Why TFT Industrial LCD Displays Play a Vital Role in Modern Industry

2025-04-10 Have you ever wondered why TFT industrial LCD displays have become such a critical component in modern industrial applications? 1. Definition A TFT industrial LCD display (Thin-Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display) is an advanced active-matrix LCD technology. Compared to conventional LCDs, TFT-LCD displays offer faster response … Continue reading →

UI Design & TFT-LCD display

2025-04-10 When working with UI design for TFT LCD displays, there are several factors to consider in order to create an efficient and visually appealing interface. TFT (Thin Film Transistor) LCD displays are commonly used in applications ranging from embedded systems, mobile … Continue reading →

ITO Photolithography (Yellow Light Process) VS ITO Screen Printing

2025-04-10 In touch panel manufacturing, ITO photolithography (yellow light process) and ITO screen printing (including printing on gypsum substrates) are two key technological approaches with significant differences in principles, applications, and performance. Below is a detailed analysis and comparison: 1. ITO Photolithography (Yellow Light Process) … Continue reading →

Analysis and Solutions for Image RetentionBurn-in on IPS LCD Displays

2025-04-10 Image retention (or temporary/persistent afterimages) on IPS LCD screens is typically caused by the following factors, each requiring targeted solutions: I. Primary Causes of Image Retention 1. Slow Liquid Crystal Response 2. DC Voltage Bias (DC Imbalance) 3. Long-Term Static … Continue reading →

Understanding TFT LCD Modules and Their Technology

2025-03-28 A TFT LCD (Thin-Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display) module is a type of flat-panel display that uses thin-film transistor technology to improve image quality and performance. Here are some key points about TFT LCD modules: 1.Structure: A TFT LCD module … Continue reading →

The difference between resistive and capacitive touch panels

2025-03-28 Capacitive touch screen Capacitive touch screens are expected to contain X and Y electrodes with an insulating layer between them. The transparent electrodes are usually made of ITO and metal bridges in a diamond pattern. The human body is conductive because it … Continue reading →

LCD Technologies: On-Cell vs In-Cell

2025-03-28 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology has evolved significantly over the years, and terms like “On-Cell” and “In-Cell” refer to different methods of integrating touch functionality into the display. Here’s a breakdown of these technologies: 1. Traditional LCD with Separate Touch Layer 2. On-Cell Touch Technology May … Continue reading →

Difference between TN and IPS

2025-03-28 TN and IPS are two technologies that are used to create liquid crystal displays or LCD. TN stands for Twisted Nematic while IPS stands for In-Plane Switching. These technologies handle the way the liquid crystals move differently, resulting in different … Continue reading →