BS EN 61747-2-1:2013

What is BS EN 61747-2-1 - Passive matrix monochrome LCD modules about?  

BS EN 61747-2-1 is the second part of an international standard used for Liquid crystal display devices. BS EN 61747-2-1 can be your best guide in preparing the detailed specification of passive matrix monochrome LCD modules.  

BS EN 61747-2-1 serves as a Blank Detail Specification (BDS) for a high-quality approval system and contains requirements for style and layout and minimum content of detail specifications. These requirements are applicable when the detailed specification is published (e.g. for a standard product). 

Who is BS EN 61747-2-1 - Passive matrix monochrome LCD modules for? 

BS EN 61747-2-1 on Liquid crystal display devices is useful for: 

• Manufacturers of electronic display devices 
• Manufacturers of laser display devices 
• Theatre displays 
• Electronic engineers 

Why should you use BS EN 61747-2-1 - Passive matrix monochrome LCD modules?  

A liquid-crystal display (LCD) is a flat-panel display that uses the light-modulating properties of liquid crystals combined with polarizers. 

BS EN 61747-2-1 is useful in determining the operational range along with the electrical and optical characteristics. BS EN 61747-2-1 specifies the test conditions and inspection requirements which helps avoid the repetition of identical conditions and values of these passive matrix monochrome LCD modules.  

BS EN 61747-2-1  can be your best guide in preparing the detailed specification of Passive matrix monochrome LCD modules. This helps to identify the hazardous materials used in LCD modules and ensures the safety of your client. By applying BS EN 61747-2-1 you can manufacture good quality passive matrix monochrome LCD modules.  

What’s changed since the last update?  

BS EN 61747-2-1:2013 supersedes BS EN 61747-2-1:2001. BS EN 61747-2-1:2013 includes some technical changes with respect to BS EN 61747-2-1:2001. These include: 

• Several words and test conditions were added in Clause 7 and Clause 8; 
• The new edition was editorially changed according to the current CEN-CENELEC Internal Regulations – Part 3.