C.O.G. Displays Are Very Thin

Jan. 1, 2000
Using as little as 0.2 mA at 3.3V, these 16 x 2 character and 128 x 64 matrix graphics modules use chip-on-glass technology that is only 2.1 mm thick, complete with driving electronics. Connection is made via pins or flat flex cable. The bias power

Using as little as 0.2 mA at 3.3V, these 16 x 2 character and 128 x 64 matrix graphics modules use chip-on-glass technology that is only 2.1 mm thick, complete with driving electronics. Connection is made via pins or flat flex cable. The bias power supply and temperature compensation is included in the modules.

Company: HANTRONIX INC.

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