OLED 1.30 inch 128x64 for air purifier

Key Specifications/Special Features:

Display Color: Monochrome (White)
Number of pixesl: 128x64
Panel size: 34.5x23.0x1.4mm
Activer area: 29.42x14.7mm
IC: SH1106G
Interface: 8bit 68xx/80xx Parallel, 4-wire SPI/ I2C
PIN number: 30

1. High display quality Active Matrix

    Since each point of the liquid crystal display keeps that color and brightness after receiving the signal, it emits constant light, unlike the cathode ray tube display (CRT) that needs to constantly refresh the bright spot. Therefore, the LCD monitor has high image quality and will never flicker, minimizing eye fatigue TFT LCD Display.

2. No electromagnetic radiation Passive matrix OLED

    The display material of the traditional display is phosphor, which is displayed by the electron beam hitting the phosphor. The electron beam will generate strong electromagnetic radiation at the moment when it hits the phosphor, although there are many display products that have been compared in dealing with the radiation problem. Effective treatment is to minimize the amount of radiation as much as possible, but it is difficult to completely eliminate it. Relatively speaking, liquid crystal displays have inherent advantages in preventing radiation, because there is no radiation at all. In the prevention of electromagnetic waves, liquid crystal displays also have their own unique advantages. It uses strict sealing technology to enclose a small amount of electromagnetic waves from the drive circuit in the display. In order to dissipate heat, ordinary displays must let the internal circuit as much as possible. In contact with the air, the electromagnetic waves generated by the internal circuit will "leak" to the outside in a large amount TFT LCD module.

3. Large viewing area The Transparent OLED

    For displays of the same size, the viewing area of the liquid crystal display is larger. The viewing area of a liquid crystal display is the same as its diagonal size. The front panel of the cathode ray tube monitor has a frame around an inch around the front panel of the picture tube, which cannot be used for display.