Sunlight Readable Displays with Low Power Consumption

Distec, a leading German specialist for TFT flat screens and system solutions for industrial and multimedia applications, has added the high-quality ORTUSTECH TFT displays to its product range.

Ortus Technology was founded in 2010 by merging the display units of CASIO and TOPPAN and offers a variety of different TFT displays in sizes from 2.2 to 9.6″ (5.588-24.384cm). They are manufactured according to industrial standards and are especially suitable for rough outdoor use. “With more than 30 years of experience in the field of industrial displays, ORTUSTECH is one of the pioneers in the LCD sector and has developed the optimum technology for sunlight readable displays with low power consumption: the innovative Blanview technology,” explained Leonhard Spiegl, Product Manager Components at Distec. “It perfectly combines the benefits of transmissive and transflective displays.” Perfect applications for the Blanview displays are all mobile or battery driven devices, for example in the medical or automotive field or in handhelds for outdoor applications.

Blanview Technology

Optimum readability and color fidelity under almost all lighting conditions, including direct sunlight, and a wide viewing angle are the main benefits of the Blanview technology. Blanview displays also show an up to 60 percent reduced power consumption (compared to conventional transmissive displays). All these advantages enable compact designs and long battery life – nowadays the basic requirement for modern products.

Industrial Quality

Typical for Japanese companies, ORTUSTECH is focusing on quality: the production sites are certified according to IS09001/14001 for optimum process cycles, sustainability and environmental protection. The displays feature a low weight and a narrow bezel but nevertheless are robust and master rough environmental conditions due to the extended temperature range. To ensure a reliable project planning, ORTUSTECH guarantees a long-term availability of at least 5 years.

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