The EA KIT graphic series is a fully assembled control and operating unit with a variety of integrated functions. As well as offering excellent super-twist contrast, the compact display can be put into operation immediately. It is controlled via the standard RS-232 or RS-422 interface.

Immediately running TFT displays: full functionality from the first minute off. After the successful 4.3" type there are also smaller and larger displays available. (e.g. 3.2", 4.3", 5.7" and 7"). For operation there is only 5V= and a serial interface like RS-232, I”C or SPI necessary.

This display series was specially developed for low-power hand-held applications. For the first time it is possible to operate a standard display at 3.3V! The optionally available LED backlighting can also be run with 3.3V or 5V. The preferred interface is the SPI bus. In the mean time are a lot different character and graphic displays available.

Multifunction Control Unit 5" TFT with touchpanel (PCAP) and object-based display:

- move objects at any time
- display and change measurement value automatically
- change character size while text is displayed
- fade elements in and out softly
- create screens easy with uniTFTDesigner for Windows

Contrast 1/2000: The new OLED technology provides because of its real black background and its active technology a contrast ratio of minimum 2000:1. Operating temperature range -40..+80°C. More and more does the required temperature range for a typical LCD module exceed the possibilities. Above all things with low temperatures the new OLED displays do win every competition with standart LCD modules!

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY can supply a data logger to monitor and record ambient temperature, relative humidity and dew point. The EA SYLOG-USB-4 is ideal for applications in the pharmaceutical and food industry, transportation and logistics and general laboratory use.

LCD graphics displays in a variety of sizes and resolutions up to 5.7". Many displays already have an integrated controller. This enables individual pixels to be set and deleted. These displays are available both without illumination and with a variety of types of illumination.

This is how graphics programming will look in the future: No more "pixel programming" but, instead, efficient operation with extensive drawing functions and fonts. The advantages are obvious: no time-consuming graphics programming, drastically reduced time-to-market.