
The LCD 20 x 2 delivers crisp, high-contrast visuals with its transflective technology, ensuring readability in varying light conditions. The bottom view design provides optimal screen angles for seamless operations.
With a yellow backlight, it enhances visibility even in low light. Perfectly tailored for compact applications, this display fits snugly into tight spaces without compromising on clarity. Its robust construction ensures long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
| Brand | Powertip |
| Model | LCD2002BLC |
| Backlight | LED |
| LCD type + color | STN yellow-green |
| Power supply (Vdd-Vss) | -0.3 to 5.5V |
| Input voltage (Vi) | The text you've provided seems to be more of a technical notation than a sentence. However, I can certainly translate it informally. It looks like you're referring to a voltage value relative to Vdd (which typically stands for the supply voltage in electronics). So, informally, you might say: "The voltage is around -0.3 compared to the Vdd." |
| Supply voltage (Vdd) | 4.7 ~ 5.5V (at +5V) / 2.7 ~ 5.3V (at +3.3V) |
| I think "Voedingsstroom" can be translated informally to "food flow" in English. | Typically 2.5mA (at Vdd = 5V) |
| Recommended driving voltage for LCD (Vdd-V0) | 0°C to +50°C |
| The forward voltage of an LED (Vf) | 4.2V typical (at 25°C) |
| Forward current of LED (If) | 140mA (at 25°C) |
| Dimensions module | 116.0 x 37.0mm |
| Screen size | 83.0 x 18.6mm |
| Size of the dots | 0.6 x 0.65mm |
| Character size | 3.2 x 5.55mm |
| GND | 1 (Vss) |
| "5 volts" | It looks like you've entered "2 (Vdd)," but there's not much context to translate. Could you please provide more information or clarify what you mean? |
| Contrast adjustment | 3 (V0) |
| Select signal for the H/L register | 4 (RS) |
| H/L read/write signal | 5 (R/W) |
| H/L enable signal | 6 (E) |
| H/L data bus lines | The text "7 ~ 14 (DB0 ~ DB7)" doesn't contain clear context or specific words to translate, but if it's referring to a range or sequence of items, you could casually explain it as "from 7 to 14 (DB0 to DB7)." If there's a specific context or meaning behind these terms, please provide more details so I can assist further! |
| The text "+4.2V for BKL" is already in English; it refers to a voltage level, likely meant for a component labeled BKL. | 15 (A) |
| Power supply for BKL (0V) | 16 (K) |