Notice
You are currently browsing the website for customers from Austria. We recommend switching to the United States version of the site, optimized for your region.
The new gen4-FT81x display modules from 4D Systems represent a ready-made solution based on graphics chips from Bridgetek. The main advantages include easy and intuitive programming, powerful SW IDE, many useful functions and three display sizes.
Bolymin OLED character displays with a high degree of compatibility with the original LCD modules are ideal not only for brand new projects, but they also serve as excellent upgrades for older projects.
A loudspeaker without a membrane that can be mounted on any flat surface solves aesthetical and technical problems.
Choosing a display is a crucial thing. If you consider 5 important display parameters in your selection and take the basic advantages and disadvantages of both technologies into account, you can easily choose the most suitable display for your application.
Apart from the simple and fast development of graphics applications, a larger display has been added to the pool of benefits of working with 4D Systems displays. New 9” module with resistive or capacitive touch panel and with adapters for Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Kingbright KPTR series, suitable for reverse mounting, makes it possible to achieve that the LED is hidden in the PCB.
Graphics feature support, USB interface, capacitive touch panel, aesthetic glass frame and easy to install - all the pluses for smooth and fast application development.
Building on the success of the first two generations of FT8xx touch display controllers, Bridgetek introduced two new chips, BT815 and BT816. The possibility to connect up to 256MB of external FLASH is not the only enhancement that EVE3 offers.
TFT displays can withstand a wide range of working temperatures. However, limit values have a negative impact on their life. Do you also count with extreme conditions when choosing a display?
Free software tool 4D Workshop intended for 4D Systems displays enables that surprisingly well and easy.
The new OLED from Electronic Assembly offers, besides usual RS232, I2C and SPI protocols, also a convenient and full-featured USB interface.
Mounting of a small graphic display EA OLEDS102 which is mounted only by soldering into PCB or plugging into a socket is not only fast and reliable but also cheap.
