Littelfuse LCD Displays 10

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Optoelectronic Type Color At Wavelength Horizontal Pixel Count Maximum Supply Voltage No. of Functions Nominal Supply Voltage Depth Character Font Type Packing Method Rows Per Display Display Format Diagonal Size Sub-Category Display Height Minimum Supply Voltage Maximum Operating Temperature Height Minimum Operating Temperature Fluid Type Characters Per Row Backlight Viewing Area Length Pixel Format Polarization Mode Additional Features Length Viewing Area Height Pixel Count (Vertical) Interface

100987960

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

18 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

94 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

38 mm

100987910

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

51 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100987967

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

25 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

137 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

46 mm

100987897

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

9 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

51 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

23 mm

100987921

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

51 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100996568

Littelfuse

BAR-GRAPH LCD DISPLAY

15 V

16 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

102 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100987996

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

31 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100987953

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

70 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100987903

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

51 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

100987974

Littelfuse

LCD SHUTTER

15 V

13 mm

4 V

85 Cel

-20 Cel

94 mm

TRANSFLECTIVE

31 mm

LCD Displays

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) displays are electronic devices that use liquid crystal technology to display visual information. LCD displays are commonly used in electronic devices such as televisions, computer monitors, smartphones, and digital watches.

An LCD display consists of a layer of liquid crystal material sandwiched between two sheets of glass. When an electric current is applied to the liquid crystal material, it changes the orientation of the crystals, which affects the amount of light that is allowed to pass through the display. The pixels on the display are controlled by thin-film transistors (TFTs) that are embedded in the glass substrate.

LCD displays can be categorized into various types based on their backlight technology, including LED-backlit, CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamp)-backlit, and EL (electroluminescent)-backlit displays. LED-backlit displays are the most common type of LCD display and are energy-efficient, have a long lifespan, and produce a bright and vivid image.

LCD displays offer several advantages over other display technologies. They consume less power than CRT displays and are thinner and lighter than other display technologies. They also produce a clearer image with better color accuracy and can display a wide range of colors.