June 23, 2004 – Dialog Semiconductor today launched the first two products in its new color liquid crystal display (LCD) driver family. Using multi-line addressing (MLA) LCD technology, the new ...

This application note aims to assist designers using NXP LCD segment drivers in making a cascaded design. Cascading means combining more than one LCD driver in a design in such a way that makes them ...

NXP Semiconductors today announced the production ramp-up of two new chip-on-glass (COG) LCD drivers – the PCA8539 and the PCA2117 – specifically designed for driving vertical alignment (VA) displays.

Taiwan-based IC design houses particularly LCD driver IC firms continue to see their China-based handset clients decelerate their pace of orders, bracing for a potential cutback in... LCD display ...

Ever tried to find the data on a mysterious LCD controller that’s kicking around in your parts bin? Well check out this list of various LCD controllers that [Achim] has put together. He summarizes the ...

Apple has placed LCD display driver orders with touchscreen supplier Synaptics for its next-generation iPhones, indicating the Cupertino-based company's in-house development of touch and display ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested in a new Raspberry Pi display driver which has been created to produce high frame rates of up to 60 frames per second over an SPI bus. Watch the video below ...

Kind of a weird/hopeless question, but that's what Ars is for!<P>I have a Proview PT-500 15" LCD monitor. When I first bought it and installed it in a WinME system (Radeon AIW), as a generic plug and ...

Enhanced performance, full-color display capability leverages innovative embedded memory technology accessible from foundry design ecosystem SINGAPORE - June 23, 2004 - Dialog Semiconductor Plc., a ...

NexChip and Samsung Foundry have emerged as the dominant players in the display driver IC (DDIC) market for the third quarter of 2024, according to the latest insights from Omdia's... Taiwan-based ...

Two new chip-on-glass LCD drivers, the PCA8539 and the PCA2117 from NXP, allow an LCD voltage up to 16 V with accurate software-programmable temperature compensation for high and stable contrast over ...