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The article reports that NEC Electronics America Inc. introduced four amorphous-silicon thin-film-transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display modules that has NEC's proprietary TFT ST NLT technology in Santa Clara, California. The modules, which is proper for industrial applications includes two 10.4 inch module with VGA resolution and it aim automated teller and ticket machine, vending machine and point of sale systems.

Features the MAX1997 and MAX1998 power supplies for thin-film-transistor liquid crystal displays by the Sunnyvale, California-based Maxim Integrated Products Co. Performance; Specifications; Capabilities; Price.

Reports on the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center's (Parc) production of active-matrix liquid crystal displays (AM-LCDs) for 1995. Joint development agreement with Planar Advance; United States LCD specialists Planar Advance and Tektronix; Development of color electroluminescent (EL) displays.

Reports on plans by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Parc) in California to build a hybrid polysilicon (p-Si) active-matrix (AM) liquid crystal display (LCD) for its p-Si technology. p-SI advantages; Setbacks on thin-film transistors (TFT); Product description and features; Capabilities.

This article reports that control system designers frequently encounter size and complexity constraints when developing control panels for sophisticated products. With the programmable D880 graphic LCD module, Irvine, California-based C. Itoh & Co. Ltd.'s Electronic Component Division, hopes to bridge the gap between intimidating arrays of standard switches and expensive CRT interfaces. The switches combine a low-power, super-twist LCD screen with a custom IC driver and multicolor backlighting. Red, green, or amber backlights allow the indication of special conditions. Red or green is obtained by reversing the polarity of the 5V applied to the LED.