Reposting as it's own thread instead of discussing it in-line in the PCB thread (which didn't feel entirely right, TBH). By way of context: I'm going to be attending the Cyberpunk-themed Neotropolis ...
In 1971, Texas Instruments released something no one else had ever seen before. The TIL305 was an alphanumeric display, powered by LEDs. Sure, the technology of the early 70s meant the LEDs weren’t ...
The company's line of dot matrix, 5 x 7 LED alphanumeric displays now include the first smart displays with blue characters in an 8-character, rectangular package. About the width of a AAA battery, ...
These displays have a 17.3 mm (0.68 inch) character height and use industry standard size and pin-out. The devices are common row anode configurations. The displays are in gray face paint and in ...
Last year, [Mangy_Dog] was asked by a few friends to consult on a project they were working on. The goal was to build an authentic replica of an F-18 cockpit, apparently for the purposes of creating a ...
When it comes to big, bright visuals, nothing beats direct-view LED. Long relegated to select high-profile applications like stadium jumbotrons and Times Square billboards, recent years have seen ...
TCL’s development and manufacturing division, TCL CSOT, has today unveiled a raft of new next-gen OLED and LED screen innovations, including bigger real-world IJP OLED’s and a huge, ultra-wide aspect ...
The ICM7245 is an 8-character, alphanumeric display driver and controller which provides all the circuitry required to interface a microprocessor or digital system to a 16-segment display with ...
\[July 24, 2006\] The company's line of dot matrix, 5 x 7 LED alphanumeric displays now include the first smart displays with blue characters in an 8-character, rectangular package. About the width of ...
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