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Character LCD Modules are Alpha-Numeric Dot Matrix LCD displays use Super Twisted Nematic (STN) and Film Compensated STN (FSTN) technology. They have all of the driving and control circuitry packaged with the LCD glass, providing an easy to use digital interface to the user. The characters displayed usually have a fixed 5×7 pixel matrix used to display alpha-numeric text. The text characters displayed by these modules are controlled, and refreshed by, the LCD Character Module so the user only needs to send simple ASCII characters to the Modules internal RAM. Pacific Display Devices offers Character LCD Modules from 1 line by 8 characters, to 4 lines by 40 characters.
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Glass Liquid Crystal Display Products typically use Twisted Nematic (TN) technology. They display basic segment and icon displays on the LCD glass that are interfaced to the user circuitry by the attached solder pins or conductive elastomeric (zebra) strips. These displays typically display 2 to 8 digits, using 7 to 14 segments per digit, and a variety of graphic icons indicating polarity (+/-), decimal points, battery and temperature indicators. These products are low cost and work well with microprocessors with embedded LCD controllers or a stand-alone LCD controller.
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Graphic LCD Module displays use Super Twisted Nematic (STN) and Film Compensated STN (FSTN) technology. They are a very popular, flexible and relatively inexpensive display solution for a variety of applications. Graphic displays allow the user to individually control each display pixel. This independent pixel control allows the user to display both text and pictures simultaneously. The Graphic Modules offer a variety of easy-to-use digital parallel data interfaces, from raw row and column pixel data conversion, to complete embedded graphic control subsystems with memory. Pacific Display Devices offers many graphic resolutions and controller options to choose from allowing greater design creativity.
