Sony ECX336C 0.23-inch OLED Microdisplay

Name: Sony ECX336C 0.23-inch OLED Microdisplay - FRAMOS
SKU: 23552
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Sony ECX336C OLED panel provides sharp visuals with high brightness, ideal for AR/VR glasses and portable displays.

Sony ECX336C 0.23-inch OLED Microdisplay

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Product Overview

Sony ECX336C offers high resolution and contrast in a compact 0.23-inch OLED panel.

The Sony ECX336C is a 0.23-inch diagonal active matrix color OLED panel featuring a resolution of 640 x 400 pixels. Designed with single crystal silicon transistors, it integrates both panel and logic drivers, making the display compact and lightweight. The module provides high brightness up to 3000 cd/m2 and an impressive contrast ratio of 100,000:1, suitable for AR/VR glasses and other head-mounted displays. The ECX336C ensures excellent image quality and low latency, enhancing the user experience in augmented and virtual reality applications.

Product Specifications

Interface: RGB 24 bit, YCbCr24/16bit
Chromatics: RGB
Contrast: 100000 : 1
Diagonal [mm]: 6
Diagonal [inch]: 0.23
Manufacturer: Sony
Max. luminance [cd/m2]: 3000
Power supply [V]: 1.8V (logic), 10V (analog)
Product Type: Active color matrix OLED Display
Resolution [Pixel]: 640 x RGB x 400
Resolution Type: nHD+

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