Microtips Technology
Suite 110
Orlando, FL 32817
Cross-Listing all your Ocular Display (LCDs) Needs
Microtips Technology is excited to announce that we have the capabilities, and the ability to cross list all Ocular LCDs standard parts, and customize if needs be.Ã- Ã- Our touch panels offering has the capability for develop secure and easy integration for our clients; our touch panels uses projected capacitive technology and has transmissivity up to 90% however we can customize up to...
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Mono Graphic OLED Display features sunlight-readable design.
With total power consumption of 0.5–1 W, 2.4 in.- Mono Graphic OLED Display- Module- is suited for handheld and battery-operated applications where bright clear display is needed. Average operating lifetime at room temperature is typically 50,000 hr with brightness of 120 nits. Featuring typical- logic voltage of 3.0 V, passive matrix module is available with or without polarizer and touch...
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TFT Display offers 320 x RGB x 240 dot resolution.
With outer dimensions of 144.0 x 104.6 x 12.8 mm, Model MTF-TQ57SN741-AV measures 5.7 in. on diagonal and has active area dimensions of 115.2 x 86.4 mm. QVGA TFT active matrix display features Intel 80 series high-speed 16-bit bus interface and operates in CPU mode. Equipped with built-in frame buffer, RAM functionality, and 500 nit white LED backlighting, display is suited for industrial, wall...
Read More »Microtips Technology is Proud to Annonce Our New Website!
Microtips Technology is proud to annonce our new website! We have made our new website to be more modern and user-friendly. With this new site, we have included information on some of our newest products and technologies, such as OLED displays and Wireless Charging. Be sure to check out our Distributors and Reps page, which can help you decide who to reach out to when looking for a Microtips...
Read More »OFilm: Anti-Grey-Scale-Inversion Treatment
A new surface treatment on the top polarizer rearranges a portion of transmitted light toward the grey scale inversion direction. Improvement in display grey-scale by 0-Film The only disadvantage of 0-Film is the brightness will lower down around 15% - 20%. (888) 499-8477 Email: mtusainfo@microtipsusa.com Link: http://www.microtipsusa.com
Read More »Cross-Listing all your Ocular Display (LCDs) Needs
Microtips Technology is excited to announce that we have the capabilities, and the ability to cross list all Ocular LCDs standard parts, and customize if needs be.Ã- Ã- Our touch panels offering has the capability for develop secure and easy integration for our clients; our touch panels uses projected capacitive technology and has transmissivity up to 90% however we can customize up to...
Read More »
Mono Graphic OLED Display features sunlight-readable design.
With total power consumption of 0.5–1 W, 2.4 in.- Mono Graphic OLED Display- Module- is suited for handheld and battery-operated applications where bright clear display is needed. Average operating lifetime at room temperature is typically 50,000 hr with brightness of 120 nits. Featuring typical- logic voltage of 3.0 V, passive matrix module is available with or without polarizer and touch...
Read More »New Scalable PCAP Line
Microtips Technology is excited to announce our new website re-design with great features such as, the product sections comparison function that compares up to 4 specs at a time for optimal results, with more focus on press releases, and faster updates on featuring new products.Ã- Ã- We recently partner with RockTouch Technology having 14 years of experience in touch technology and...
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TFT Display offers 320 x RGB x 240 dot resolution.
With outer dimensions of 144.0 x 104.6 x 12.8 mm, Model MTF-TQ57SN741-AV measures 5.7 in. on diagonal and has active area dimensions of 115.2 x 86.4 mm. QVGA TFT active matrix display features Intel 80 series high-speed 16-bit bus interface and operates in CPU mode. Equipped with built-in frame buffer, RAM functionality, and 500 nit white LED backlighting, display is suited for industrial, wall...
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