controlling peripherals, such as keyboards and switches, making it ideal for embedded systems. This display module has a highly reflective LCD display, allowing for visual identification with an impressive contrast ratio, perfect for applications requiring easy viewing.

The module supports up to four idicators, and multiple backlight options with either white or monochromatic options. The EA DIP240J-7KLW also supports color dot matrix and automated icon display, allowing for dynamic displays to be used across a variety of applications. With an extremely low power consumption, the module is well-suited for applications that require a low-power display solution.

In terms of its application field, the EA DIP240J-7KLW is mainly used for applications such as automotive, industrial, and medical equipment. With a wide range of compatible systems, including microprocessors, sensors, CPUs, and PICs, the module is suitable for use in a variety of industries. It is also ideal for a wide range of projects, such as handheld devices, telephones, measuring equipment, and medical monitors.

As for the working principle of the EA DIP240J-7KLW display module, it is based on the principle of Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The display uses two polarizing filters in between two transparent substrates with a liquid crystal suspension layer. Voltage applied to the liquid crystals determines which state they are in, whether they are “on” or “off”. The voltage also determines how much light is passed through the two polarizing filters, therefore controlling how much light is seen on the display.

The display module also contains a backlight, typically comprised of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) or Fluorescent Lamps (FLs). The backlight is used to boost the display’s overall brightness and provides a balanced colour range. Typically, the brightness of the backlight is adjusted using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) and the average current of the lamp is kept regulated using drivers.

Overall, the EA DIP240J-7KLW Display module is a great product for anyone looking for a reliable, low power solution for their display and embedded systems. With its wide application field, integrated controller, and user friendly design, the module is ideal for applications requiring dynamic and easy viewing displays.

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