China 2.3 inch TFT display Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

This Victronix Transflective Segment Color VA LCD Module is a sophisticated Color Vertical Alignment (VA) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Module, designed for applications requiring high segment count and advanced display capabilities. The module is centrally controlled by the UC2621c LCD driver IC, providing the necessary drive signals and interface management. This LCD module has 1/2D, 1/1B driver mode, and it operates from -30℃to +80℃. For industrial instruments, meters, handheld devices, smart home, bicycle, motor and e-car manufacturers.

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.

The VXT700MYIA-03C is a 7-inch front panel assembly: a display and touch stack under a custom cover glass carrying three functional openings — a camera window, a proximity sensor window and a microphone through-hole. The ink over the openings is specified with a number you can measure: visible light transmittance at 520 nm below 25%, which is what lets the proximity sensor hide behind the glass while still passing IR. Everything runs on one 40-pin flex at 0.30 mm pitch, and that flex carries the LED backlight as well, so there is one connector rather than two. The glass has an anti-fingerprint coating, there is black electromagnetic shielding on both sides, and the section gives a 2.25 mm finished stack with component height capped at 1.8 mm. This is a mechanical drawing, so the page is explicit about what is not in it: no resolution, interface, pin assignment, optical or environmental data.

The VXO-119AMA-044 is the first AMOLED module in our range, and that changes more than a specification line. Every other display we make is a TFT LCD with a backlight — an LED string, a driver, often a boost converter, and a brightness that fades. This panel has no backlight at all: each pixel makes its own light, so black is truly off. That gives 60,000:1 contrast, removes the largest power load in the module, and makes it thinner. It is a 1.19-inch round panel at 390x390 and 326 PPI, the sharpest we make, with four interface options — MIPI 2-lane, 3-wire SPI, 4-wire SPI and QAD-SPI — so you can bring it up on SPI and ship on MIPI. About 0.098 W at full white, 1 µA deep standby. RM69330, -20 to +70°C.

The CTP-T700GI-11 is a 7-inch capacitive touch panel in G+G construction with a genuinely compact 164 x 99 mm outline — only about 4.5 mm of border on each side, so it fits the display rather than replacing the front panel. Its view area measures 155.08 x 86.92 mm, a true 16:9 shape matched to 7-inch 1024x600 screens, with a 1.1 mm toughened cover glass. An ILI2511 controller runs five-point touch over I2C. Suited to industrial HMI, control panels, portable terminals and displays with a fixed bezel.

The VXT700YIA-02C combines a portrait TFT display with an optically bonded capacitive touch panel. Its tall viewing area suits scrolling menus and guided workflows, while 10-point touch supports interactive functions through compatible host software.