December 13, 2025
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Jeff Sharon

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E-Ink Displays: Low-Power, Monochrome, Paper Replicating Displays

Jeff Sharon06 mins

E-Ink is a unique form of display technology that incorporates the classic look of traditional printed paper, with the re-useability of an LCD screen. Whether it is called E-ink, E-paper, or EPD, they all refer to same thing: electrophoretic displays. This type of display exhibits extraordinary capabilities, such as the ability to hold an image without requiring power, excellent sunlight readability, and crisp recreation of handwritten text.

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LCD Design Solutions, Plus A Look at Our Newest 15.6” Touch Screen Design

Jeff Sharon07 mins

LCDs are often thought of as delicate and complicated, however they can be used (and thrive) in extreme, high traffic environments. From your smart phone, to the food menu at the gas station, LCDs can be designed for near continuous use and robust interactivity. The ATM display doesn’t freeze no matter how cold it is outside, and the fashion model mall kiosk shines like the sun. Nevertheless, between the assembly line and the line of duty, a display must make a pit stop at an LCD integrator like AGDisplays. AGDisplays and integrators alike provide LCD Design Solutions by converting the basic off-the-shelf LCD Module into a rugged and enhanced LCD Design ready for the real world.

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EMI Solutions for PCAP Displays

Jeff Sharon07 mins

MI, otherwise known as Electromagnetic Interference, is an unintended digital “noise” or frequency that disrupts the electrical path of a nearby electronic device. EMI can be created by both natural and man-made means, and is caused, on some level, by all electronic devices. Electronic devices, when powered on, will emit a magnetic field, and begin radiating electromagnetic waves. Whenever two or more electronic signals meet at the same frequency, they disrupt one another, causing EMI. EMI interferes with the intended frequencies and reduces the overall signal quality.

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NVIS Displays: Night Vision Imaging Systems Explained

Jeff Sharon08 mins

NVIS, or “Night Vision Imaging System”, is a piece or group of equipment that permits the user to safely see and operate in night-time and near-dark environments. As defined on the AGDisplays website; “Night vision imaging systems (NVIS) are systems that use image intensifier tubes to produce an enhanced image of a scene in light conditions too low for normal navigation and pilotage.”

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Rugged Displays: Adding Strength and Value

Jeff Sharon06 mins

There are many ways to make a rugged display, and the method chosen often depends on the application and environment that the display will ultimately be used for. There is no one size fits all approach to building a rugged display. For example: customers in a retail or tech industry may want a sleek, consumer looking device, that incorporates rugged materials without adding any industrial or heavy looking modifications.

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