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The VXT350MSGV-01 is a 3.45-inch TFT module with 640 x 480 pixels — standard VGA in the classic 4:3 shape — over an active area of 70.08 x 52.56 mm. At 232 PPI it is the highest-density module in this size class, carrying four times the pixels of the 320 x 240 modules that share this identical active area: 307,200 against 76,800. Small text becomes readable, fine graphics render as drawn, and pixels are exactly square at 0.1095 mm so circles need no correction. It runs 24-bit RGB for video and 3-wire SPI for configuration on one 40-pin connector driven by an NV3052C, with DE and SYNC timing charts both provided. Contrast is given as a 600:1 minimum, and viewing angle is 80° in all four directions with viewing direction ALL, so mounting orientation is a mechanical decision only. The backlight is six LEDs in series at just 20 mA — half the current of most modules this size, at 0.36 W. Reliability covers nine tests including vibration, random vibration and 100 G shock.

The VXT350MHSA-08 is a 3.5-inch portrait TFT module: 320 x 480 pixels over an active area of 48.96 x 73.44 mm, in a true 2:3 shape. What distinguishes it is how many ways it can be driven — RGB parallel, 3-wire SPI, 4-wire SPI and 8080-style MCU parallel all sit on one 50-pin connector, selected by three pins, IM0, IM1 and IM2, read at power-up. That means the interface stops being a decision you must make before choosing a display: you can prototype on SPI and move to RGB when you need the refresh rate, without changing the module, the connector or the enclosure. Driven by an ST7796U, it also runs its 3.0 V backlight with no boost converter — no inductor, no switching noise — unlike the other 3.5-inch modules in the range which need 18 to 19 V. Contrast is given as an 800:1 minimum, viewing angle is 80° in all four directions with viewing direction ALL, and total consumption is about 0.41 W from a measured 19.51 mA of logic current.

Victronix is a professional TFT module manufacturer and supplier in China. We have been in this field for 18 years and developed several models. This Victronix 3.4 inch 800x800 Round IPS TFT Module features 800×(RGB)×800 pixel resolution within an 87.6×87.6 mm active area, supporting up to 16.7 million colors for rich, detailed imagery. Combining exceptional optical performance with robust reliability, this display solution delivers crisp visuals across extreme operating conditions.

This Victronix 15.0 inch 1024*768 IPS TFT Module is a high-performance electrical module designed to deliver reliable power management in demanding applications. It provides customers with a premium display, featuring an 800×800 resolution within a 304.128×228.096 mm active area, an 89° viewing angle (all directions), and a typical brightness of 450 cd/m². As a professional TFT module manufacturer and supplier in China, this Victronix 15 inch TFT Module strictly complies with the ROHS environmental standards to provide superior application performance. Additionally, we provide customized services tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients. This Victronix 15 inch TFT Module is designed for factory automation control systems, visualization tools, tool machine control systems, medical devices, advertising machines, robots, smart homes, notebooks, digital camera applications, industrial equipment devices, and other electronic products.

The VXT121QXHA-01 is a 12.1-inch TFT module with 1024 x 768 pixels, and it is the only 4:3 panel in our 12.1-inch range — the other two are 1280 x 800. That matters because XGA in a 4:3 layout is what a very large installed base of industrial controllers, medical instruments and test equipment was designed around, and it remains the usual target when a display in existing hardware has to be replaced. The active area is 245.76 x 184.32 mm with pixels that are square to ten decimal places, so circles and dial scales stay true. Brightness is 1000 cd/m², the highest figure we publish in this size, and the viewing angle is 85° in all four directions with no stated best direction. The interface is 4-lane LVDS on a 20-pin connector, and it runs from a single 3.3 V rail — no separate gate or analogue supplies to generate. We are equally direct about what this module demands and what is not yet documented: the backlight draws about 14 W, which is over 90% of the module's total power and needs a real thermal plan; brightness and viewing angle are given as typical values without stated minimums; and the driver IC, outline dimensions and LVDS data mapping are not in the file we hold.

The VXT104QXHA-02-B is a 10.4-inch TFT LCD module with 1024 x 768 XGA resolution and an HDMI input — the first HDMI module in our range, and the difference is the point. Every other module we sell is a component you have to drive: your processor needs the right peripheral, your firmware needs an initialisation sequence, your board needs a frame buffer, and your power design needs the sequencing right. This one includes the driver PCBA, so it takes HDMI from a single-board computer, an industrial PC, a media player or a laptop and shows a picture. There is no display interface to design and no 1.5 MB of frame memory to find in your host. It is also the easy answer when an old XGA panel fails: you do not have to reproduce the original interface, just feed it HDMI from the new computer. Power comes from a 12 V DC jack or 5 V over the HDMI connector, with the jack recommended because no input current is published. Brightness is 600 cd/m² with contrast at 600 minimum and 800 typical, viewing angle 80° in all four directions, and pixels square to within 0.002% so circles need no correction. We are equally plain about what the document does not settle: no LED forward voltage or backlight power, no input current, brightness and viewing angle carry typical values with no minimums, the supported HDMI video modes are not listed, and the outline drawing is missing from the file.