USB Display Introduction

This series of USB displays adopts a single-cable USB-C/USB-B solution that combines video and power in one — no separate power adapter is needed, keeping wiring simple and convenient. Built on a mature display driver chip, it is plug-and-play with no complex driver installation required, and is recognized by Windows, Linux, Android, and Mac systems.

Panels are available in IPS-LCD or OLED, with capacitive multi-touch versions optional; resolutions cover HD specifications. Interfaces include USB-C, with optional HDMI expansion. Supported host devices include Raspberry Pi, industrial control computers, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and FPGA development boards for external display expansion.

The USB display occupies none of the host's HDMI, MIPI, or other video interfaces — image signals are transmitted over USB. It is well suited for secondary display expansion, portable human-machine terminals, debugging and monitoring screens, industrial field displays, portable observation devices, and similar scenarios, with customization of enclosure, brightness, and touch function available, plus technical debugging support provided.