New Vision Display’s R&D teams have jointly developed a custom driver for their ZBD displays which can support greater resolutions.
SHENZHEN, CHINA – New Vision Display (“NVD”), a Shenzhen-based company, has announced that their R&D teams in China and the UK, have jointly developed a custom driver for their ZBD displays.
This new driver is able to support multiple ZBD displays with resolutions of up to 480 x 320, a marked improvement compared to legacy drivers that supported resolutions of up to 240 x 96. This new ZBD driver (part number NB7142) comes equipped with both I2C and SPI interfaces, an OTP lookup table, a DC-to-DC booster, and a temperature sensor.
Using this new driver, New Vision Display has created a standardized ZBD platform that will be used to build on for future ZBD displays created by the company.
“I’m very proud of our team’s hard work in making this happen,” said Dr. Matthias Pfeiffer, NVD’s Chief Technology Officer, “This new driver opens the door to many ZBD opportunities for our customers.”
To view samples of ZBD displays utilizing this new driver, NVD’s business partner ACTRON AG will be demonstrating them during the electronica 2022 trade fair and conference in Munich, Germany, from November 14-16 at a booth located at B5, Stand 207. If you are not able to attend electronica 2022, there are a limited number of ZBD display samples now available to customers upon request.
About New Vision Display
New Vision Display (“NVD”) is a key subsidiary of the publicly traded company Tianjin Jingwei Huikai Optoelectronic Co. Ltd. with global headquarters in Shenzhen, China. NVD is a leading supplier of custom displays, touch panels, cover lenses, screen protectors and integrated assemblies for OEMs worldwide. NVD offers a total solution approach, with a thorough understanding of the product development, life cycle, end-user and environmental requirements. NVD has manufacturing facilities located in China and Malaysia, with sales and technical support staff across the U.S., Europe and Asia.
SOURCE: New Vision Display (Shenzhen) Co. Ltd.
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