LCX016AM
LCX016AM is 3.3cm (1.3-inch) Black-and-White LCD Panel manufactured by Sony Semiconductor Solutions.
Description
The LCX016AM is a 3.3cm diagonal active matrix TFT-LCD panel addressed by polycrystalline silicon super thin film transistors with a built-in peripheral driving circuit. Use of three LCX016AM panels provides a full-color representation. The striped arrangement suitable for data projectors is capable of displaying fine text and vertical lines. The adoption of an advanced on-chip black matrix realizes high picture quality without cross talk by incorporating a high luminance screen and cross talk free circuit. This panel has a polysilicon TFT high-speed scanner and built-in function to display images up/down and/or right/left inverse. The built-in 5V interface circuit leads to lower voltage of timing and control signals. The panel contains an active area variable circuit which supports MAC17/SVGA/VGA/PC98 data signals by changing the active area according to the type of input signal. In addition, double-speed processed NTSC/PAL can also be supported. The adoption of a micro-lens increases the utilization efficiency of incident light, resulting in an optical transmittance of 30% or more with parallel incident light. Features
- Number of active dots: 519,000 (1.3-inch, 3.3cm in diagonal)
- Accepts the puter requirements of MAC17 (832 × 624), SVGA (800 × 600), VGA (640 × 480) and PC98 (640 × 400) platforms
- Supports NTSC (640 × 480) and PAL (762 × 572) by processing the video signal at double speed
- High optical transmittance: 30% or more (with parallel incident light)
- Built-in cross talk free circuit
- High contrast ratio with normally white mode: 200 (typ.)
- Built-in H and V drivers (built-in input level conversion circuit, 5V driving possible)
- Up/down and/or right/left inverse display function Element Structure
- Dots: 832 (H) × 624 (V) = 519,168
- Built-in peripheral driver using polycrystalline silicon super thin film transistors Applications
- Liquid crystal data projectors
- Liquid crystal projectors, etc.
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