Difference between revisions of "Screen panel"
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Here are the photos of a screen testing running in a full resolution via our power supply, keyboard controller and | Here are the photos of a screen testing running in a full resolution via our power supply, keyboard controller and | ||
| − | with the help of a clone SoM R4, running Raspbian. Also raw screen not connected for a reference. | + | with the help of a clone SoM R4, running Raspbian. Also raw screen not connected for a reference. 13'3 inch |
| + | screen as tested requires external driver. | ||
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Here are the other screens we used to test this configuration. | Here are the other screens we used to test this configuration. | ||
| − | Also we are looking into option of connecting smaller screens. | + | Also, we are looking into the option of connecting a variety of smaller screens. |
| + | Those can be connected directly and do not require external driver PCB. | ||
There was also a design idea to have two smaller screens next to each other. | There was also a design idea to have two smaller screens next to each other. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:08, 29 October 2022
Screen panel specs and features
Those are screen specifications that we took as a minimum requirements
Panel slim screen.
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Pixel Pitch(mm): 0.1529 x 0.1529
PPI: 166
Active Area(mm): 294.06 x 165.54
Outline(mm): 299.96 x 186.92
Luminance(nits): 300
View Angle (U/D/R/L): 89/89/89/89
Contrast Ratio: 800:1
Support color: 16.7M
Color Depth: 8 bit
Color Gamut (NTSC): 72%
Response Time(ms): 25
Power consumption: 3.7
Backlight: LED
Weight: 170 g
Frame Rate: (Hz)60Hz
Electrical Interface: DP 1.3
Ultra-slim thickness: 2mm
Testing and probing
Here are the photos of a screen testing running in a full resolution via our power supply, keyboard controller and with the help of a clone SoM R4, running Raspbian. Also raw screen not connected for a reference. 13'3 inch screen as tested requires external driver.
Here are the other screens we used to test this configuration. Also, we are looking into the option of connecting a variety of smaller screens. Those can be connected directly and do not require external driver PCB. There was also a design idea to have two smaller screens next to each other.
