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The VM820C BT820 Credit Card Module functions as the baseboard for development modules designed specifically for Bridgetek’s latest embedded video engine, the EVE5 BT820.

The MN820 is a development module featuring Bridgetek’s 5th generation embedded video engine (EVE) BT820.

IDM2040-21R is a 2.1-inch Rotary Dial Display, which was designed using Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller with FT800Q, a rotary encoder with button, RS-485 transceiver and a 2.1-inch round LCD.

The BT820 is the 5th Generation Embedded Video Engine (EVE), an easy-to-use family of graphics controllers.

With EVE, designers can add three key functions (Display, Touch and Audio) to their product using a single IC connected via SPI, retaining the product’s existing MCU. For new designs, they can select an MCU best suited to the product function without being limited to those with built-in graphics support

Explore "Custom Touch" Functions for our BT815 / BT817 / FT811 / FT813 and our new BT881 / BT883!

Add Attrractive Touch-enabled HMIs with our Embedded Video Engines

The BT88 (0/1/2/3) is a series of easy-to-use graphic controllers targeted at embedded applications to generate high-quality Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs).

The IDM2040-43A is an intelligent display module featuring a 4.3” 480x272 resolution TFT LCD panel with capacitive touch panel.

The BT880/1 is a series of easy-to-use graphic controllers targeted at embedded applications to generate high-quality Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs).

The BT880/1 is a series of easy-to-use graphic controllers targeted at embedded applications to generate high-quality Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs).

Bridgetek released their 4th generation EVE Graphics controller IC with capacitive touch control with up to 5 touch detection and audio output from the EVE series of devices.

The IDM2040-7A is an intelligent display module featuring a 7” 800×480 capacitive touch panel.

The new BT817 and BT818 series represent the fourth generation of EVE products, and follow the already established mantra of helping those with little or no relevant prior experience to build advanced HMIs with high degrees of differentiation