EA EDIP320B-8LWTP

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The EA EDIP320B-8LWTP is a type of flat-panel display that has become a popular choice for engineers wanting a low power and low voltage device that delivers high performance with a pleasing display. This screen is ideal for applications where readability and long term life are important.

An EDIP320B-8LWTP is an improved version of the older monochrome passive display modules. It is a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) module with passive matrix addressing. In this configuration, the address of the data is done passively, with no active drive circuit or polarizer needed. The display technology is based on the TN type of LCD screen, which has a transmissive technology, which means light is transmitted through the display.

The principle of operation of the EDIP320B-8LWTP is based on the interaction between two transparent layers of two liquid crystal materials sandwiched between two polarizers. Polarizations filters, wired in series in opposite directions, block light from passing through the unit, except at voltage activated points. These points are referred to as "cells". To create a display image, an electric shift field must be applied to the two electrodes layers of the display. Different voltages cause the liquid crystal molecules to twist in a particular direction.

Maximizing the viewing angle of the display is accomplished by way of "multi-domain" where the column electrodes are constructed in four, offset parts or domains. Since the normal viewing angle is only 130 ° horizontal and 90 ° vertical, the addition of the four domains allows for nearly 360 °. Because of the increased viewing angle, EDIP320B-8LWTP LCD modules are often referred to as “wide-view” displays.

The EDIP320B-8LWTP is a high-performance device ideal for applications where long-term, low power and readability are important considerations. It is compatible with 5V logic family and has a low current draw of 1.2 mA, making it well-suited for applications such as test instruments, medical monitors, embedded control, and POS systems.

The EDIP320B-8LWTP uses organic LEDs (OLEDs) for the background lighting because of their higher yield, greater power efficiency, and supreme brightness. OLEDs are made up of several organic molecules that emit light when an electrical charge is applied. This allows brighter, sharper, and more vibrant images to be displayed by minimizing light leakage at the edges.

The flat-panel display technology and the EDIP320B-8LWTP module provide excellent readability, efficiently consume power, and feature low operating temperature and wide viewing angles. This makes them perfect for a variety of tasks in a variety of fields and stands out as a point of pride for engineers and developers. It is often found in medical and industrial applications such as medical monitors, instrumentation, information displays, industrial monitors, automotive displays, etc.

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