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DWIN 2.8 Inch No Touch, TN TFT 240x320 350nit COF UART LCD Display, DMG32240F028_01WN
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DWIN 2.8 Inch No Touch, TN TFT 240x320 350nit COF UART LCD Display, DMG32240F028_01WN
This is an DWIN 2.8 Inch No Touch, TN TFT 240x320 350nit COF UART LCD Display. The Dwin 2.8inch COF LCD Based on T5L0, running DGUS II system, Which comes with 240x320 resoltion, 350nit brightness, 262K colors.
Features
- Based on T5L0, running DGUS II system.
- 2.8 inch, 240*320 pixels resolution, 262K colors, TN-TFT-LCD, normal viewing angle.
- LCD and TP air bonding process.
- COF structure. The entire core circuit of the smart screen is fixed on the FPC of LCM, featured by light and thin structure, low cost and easy production.
- 50 pins, including IO, UART, CAN, AD and PWM from user CPU core for easy secondary development.
Specifications
- Color : 262K colors
- LCD Type : TN, TFT LCD
- Viewing Angle : Normal viewing angle, typical value of 70°/70°/50°/70°(L/R/U/D)
- Display Area(A.A): 43.2mm(W) ×57.6mm(H)
- Resolution : 240*320
- Backlight : LED
- Brightness : DMG32240F028_01WN: 350nit
Voltage & Current
- Power Voltage : 3.6~5.5V, typical value of 5V
- Operation Current :> 110mA VCC=5V, max backlight, WTC:-WN:75mA VCC=5V, backlight off
Reliability Test
- Working Temperature : -10℃~60℃
- Storage Temperature : -20℃~70℃
- Working Humidity : 10%~90%RH, typical value of 60% RH
Interface
- User interface : 50Pin_0.5mm FPC
- Baudrate : 3150~3225600bps
- Output Voltage : Output 1;3.0~3.3 V, Output 0;0~0.3 V
- Input Voltage(RXD): Input 1;3.3V, Input 0;0~0.5V
- Interface : UART2: TTL;, UART4: TTL;(Only available after OS configuration, UART5: TTL;(Only available after OS configuration)
- Data Format : UART2: N81; , UART4: N81/E81/O81/N82;4 modes (OS configuration), UART5: N81/E81/O81/N82;4 modes (OS configuration)
Interface Introduction