HTN Blue 8 Inch Segmented Custom LCD Screen Panel For Water Dispenser

Descriptions:

A Segment LCD (or Segmented LCD) is a type of LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) that uses a series of segments to form numbers, letters, or other characters. These displays are commonly used in devices like clocks, calculators, digital meters, and other electronics where simple numerical or alphanumeric output is needed.

How it Works:

The display consists of several segments (typically 7 or 14), arranged in a pattern to form individual digits or characters. Each segment is an individual part of the display that can either be turned on or off to create different patterns, such as numbers, letters, or symbols.

Key Features:

• Simple Characters
• Backlighting (optional)
• High Visibility
• Low Power Consumption

Detailed Parameters:

Notices: The differences between HTN (High Twisted Nematic) and STN (Super Twisted Nematic) LCD technologies:

1. HTN (High Twisted Nematic) LCD

• Twist Angle: Greater than TN (~110°–120°).
• Key Features:
  • An improved version of TN, offering better contrast and viewing angles.
  • Maintains low power consumption and simplicity.
• Advantages:
  • Wider viewing angles compared to TN.
  • Moderate cost increase.
• Disadvantages:
  • Still inferior to advanced technologies like STN or VA in terms of viewing quality.

2. STN (Super Twisted Nematic) LCD

• Twist Angle: 180°–270°.
• Key Features:
  • Offers wider viewing angles and better contrast than TN/HTN.
  • Supports multi-line displays for larger screens.
  • Slower response times compared to TN.
• Advantages:
  • Good readability.
  • Low power consumption.
• Disadvantages:
  • "Rainbow effect" (color distortion at certain angles).
  • Slower refresh rates and limited color reproduction.