Serial communication transmits data one bit at a time over a single channel, ideal for long-distance reliability and simpler wiring, while parallel communication sends multiple bits simultaneously across separate channels for higher short-range speed. Serial protocols like USB and I2C dominate modern devices (e.g., Panox Display’s OLED interfaces), whereas parallel is reserved for legacy systems … Read more
The 0.66-inch white OLED display SSD1306 is a compact monochromatic screen module with a resolution of 64×48 pixels, powered by the SSD1306 driver IC. Designed for low-power applications, it features a high-contrast white-on-black display, SPI/I²C interface compatibility, and a brightness of ≥80 cd/m². Commonly used in wearables, IoT devices, and embedded systems, it supports microcontrollers … Read more
A small LCD display module is a compact, integrated unit combining a liquid crystal display (LCD) panel, driver circuitry, backlight, and interface connectors. These modules typically range from 0.96″ to 5″ diagonally and provide plug-and-play visual output for IoT devices, wearables, medical tools, and industrial controls. Panox Display specializes in customizable modules supporting resolutions up … Read more
Square 3.95-inch TFT LCD displays feature a 720×720 resolution RGB matrix, delivering sharp visuals (≈233 PPI) for medical, industrial, and wearable tech. Panox Display’s IPS variants offer 178° viewing angles and 24-bit color depth, ideal for applications requiring accurate color reproduction in compact form factors. These panels use MIPI or SPI interfaces, with typical brightness … Read more
The smallest commercially available OLED graphic display currently measures 0.5 inches (1.3 cm) diagonally, featuring a 1024×768 resolution with full-color active matrix technology. These micro-OLED panels utilize single-crystal silicon substrates for ultra-high pixel density (2.36 million pixels), achieving submillimeter thickness while supporting NTSC/PAL progressive scanning systems. Their compact design and 150,000:1 contrast ratio make them … Read more
A Smart CAN Display is an advanced interface system that integrates with a vehicle’s Controller Area Network (CAN bus) to monitor and visualize real-time data like speed, engine diagnostics, and battery status. Designed for automotive and industrial use, Panox Display’s models feature high-brightness LCD/OLED screens, OBD-II compatibility, and customizable software to decode CAN protocols (e.g., … Read more
Smartphones with DisplayPort Alt Mode support video output through their USB-C ports, enabling direct connection to external displays. This feature requires USB 3.1 compatibility and is primarily found in premium models like Samsung Galaxy S20/S21, Google Pixel 8 Pro, and ASUS ROG Phone 3. Panox Display notes that USB-C ports must follow DP Alt Mode … Read more
A square 3.92-inch TFT LCD display with 320×320 SPI interface is a compact, high-resolution color screen designed for embedded systems requiring precise visual output. Featuring IPS technology for wide viewing angles (up to 178°), it uses SPI serial communication for low-pin-count integration and supports touch functionality (capacitive/resistive). The 40-pin connector enables MCU/SPI dual-mode control, while … Read more