Framos Offers Kyocera's New 7-inch High Brightness WVGA LCD Module
18/04/2011 Framos Electronics Ltd
-€¦ideal for applications in industrial and medical systemsCamberley, UK - 14th April 2011 - Framos Electronics, a leading imaging solutions company, makes available the new Kyocera 7-inch LCD module. The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, a major producer of electronic devices, is extending its product range within the Kyocera Display Group by adding this new 7-inch, high brightness WVGA LCD module designated TCG070WVLP*ANN-AN*08.
Key features of Kyocera's new 7-inch LCD within its enhanced product portfolio include WVGA resolution, long life LED backlight with up to 70,000 operating hours, a brightness of 700 cd, a slim housing and a viewing angle that covers the needs for industrial use, thanks to its latest display technology. Combined with those features are the reliability in delivery and especially the long availability of the product that distinguish Kyocera as a reliable manufacturer.
The LED backlight ensures very low power consumption by using the latest technology in LED chips and light guides. The broad temperature range of -20 to +70°C and a resolution of 800 x RGB x 480 meet the requirements of the industry. Thanks to these benefits, the LCD is ideal for use in systems within industrial or medical applications. A 16-bit RGB connection facilitates an easy and simple installation. The outline dimensions are 165 x 104.4 x 8.2mm with an active area of 152.4 x 91.44mm.
The Kyocera Corporation is actively engaged in the development of environmentally friendly products and is working to reduce the use of environmentally degrading materials and processes in industry. The company complies with the EU's RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive.
For more information, please contact Stuart Chaston:
Framos Electronics Ltd
The Coliseum Business Centre
Riverside Way
Camberley, Surrey
GU15 3YL, UK
Phone: +44 (0)1276 404 143
Email: s.chaston@framos.co.uk
Web: www.framos.co.uk
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