Bridgetek | EVE BT817 and BT817A

[BRT Marketing]

Looking to implement high-resolution, robust graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in your automotive, medical, or industrial designs?

This video: https://youtu.be/j1bmvfDmDi0

Highlights Bridgetek's BT817 and BT817A Embedded Video Engines (EVE), specifically engineered for demanding applications.

Discover how these powerful EVE devices offer a 3-in-1 solution for adding high-resolution graphics, multi-touch capabilities, and audio to any microcontroller. We'll explore key features like 24-bit color support, non-square pixel displays, direct Quad SPI Flash attachment for large assets, and extensive image/font support for global customization.

A special focus is placed on the BT817A, our AEC-Q100 automotive-qualified device, showcasing its extended temperature range and suitability for critical applications. See a practical demonstration with our bedside patient monitor demo, illustrating smooth real-time updates and comprehensive UI possibilities even with cost-effective MCUs.

From vehicle dashboards and EV charging stations to medical devices and smart building systems, the BT817 and BT817A are designed to enhance product functionality and user experience with minimal design changes and a faster time to market.

What you'll learn:

• The core features of the BT817 and BT817A EVE, including their 3-in-1 solution for graphics, touch, and audio.
• Specific benefits of the AEC-Q100 qualified BT817A for automotive and high-reliability applications.
• How EVE handles high-resolution displays, multi-touch, and large graphical assets.
• Real-world application examples, including a detailed medical device demo.

Ready to build professional and resilient user interfaces for your advanced products?
Watch now to see how Bridgetek's BT817 and BT817A can help you achieve your goals!

Connect with us:

• Website: https://brtchip.com/
• Getting Started with EVE: https://brtchip.com/getting-started/
• BRT Community Forum: http://www.brtcommunity.com/
• Bridgetek GitHub (Code Examples): https://bridgetek.github.io/