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Medical Design Technology | Wednesday, September 1, 2010

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Touchscreen TFT LCDs Feature Thin ProfileLumex announces the global launch of their InfoVue TFT (thin film transistor) family of full color graphic display technology. InfoVue TFT LCDs come in both touchscreen and standard formats and feature an extended temperature range, LED backlighting for high contrast, and a thin profile starting at an industry-leading 3.0 mm. InfoVue TFT technology comes with complimentary integration support from Lumex´s team of technical design specialists.

Compatible with standard LCD drivers, InfoVue TFT technology is ideal for a wide range of applications including medical device technology (including display features on medical radiology equipment, monitors, defibrillators, infusion pumps, blood gases analyzers and ventilators).

InfoVue TFT LCDs provide an extended temperature range. Whereas standard TFT LCDs operate from 0 to 60°C, the InfoVue TFT LCD can operate effectively at temperatures ranging from -20 to 70°C, making the technology an ideal fit for applications that require consistent performance in extended hot and cold environments.

InfoVue TFT LCDs use LED backlights which further increase the contrast. This method allows for much richer colors and darker blacks than available with alternative technologies, such as CCFLs (compact fluorescent lamps). Whereas CCFL can offer a contrast of 150:1, an LED backlight allows for a contrast of 500:1.

The RoHs compliant InfoVue TFT LCDs are available in standard and touchscreen formats in 3.5, 4.3, 5.7, and 7.0 in. diagonal screen sizes. The resistive type touchscreens operate in a 4 bit parallel interface and operate well over the entire operating temperature range of the display.

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