LCD News 2000 and earlier

A new supertwist liquid gives the LC graphic display EA P120 from ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY the best contrast available on small LCDs. The module has a resolution of 120x32 dots, enough for 4x20 characters with a height of 4.55mm. Larger characters (e.g. 9.7mm at 2x15 chars. or 20.8mm at 1x8) and graphs can also be displayed. Many dif [...]

Only two wires are needed to connect EA 4220-CL to your signal source. No soldering or special connectors - the wires will be plugged into screw terminals; decimal points are selected by jumpers. Mechanical mounting is even more simple: Just push the snap-in box (90x50mm) into your front panel - Ready. Since the input signal ranges fr [...]

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY's graphic unit EA KIT128-V24 with the touch panel is a tailor-made operating front-end for small and midrange machinery. You can easily define up to 8x4 keys on the display, each with its individual lettering and function. Powerful commands will allow to combine and to automatically define several keys.

3 lines by 12 characters provide a sufficient information volume. The communication of our new EA T123-I2C is working with the well known I2C-Bus interface. That way only 2 lines from the uC are required. The integrated font shows 240 characters including some useful symbols. The high contrast transflective display allows an applicati [...]

That looks good: LCD technology with 9,2mm character height. The integrated bright yellow backlight and the supertwist technology allows reading the lcd from all directions in best way; - also in dark surrounding. The display works in a temperature range from 0..+50°C or -20..+70°C. Programming the lcd is made over the well known 4-/8 [...]

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY produces the smallest DC-AC converter called EA PSEL-22. The dimensions are 20x7x8mm. Power supply range is from 1.5 to 6V (various brightness) with a typically current consumption of 15mA/5V. The module is good for EL lamps up to 20cm². Low power and small size makes it ideal for battery powered systems. The  [...]