LED display (LED display) is a flat-panel display, which is composed of small LED module panels, and is used to display various information such as text, images, videos, and video signals.

An OLED display is a display made of organic light-emitting diodes. Since it also has self-luminous organic electroluminescent diodes, no backlight is required, high contrast, thin thickness, wide viewing angle, fast response speed, can be used for flexible panels, wide operating temperature range, simple structure and manufacturing process, etc. , is considered to be the next-generation flat-panel display emerging application technology.

The prospect of China's OLED industry is very broad, and companies in the industry are also working hard to accumulate development experience. However, factors such as weak upstream links in the domestic industrial chain and lack of supporting capabilities in the industry have created relatively large development obstacles for the majority of manufacturers.

LCD display, also known as liquid crystal display, is a flat and ultra-thin display device, which consists of a certain number of color or black and white pixels, placed in front of the light source or reflective surface. Liquid crystal displays consume very little power, making them favored by engineers for electronic devices that run on batteries. Its main principle is to stimulate liquid crystal molecules with current to generate points, lines, and surfaces to form a picture with the back lamp tube.

IoT applications need to consider many factors, such as node cost, network cost, battery life, data transfer rate (throughput), latency, mobility, network coverage, deployment type, etc. It can be said that no one technology can meet all the needs of IoT. NB-IoT and LoRa have different technical and commercial characteristics, so there will be differences in application scenarios. The difference between the two will be explained here, and the applicable application scenarios for each will be explained.

Frequency Bands, Quality of Service, and Cost LoRa work in the unlicensed frequency band below 1GHz, so there is no need to pay extra for the application. NB-IoT and cellular communications use licensed frequency bands below 1GHz. The frequency band between 500MHz and 1GHz is the best choice for long-distance communication because the actual size and efficiency of the antenna are quite advantageous.

LoRaWAN uses free unlicensed frequency bands and is an asynchronous communication protocol, which is the best choice for battery power and low cost. LoRa and LoRaWAN protocols have unique characteristics in handling interference, network overlap, scalability, etc., but they cannot provide the same quality of service (QoS) as cellular protocols. It is reported that the bidding price of the authorized Sub-GHz frequency band exceeds US$500 million per MHz. Cellular networks and NB-IoT cannot provide the same battery life as LoRa due to quality of service (QoS) considerations. Due to QoS and high frequency band usage fees, cellular networks, and NB-IoT are recommended for applications that need to ensure QoS, and LoRa is a good choice if low cost and a large number of connections are the first choice, as shown in the figure below.

At present, our company prides itself on offering customers a wide range of display modules to suit their specific needs and requirements. Our dedication to quality and innovation has allowed us to become a leading provider of display modules in the industry.

One of the primary display modules we offer is the GNSS/GPS module. This module is designed to provide accurate global positioning and navigation functionality to various devices and applications. Whether it's tracking vehicles or locating assets, our GNSS/GPS module ensures reliable and precise data acquisition.

Another important module in our portfolio is the Sub-GHz module. This module operates on frequencies below 1 GHz, making it an ideal choice for long-range applications. From remote control systems to smart metering, our Sub-GHz module offers excellent range and penetration, ensuring seamless and efficient communication.

In addition to the GNSS/GPS and Sub-GHz modules, we also provide WiFi modules. WiFi has become an integral part of our daily lives, and our WiFi module enables seamless wireless connectivity for a wide range of devices. By offering high-speed data transmission, our WiFi module ensures smooth and reliable internet access for various applications.

Zigbee modules are another popular choice among our customers. Zigbee technology is designed for low-power, low-data-rate wireless communication, making it perfectly suited for applications such as home automation, industrial control, and healthcare. Our Zigbee modules provide reliable and secure communication, enabling efficient and intelligent solutions.

We understand that different applications may require multiple communication protocols. To address this, we offer multi-protocol modules that support various wireless standards. These modules provide a versatile solution, allowing seamless integration and compatibility with different devices and systems.

Cellular modules are also a vital part of our product lineup. With the increasing reliance on cellular networks for communication, our cellular modules enable secure and robust connections for applications such as remote monitoring, asset tracking, and machine-to-machine communication.

Lastly, our Bluetooth modules offer convenient and reliable short-range wireless communication. Whether it's connecting devices for audio streaming or data transfer, our Bluetooth modules provide seamless connectivity, enabling users to stay connected on the go.

In conclusion, as a leading provider of display modules, we understand the diverse needs of our customers. That's why we offer a comprehensive range of modules, including GNSS/GPS, Sub-GHz, WiFi, Zigbee, multi-protocol, cellular, and Bluetooth modules. With our commitment to quality and innovation, we strive to exceed customer expectations and provide them with the most efficient and reliable display module solutions.