Phoenix Display Blog

Here at Phoenix Display, we talk about LCD displays every day. With LCDs being such a big part of our daily lives, we thought it would be useful to explore the history of this important technology and where we see it going in the future....

Hey, Keith here. We’re doing something a little different with this post. We talk about LCD displays a lot because that’s what we do. But who we are is a story I’d like to share....

Many of our customers come to us with questions about LCD displays: Can you put a touch panel on any display? Does this display come with a graphic user interface (GUI) already installed that will work with my application? To provide some clarity, we’ll cover the ins and outs of an LCD display....

You may have a specific project or application that requires a customized LCD display, but you’re hesitant about going down this path because of preconceived notions you may have. Forget what you’ve heard. We’re here to set the record straight about some common misconceptions about LCD displays....

Finding the right cable supplier isn’t just a matter of picking the first cable supply company you find on the internet, especially if you’re looking for industrial high quality high volume cable assemblies....

If you’re like most manufacturers, you’ve probably outsourced your manufacturing to a contract manufacturer (CM) overseas, or even domestically, to remain competitive in today’s marketplace....

The reality is that display end of life (EOL) is inevitable given a long enough timeline. What matters most is how you handle it....

Component obsolescence is unavoidable with every device, LCD displays included. Understanding that fact is an important first step in preparing for this inevitability....

In building equipment designed for use in hazardous environments, there’s a specific set of standards depending on the level of intrinsic safety required. That’s why you abide by certain standards, such as ANSI/ISA-RP, for all of the equipment you design....

To mitigate the impact of and possibly prevent future issues, you need to identify where the fault lies....