Displays

Designed to operate in either portrait or landscape mode, the latest QVGA module from Digital Displays features a low power white LED backlight to provides even illumination while keeping power consumption to a minimum.

Displaytech’s new 32122 series of graphic LCD displays from Digital Displays provides a high level of features despite it’s compact dimensions of 65.6mm x 29.2mm and has full RoHS compliancy.

Combining a 7-segment display with icon’s which is integrated with a dual colour red/green LED backlight Digital Displays are showing off their custom capabilities with a module which comes complete with tactile switches.

A new 7in wide screen VGA monitor from Digital Displays gives a native resolution of 800 (RGB) x 480 dots and will also support a maximum resolution of 1024x768. It has an integral loudspeaker and is supplied complete with VGA (D-sub), USB, RS232 and audio input connections.

Ideally suited to industrial applications, the 64128C monochrome STN module from Digital Displays features a dual colour side lit LED backlight. This can be used to provide a strong visual warning on the display as the backlight can be switched from green to red when activated.

While some UK manufacturers are bemoaning the fact that a lot of manufacturing is heading East, Wessex Advanced Switching Products (WASP), the UK’s only resistive touch screen manufacturer, has found a way of using offshore manufacturing to its own benefit.

Forge Europa has expanded its range of high performance blue devices in seven segment, multidigit, dot matrix and discrete LED package styles, with the introduction of blue SPLEDs and Xlamps.

Forge Europa's new SPlined LEDs – SPLEDs for short – are LED bulb replacements which can be used without a printed circuit board. The contours of the LED just push into a pre-drilled hole with a secure friction fit, and insulation displacement connectors make interconnection easy.

The latest precision high intensity LEDs available from Forge Europa continue to build on recent developments in chip technology, providing a range of new devices ideally suited to traffic and information display applications.

CML-IT's new generation of LED traffic lights feature a lower power consumption than conventional signalling units which means reduced running costs and heat generation, leading to longer unit life and fewer maintenance calls.