Engineering notes from the CDTech display team: choosing and integrating TFT LCD modules, touch screens and optical bonding for industrial, medical, automotive and smart-home products.
278 articles on choosing, integrating and qualifying display modules.
Turn resolution and refresh rate into a data-rate number, match it to a real display module, and record the checks before display design freeze.
Read the noteMost custom display requests never need a new panel. See the platform variants that keep MOQ low, and how one-time cost spreads over batch…
Read the notePlace ESD protection at the connector: see what 30 mm of trace costs in clamping voltage, and which documents prove an LCD display ESD…
Read the noteCustom LCD prototyping usually reaches an engineering or Golden Sample in four to six weeks. See the week-by-week path and the platforms that make…
Read the noteAOI detects pixel, line, scratch and Mura defects on LCD lines. See how machine vision works, what false positives cost, and what to ask…
Read the noteDesign automotive LCD screens around the real temperature grade of the part: compare -30 °C to 85 °C modules, optical bonding and IATF 16949…
Read the noteBar type LCD displays fit shallow HMI openings. Compare stretched panel sizes, resolutions, brightness and temperature grades before you specify one.
Read the notePick the TFT LCD module interface your processor natively supports, then check resolution, bandwidth, cable length and the part's temperature grade.
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