Tag: Embedded Display Systems

  • 4″ Square Smart TFT Module, DMG48080C040_06WTC

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    We are pleased to announce an exciting addition to our embedded display range from our partner DWIN Technologies. Their 4″ square Smart TFT LCD with Capacitive touch utilizes the latest COF (chip-on-flex) technology producing an ultra-thin display.                     The IPS TFT has a 480×480 resolution and…

  • 3.5″ TFT LCD with built-in Advanced Embedded Video Engine (EVE), Bolymin BT035

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    We are pleased to introduce the latest display from our embedded TFT LCD range, the 3.5″ module/system part number BT035DGGAHH$ incorporates the advanced embedded video engine, FT810/FT811 from manufacturer FTDI.  The FT810/FT811 is an easy to use graphic controller targeted at embedded applications to generate high-quality Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs). It features full functionality for…

  • Embedded TFT Display Solutions from Powertip

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    We are pleased to bring to the UK display market a range of embedded TFT LCD display solutions from our Liquid Crystal Display partner of over 20 years, Powertip. Currently Powertip’s main focus has been on the 7.0” TFT LCD size which up to this point has been the defacto standard for many HMI applications, however 3.5”, 4.3”…

  • BEGV641A Embedded LCD Module

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    In addition to the 240 x64 resolution BEGV639M embedded display system, Bolymin have now released a 240 x128 resolution version. Bolymin have taken their standard COB, white LED backlit 240 x128 FSTN LCD module (inc touch panel) and removed the display’s standard PCB and replaced it with a new board containing the high performance ATMEL…

  • BEGV639M Embedded LCD Module

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    Bolymin are launching this month their latest range of embedded display systems. The BEGV639M incorporates a COB 240 x 64 FSTN LCD with white LED backlighting and is driven by a high performance, low powered PIC, 16-bit microprocessor. The display’s original PCB has been replaced by a board incorporating the graphic LCD controller IC plus…