The EPD Driver Board is really special in the family of driver boards. The board has a sophisticated concept for industrial solutions.

The EPD driver has two connectors that match to the 13.3" ED133UT2 EPD display with 1600x1200 resolution and ES133TT3 with 2200x1650 pixels. A 50-pin connector is intended for expansion of the board. By means of a passive adapter-board a variety of EPDs can be…

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Finally the day has come: Advanced Color ePaper (E Ink ACeP™) samples are available.

The first full-color 13.3" display based on E Ink’s ACeP™ technology is shortly before the series production.
The displays with extended color gamut are constructed in such a way that all necessary color pigments are placed in the electrophoretic liquid in every single pixel of the display. The four basic colors…

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BECK extends its portfolio of LC-Display-controllers with DCMR-62,
an eDP-Interface controller.

Due to higher data rates (up to 5.4 Gbit/s) and the combination of the usually separated interfaces for video- and backlight-signal transmission, it is possible to drive eDP-displays with a single cable. The standardized connector, which is used at compliant displays as well as on DCMR-62, helps users…

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Combine touch control and buttons on one PCAP touch panel

PenMount Virtual Keys replace hardware keypads or buttons and can be assigned keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys.

When enabled with the advantages of PenMount PCAP controllers, the potential of PenMount Virtual Keys is limitless. Shortcuts for navigating frequently used options enhance the convenience of kiosks, POS, information,…

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The wide range of sizes, starting from 1.1" up to the biggest one 42.0" e-paper displays, is available from stock or upon request.

Round form, flexible substrate, color versions are the variations, which are to find on our web page to meet all your expectations.

To facilitate your start into the e-paper technology we offer a range of driving kits to load your content to the display quickly.

You…

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Round LCDs, TFTs, OLEDs are successfully integrated in dozen of applications. The most popular applications are wearables, smart watches, smart buttons and labels.

Normally a continuous power supply is not used in such cases and the system operates by solar energy or battery as a power source. It means the design has to be low-power and effective. The e-paper displays are the best choice for such…

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Modern technologies are streaming in our everyday life.

Displays are everywhere: outdoor signage, advertising in buses, info screens in the customer offices.

The application dictates its terms: which materials, housing and kind of assembly to use. The protection glasses, touch screens and UV-shields are coming on the stage. There are many possibilities how to bring the additional layers to the…

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A flat and easy plug-and-play solution for everyone who is looking for quick design and integration without complications.

Ampire presents a new range of products: the TFT displays with integrated driving board.

The input interface is HDMI 1.4a. It is perfect for developments on the base of single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi. The power supply is 12V/2A over standard power jack…

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TN / HTN Technology

- Max 1/16 Duty
 – Operating  temp.: -40 ~ +100 °C
 – Min driving voltage : 2.6 V
 – in-cell touch button solution

TN technology,it is short for Twisted Nematic technology. Normally, the liquid crystal molecule is twisted at 90 degrees.

Comparing to other LCD panel technologies, TN type has the merit of lower cost and quick response time, which is mostly used for customized…

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The biggest currently available electronic paper display has a size of 42”. It is bigger than A1 format!

Remember, how you, as a school pupil, prepared your presentations in class? Paper size A1, pencils, ruler and your creativity to design the best poster. Can you imagine that the modern pupils can use an electronic paper in such cases?

ED420TT1 is a reflective electrophoretic E Ink technology…

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