Reflective LCD is a liquid crystal display that utilizes ambient light for illumination. Its core feature is the absence of a backlight, as it reflects ambient light to present images. It offers advantages such as low power consumption, eye protection, and high visibility under bright light, making it widely used in many specific application scenarios.
Reflective LCD uses reflected ambient light to illuminate the screen and meet display requirements. Key features include: low power consumption (no need for a backlight, ideal for long-endurance battery- or solar-powered devices), excellent visibility in bright light (suitable for outdoor environments), and eye protection (simulates the diffuse reflection of paper, reducing blue light radiation, making it suitable for prolonged reading). It can be manufactured in TN, HTN, STN, and FSTN configurations. This type of product does not support use in dark conditions. The products meet parameter requirements in industries such as industrial, medical, automotive, and home appliances. With over 10,000 customized models ranging from EDC001 to EDC26080, all products comply with RoHS 2.0 Directive and REACH regulations.
| Manufacturer | Eastern Display |
| Display mode | FSTN/TN/HTN/STN?LCD |
| Viewing angle | 6/12 O’ CLOCK |
| Operating voltage | 3.0V ---5.0V |
| Viewing angle range | 100-160° |
| Connection | PINS/FPC |
| Driver chip model | / |
| Operating temperature | -40℃-80℃ |
| Storage temperature | -40℃-90℃ |
| Lifetime | 100000?H |
| Multi-color | YES |
| Special shaped | YES |
| Product features | Low-power?LCD |
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HTN LCD are widely used in various types of dispensing equipment, includingLNG 、dispenserfuel dispensers、special fluid dispensers、 self-sustaining pump dispensers、submersible pump dispensers、 self-service dispensers、and pre-set dispensers. Segment displays provide an intelligent presentation of core fueling information areas, status and prompt zones, and operator interfaces. For a fuel dispenser, an LCD is far more than just a simple “digital display”—it serves as a central interactive hub connecting the gas station, customers, payment systems, and backend management. It transforms a mechanical fluid-dispensing process into a digitized, information-enabled, and interactive modern commercial service environment.
The 0.96 inch OLED is a compact, high-contrast display. It employs self-emissive technology, eliminating the need for a backlight. This results in an ultra-thin module structure that saves valuable internal space in devices. It is widely used in wearable devices, portable electronics, smart home appliances, and similar applications.
The FSTN dot-matrix LCD screen, featuring high contrast ratio, wide viewing angle, and low power consumption, stands as the ideal display solution for high-end flow meters. This LCD display operates in FSTN mode with 128×128 or 128×64 resolution, showcasing blue-black text on a gray background with exceptional contrast and wide viewing angles. The module incorporates driver chips manufactured through COG technology, delivering slim profile, low power consumption, and broad operating temperature range. Equipped with SPI interface or 8-bit parallel LCD interface for connection to main control MCU, it delivers high-quality image and text display with stable performance.
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VA LCD products are widely used in industrial alarm instruments such as multi-channel alarm meters, single-channel digital display alarm meters, status/process indicators, and dedicated gas detection alarm meters. The LCD screens digitally display real-time measurement values (temperature, pressure, etc.), alarm setpoints, analog displays (percentage), channel numbers, alarm status indications, gas concentration values (e.g., %LEL), and provide precise display of single-point parameters and threshold alarms. This enables the informational representation of instrument functions for monitoring production process parameters and ensuring personal and property safety.
HTN LCD brings significant interaction upgrades and reliability assurance to refrigerator products. Its ultra-wide operating temperature range (-40°C to 80°C) perfectly suits freezer compartments and high-temperature kitchen environments, eliminating display failures under extreme conditions. With high contrast and wide viewing angle characteristics, the display remains clear and readable from any angle—whether viewed from the side, from a low angle, or under strong light—greatly improving the user experience. Moreover, this solution adopts a low-cost passive drive architecture that requires no complex TFT circuitry. The driver section cost can be reduced by 50%–70% compared to TFT-LCD, while its microampere-level power consumption adds almost nothing to the refrigerator’s overall energy use. It is an ideal choice that balances display performance, extreme-environment adaptability, and economical mass production.
Segment LCD are widely used. For some product application scenarios, it is necessary to enhance display recognition and improve aesthetic appeal. By employing screen printing or the application of colored films onto the LCD surface, a monochrome LCD can achieve multi-color effects under low-cost conditions.
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TN LCDs are indispensable core display components in electronic thermometers and are widely used in various types such as pen-type, infrared ear, infrared forehead, and pacifier thermometers. As the “window” for communication between the thermometer and the user, the LCD intuitively converts the temperature electrical signals collected by the sensor into clear and easy-to-read numbers. This allows users not only to directly read the temperature result but also to access information such as battery level, memory data, and measurement mode, completing essential human-machine interaction. Particularly, segment LCD used in conjunction with low-power MCU consume extremely low power, perfectly meeting the requirements for long standby times and frequent use of thermometers. Furthermore, modern LCD themselves offer the advantage of being thin and lightweight. Coupled with the fact that many MCU designed for portable devices integrate LCD drive control circuits, this helps simplify the internal circuit design of the thermometer, reduce the number of components, and achieve a more compact and lighter product appearance.
