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Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay

Sony ECX339A OLED panel delivers sharp UXGA resolution, ideal for AR/VR glasses and high-end viewfinders.

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Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay
Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay
Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay
Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay

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Product Summary

Sony ECX339A delivers high-resolution UXGA visuals in a compact 0.5-inch OLED format.

The Sony ECX339A features a 0.5-inch diagonal OLED display with UXGA resolution (1600 x 1200). It achieves the world's smallest pixel pitch of 6.3μm, offering 1.6x higher resolution than previous models. With a contrast ratio of 100,000:1 and brightness up to 1000 cd/m2, the ECX339A provides superior image quality. The integrated panel and logic drivers make it suitable for EVFs, AR/VR glasses, and other industrial, medical, or consumer applications, offering enhanced clarity and fine detail in a variety of environments.

Sony ECX339A 0.5-inch UXGA OLED Microdisplay Highlights

  • 0.5-inch diagonal UXGA resolution (1600 x 1200) 6.3μm pixel pitch 100,000:1 contrast ratio

Targeted Applications

  • Evfs
  • Ar/Vr Glasses
  • Medical Applications
  • Industrial Displays

Product Specifications

InterfaceInterface
LVDS, Sub-LVDS
ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
ContrastContrast
100000 : 1
Diagonal [mm]Diagonal [mm]
13
Diagonal [inch]Diagonal [inch]
0.5
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
Max. luminance [cd/m2]Max. luminance [cd/m2]
1000
Power supply [V]Power supply [V]
'-5/+5V (analog), 1.8V (logic)
Product TypeProduct Type
Active color matrix OLED Display
Resolution [Pixel]Resolution [Pixel]
1600 x RGB x 1200
Resolution TypeResolution Type
UXGA

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