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May/June, 2012 Smart-Touch LCDs from Saelig
Pittsford, NY — Saelig Company Inc. has introduced ezLCD compact Smart Touch LCD modules, aimed at speed- ing time-to-market for products requiring an interactive color graph- ics display. The all-in-one modular design combines a color LCD, touch screen, control electronics, memory and I/O, with an easy-to-use USB-pro- grammable firmware environment for quickly creating a graphic client or a standalone intelligent display. According to the company,
ezLCD-301-QK is a rapid, cost-effec- tive way to implement a touch screen color LCD into virtually any applica- tion. The 2.6-in. (66mm) display (400 x 240 pixel), coupled with USB 2.0 and RS-232/TTL interfaces, allows access to a powerful built-in microcontroller and 4MB of flash memory, which can store fonts, bitmaps, and macros. Operating on +3.3V, ezLCD- 301-QK consumes less than 100mA,
and operates over a 0-to-60°C tem- perature range. Simple ASCII-com- mand-driven software is provided
(Windows 7, XP, Linux, and OSX Operating System compatible) which allows users to quickly customize
macros, graphical objects, fonts, images, and interfaces, dramatically shortening design cycles. A serial terminal program allows
Programmable touch-screen LCD.
for rapid development under Windows, Linux, and OSX operating systems. Ready-made software widgets include Analog Meter, Buttons, CheckBox, Dial, Radio Button, Slider, and many others. Macros and GUI Widgets can create a working user interface proto- type within hours. ezLCD Smart Touch LCD modules work with any microcontroller, including the popular Arduino boards. With the Earth - SEMPL macro language and built in I/O, ezLCD modules can replace panel meters, simple HMI, operator panels and temperature controllers. ezLCD- 301-QK provides a comprehensive, easy to use starting platform for designing compact graphics into an existing or new product application. A custom USB cable to interface with the module’s 16-pin connector is also sup- plied. ezLCD modules make a visually appealing alternative to character modules, vacuum florescent displays, STN passive matrix displays, or more
automated solutions, Inc.
complex graphic LCD products. Contact: Saelig Co. Inc., 1160
Pittsford Victor Road, Pittsford, NY 14534 % 585-385-1750 E-mail:
info@saelig.com Web:
www.saelig.com
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Multitest: Quad-Site MEMS
Applications
Rosenheim, Germany — Multitest has expanded its MEMS portfolio to pick-and-place applications with the introduction of its test and calibra- tion cart for the MT9510.
The company’s MEMS solutions
now are available for strip test and singulated package test on Multitest InStrip with optional InCarrier — the well-established gravity test han-
MEMs/DUT handling system. CUSTOMIZED MODULES CU M
Phone: Fax:
automated solutions, Inc.
Internet: Email:
39 Scenic View Drive • Deep River, CT 06517 860-227-0683 860-526-9296
www.strunk.de
www.strunk-connect.com info@strunk.de
dlers MT93xx and MT9928, or the MT9510XP tri-temp pick-and-place handler. This new combination is based on the two platforms: MT MEMS and MT9510. The company has developed this even further by leveraging the contact site dimension of the MT9510 x16, and is now able to offer a quad-site test solution for
MEMS on pick-and-place handlers. Contact: Multitest Electronic
See us at Wire Processing Tech. Booth 1120
Systems, Inc., 4444 Centerville Road, Suite 105, St. Paul, MN 55127-3700 % 651-407-7777 fax: 651-407-7290 E-mail:
salesusa@multitest.com Web:
www.multitest.com
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