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The VXT500BWS-03C0 is a 5.0-inch TFT LCD module with 800 x 480 pixels and a projected capacitive touch panel. Three things decide whether it suits your product. Brightness is 800 cd/m² minimum against 1000 typical — a stated floor you can hold us to, and roughly three times what our touchless 5-inch panel delivers. Viewing angle is 80° minimum in all four directions with no preferred orientation and no grey-scale inversion, so how you mount it is a mechanical decision rather than an optical one. And it shares an active area, resolution, pixel pitch and outline with our touchless 5-inch module, so an existing 5-inch 800x480 design takes it without recutting the enclosure. The display runs 24-bit RGB on a 40-pin FPC from a single 3.3 V rail, with touch on its own 10-pin I2C connector carrying reset and interrupt.

The VXT500BKI-01F is a 5.0-inch TFT LCD module with 720 x 1280 pixels in portrait - HD resolution on a five-inch panel, and one of the highest pixel densities in our range. The pixels are square: 0.08625 mm on both axes, which is exactly what 62.1 mm over 720 pixels and 110.4 mm over 1280 pixels both give, and the shape is an exact 16:9 turned on its side. Brightness is 680 cd/m2 minimum against 850 typical, contrast 1000:1 minimum, and viewing angle 70 degrees minimum in all four directions with no preferred orientation, so how you mount it is a mechanical decision rather than an optical one. Touch is five-point capacitive in a G+G stack rated at 6H and 85% transparency, on its own 7-pin I2C connector. The display runs four MIPI lanes from a single 2.8 V rail, and both the logic current and the backlight power are published, so the total draw can be worked out at roughly 0.93 W.

Victronix VXT430TWH-06P is a 4.3-inch TFT LCD module in portrait, and it carries a four-wire resistive touch panel. That combination is easy to overlook and hard to replace. A resistive panel responds to pressure rather than to a finger's conductivity, so it works with gloves, wet or oily hands, a stylus, or the tip of a tool, and it costs less than a capacitive stack — at the price of multi-touch, of 80% transmittance against the 85% a capacitive panel gives, and of a surface that takes a deliberate press. The shape suits a vertical column: the active area is taller than it is wide, so readings stack one per row, scrolling lists and status panels fit naturally, and a portrait enclosure needs no rework. The display itself runs 24-bit RGB on a 40-pin FPC from a single 3.3 V rail, and 130,560 pixels need only 255 KB of frame buffer — small enough that a microcontroller with 512 KB of internal SRAM needs no external RAM at all. Most optical figures carry a stated floor: 310 cd/m² minimum brightness, 400 minimum contrast, 80° minimum viewing angle. Two things want settling before you commit, and we set them out rather than leave them for bring-up: the specification writes the resolution as 480 × 272 while the geometry says the panel is 272 wide by 480 tall, and the driver IC is named two different ways in two different places.

The VXT430PNO-01 is a 4.3-inch TFT LCD module at 480 x 272, The specification states the recommended viewing direction as ALL and names the technology as MVA, gives 80 degrees in all four directions, and leaves the grey-scale inversion direction blank - three consistent signals that mean there is no wrong way to mount it. On a TN panel a preferred direction and an inversion direction are stated, and a unit mounted where the operator looks up at it can land on the wrong side; here that decision disappears. The frame buffer is 255 KB, small enough that a microcontroller with 512 KB of internal SRAM needs no external RAM at all. Luminance is 280 minimum against 350 typical and 420 maximum, so there is a floor to hold us to and a ceiling that shows the spread. The backlight is twelve LEDs in six series strings of two, at 19.2 V and 40 mA drawing 0.768 W, with 30,000 hours minimum life. Reliability runs nine tests at 240 hours including vibration, ESD and an MTBF of 50,000 hours. Two cautions.

Victronix is a professional TFT module manufacturer and supplier in China. We have been in this field for 18 years and have developed several models. In addition to our standard products, we also offer a customized service to meet our customers' needs. This Victronix 4.3 inch automotive outdoor TFT module is a sturdy 4.3 inch TFT-LCD module designed for challenging automotive and outdoor applications. Combining high-brightness display technology with extended temperature resilience, this module delivers exceptional visual performance in harsh environments. Featuring a 480×RGB×272 resolution with 16.7 million colors within a compact 95.04×53.86 mm active area, it provides crisp visuals with wide viewing angles up to 80° (CR>10) in all directions.

The VXT430MBVS-03 is a 4.3-inch TFT LCD module with 480 x 800 pixels in portrait. The active area of 56.16 x 93.60 mm is taller than it is wide by an exact 5:3, matching the pixel count, and the pitch works out to 0.117 mm on both axes - square, so circles and dial scales need no correction. Pixel count is 384,000, identical to an 800 x 480 landscape panel: a portrait interface is a transposition of what you already have, and the frame buffer is the same 750 KB at RGB565. One detail saves a component. Logic IO runs from a separate 1.8 V rail, and with VIH at 0.7 IOVCC a 1.8 V host drives it directly - no level shifters, which is not the case on the 3.3 V IO modules elsewhere in this size. Images travel over 24-bit RGB with a real data-enable line, and the driver is configured over a 3-line serial interface, so both paths are on the one 45-pin FPC. Contrast carries a stated 700 minimum against 1000 typical, uniformity 80% minimum, and viewing angle 85 degrees in all four directions with no preferred orientation.