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Reflective, transmissive, and transflective LCDs differ in how they use ambient light and backlighting. This guide explains their working principles, key trade-offs, and how to select the right LCD architecture for changing lighting conditions.

LCD display devices use different combinations of addressing methods, liquid-crystal modes, TFT backplanes, backlights, and interfaces. This guide explains the main LCD technologies, how they relate to each other, and how to select a suitable LCD configuration for industrial, medical, automotive, and other applications.

Explore FANNAL's latest TFT-LCD modules and PCAP touchscreens at the 5th Global Digital Trade Expo (GDTE) in Hangzhou, highlighting advanced industrial HMI and optical bonding solutions.

Optical bonding adhesives use different resin systems to provide optical clarity, adhesion, flexibility, and environmental resistance in display assemblies. This guide explains acrylic, silicone, epoxy, and other optical bonding materials, their key properties, and how to select a suitable material for different display applications.

At FANNAL, we firmly believe that business growth is made possible by the society we are a part of, and businesses share a responsibility to give back within their capabilities. While our individual contribution may be modest, we are deeply grateful for the opportunity to participate in this enduring, long-term effort toward community enrichment and sustainable growth.

Learn the differences between OCA, SCA and LOCA (OCR) optical bonding adhesives, how they work, where they are used, and which factors to consider when selecting an adhesive for custom display and touch screen applications.

Explain the history and development of LCD technology, starting with the discovery of liquid crystals in the 19th century and tracing the major technological milestones that led to modern TFT LCD displays. Clearly explain that there is no single inventor of the modern LCD, while identifying the key scientific and engineering contributions behind its development.

The article should also explain how an LCD works at a basic technical level and how LCD technology has evolved through TFT, IPS, LTPS, oxide TFT and advanced backlight technologies such as Mini-LED.

A custom display project does not go directly from an RFQ to production. The manufacturer first needs to determine whether an existing solution can meet the requirements, whether customization is necessary, and whether the resulting design can be validated and manufactured consistently.

Multi-touch can be implemented using different touchscreen technologies. This article focuses on projected capacitive touchscreens (PCAP) and explains what determines their touch-point capability, including sensor design, Touch IC, firmware, cover glass, and operating conditions.

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) can cause false touches, missed touches, and unstable touch performance in projected capacitive (PCAP) touchscreens. This article explains how EMI enters a touchscreen system, where common interference comes from, and what engineers should consider when designing and integrating touch displays for electrically noisy environments.