Polymer LED Module Replaces 2 x 6 LCDs

Nov. 1, 2002
Introduced as a drop-in replacement for industry standard 2 x 16 LCDs, the DPLED 1602 employs polymer light emitting diode (DPLED) technology and delivers a 100:1 contrast ratio. This is said to be an improvement over older LCD technologies on the

Introduced as a drop-in replacement for industry standard 2 x 16 LCDs, the DPLED 1602 employs polymer light emitting diode (DPLED) technology and delivers a 100:1 contrast ratio. This is said to be an improvement over older LCD technologies on the order of 20 times. The module provides a viewing angle of 160°with brightness levels of 40 cd/m2. Operating on voltages common to LCDs, the module draws just 20 mA of current. Other features include a pixel size of 0.5 mm x 0.6 mm, pixel pitch of 0.6 mm x 0.7 mm, an active area of 56.15 mm x 11.4 mm, and an overall size of 88 mm x 44 mm x 9.4 mm. Targeted applications include MP3 players, cell phones, and audio equipment. Prices start at under $10 each/1,000. For further information, call Jason O'Rourke at DENSITRON CORP., Santa Fe Springs, CA. (562) 941-5000.

Company: DENSITRON CORP.

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