LCD Power-on Process
LCD Power-On Process
As LCD engineers, we often receive the following question: Why does a display occasionally show a white screen du...
25
Feb
Displays
25
Feb
1U, 2U, 3U LCD Displays
What are 1U, 2U, and 3U?
“U” refers to the height of a server chassis.
1U equals 1.75 inches (approximately 4.45 cm), so 3U equals ab...
24
Feb
Why Does E ink Refresh Slowly?
E-ink or E-paper displays are widely used in e-readers, digital signage and digital art frames. They offer ultra-low power consumption...
26
Jan
Understanding the Relationship Between Touch IC Driver, Firmware, and Configuration
When working with a Capacitive Touch Panel (CTP) software engineering team, we often refer to the terms Driver, Firmware (FW), and Conf...
26
Jan
The Future of Display Technology: What Comes After OLED?
From smartphones and smartwatches to TVs, cars, and AR glasses, displays have become the primary interface between humans and technolog...
07
Jan
Requirements for Medical Display Modules
Medical displays are not simply “brighter and more expensive monitors”. They are system-level engineering products, covering optics, el...
12
Dec
Optimizing LCD Cover Glass for Enhanced IR Sensor Performance
When designing applications that rely on infrared technology—be it a sleek smartphone with facial recognition or a responsive optical t...
26
Nov
Privacy Film Knowledge
Types of Privacy Films
Type
Principle
Features
Typical Applications
Micro-Louver Type
Uses micro-louver structures to r...
11
Nov
Understanding LCD Refresh Rate and Its Engineering Significance
The refresh rate of a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) is a critical specification that reflects the number of times the display updates it...