PMOLED Display FAQ
What is a PMOLED Display?
A PMOLED Display is a passive-matrix OLED display module commonly used for small-size text, icon, simple graphic and status applications.
What is the difference between PMOLED and AMOLED?
PMOLED uses passive-matrix scanning and is generally selected for small simple displays. AMOLED uses active-matrix driving and is more suitable for full-color, higher-resolution and dynamic UI.
What interfaces are available?
Common interfaces include I2C and SPI. Some modules may use parallel or other project-based interfaces depending on driver IC and module design.
Can PMOLED replace a monochrome LCD?
Sometimes, but power, readability, interface, size, operating environment and static-content behavior must be reviewed. Reflective monochrome LCD may still be better for ultra-low power or sunlight readability.
Does PMOLED have burn-in risk?
Yes. OLED image retention or burn-in can occur when static content is displayed for long periods. UI content and operating hours should be reviewed.
Can you customize the PMOLED module?
FPC, connector, PCB structure, cover glass, mechanical outline and interface matching can be reviewed. Fully custom PMOLED development depends on tooling, MOQ and feasibility.
Can you customize the FPC direction?
FPC length, direction and connector position can be reviewed depending on the standard module structure and quantity.
What is important for a replacement PMOLED project?
The original model, driver IC, resolution, connector, pinout, FPC direction, outline and firmware compatibility should be checked.
Is PMOLED suitable for long static content?
It can be used, but OLED lifetime and image-retention risk must be reviewed for long-duration static icons, text or status areas.
What information is needed for quotation?
Please provide size, resolution, color, interface, driver IC if known, FPC and connector requirements, mechanical drawing, quantity, environment, UI content and existing model information.