The Circular/Round LCD has been added to SB Components' display line. Round LCD HAT for Raspberry Pi, Round HAT Display for Pico, and Round LCD Breakout are the three new displays. All of the displays have a high resolution of 240 × 240 pixels and 65K RGB colors. They also include IPS (in-plane switching) technology, which provides high contrast ratios and excellent all-around viewing angles, and all of these displays include a joystick.
Makers have a lot of creative design options with these circular/round LCDs.
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These displays may be utilised in a variety of applications and are particularly useful when a 'dial' view is desired. We can see a lot of advantages to utilising this style for goods that are needed for elderly home care gadgets.
Why do you want to use a circular display?
Circular displays are in high demand in the industrial sector to differentiate product design. Days are gone when a rectangular display had to be topped with a circular bezel to make it seem round. You can now create a lovely enclosure to complement your circular display.
You may select between Passive or Active Matrix LCD with an incredibly small profile, outstanding color clarity, and genuine black appearance when off, starting with 1” modules
Is it true that circular screens are more expensive?
Although circular screens are more expensive than rectangular displays, SB Components offers LCD modules for as little as £21 with a joystick built in.
Make an impression with your circular display.
Our circular displays are available for a variety of hardware platforms and are a wonderful way to give your product design a contemporary vibe.
How will you use to operate your display?
SB Components not only strives to develop a best-in-class display solution, but also to guarantee that the display is driven by the proper embedded system and that a hardware solution is achieved that ensures your display functions flawlessly inside your application. The following are examples of hardware solutions:
- Computer-on-modules
- Single Board Computer
- IoT Gateways
- Custom board designs
Markets that are ideal for circular displays
Appliances for the Home : With more options for consumers, home appliance items need to stand out, and what better way to do so than by converting to a circular display? With options ranging from tiny LCD panels to ultra-thin LCD displays.
Smart Metering & Utility : As the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution gains traction, heating controls and smart meters must be both practical and visually attractive. Switch to a circular display to make your product stand out. These displays may be customized to meet the needs of any application.
Automotive & Marine : Circular LCD Displays may now replace mechanical gauges or rectangular displays in your instrument clusters at a cost previously considered exorbitant. In bright sunshine, these beautiful but difficult displays are easier to read.
Circular displays are available in a variety of hardware configurations and are excellent for replacing analogue gauges in instrument clusters. The screens are durable and continue to give excellent results.
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