China 800x480 TFT LCD 7 inch Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

Victronix is a professional TFT module manufacturer and supplier based in China. With 18 years of experience in this field, we have developed a variety of models. In addition to our standard products, we also offer customized services to meet our customers' specific needs. This Victronix Transflective Segment VA LCD Module provides reliable performance and versatile display capabilities, designed to meet particular customer integration requirements. It is suitable for automation equipment and digital measuring instruments, medical measuring devices (blood pressure monitors, infusion pumps, etc.), meters, handheld devices, car dashboards and car audio systems, audio systems, coffee makers, and microwaves.

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.

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.

The CTP-VX185A2132 is an 18.5-inch capacitive touch panel in G+G construction, and the only panel in our range with a USB interface — so it works the moment you plug it in, with the multi-touch HID driver already in Windows, Linux, macOS and Android. There is no I2C address to configure and no level shifting to worry about. Ten-point touch, a 409.8 x 230.4 mm active area matched to 1366x768, powered from 5 V. Built for kiosks, information displays, POS and interactive screens.

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.

Where a display can be mounted is usually decided by mechanics, then corrected in software. The Victronix VXT700KWSA-01 removes that second step. Two dedicated pins — L/R on pin 33 and U/D on pin 34 — flip the image horizontally and vertically in hardware, so the same module works upright, upside down, behind a mirror, or viewed through a periscope without touching a line of framebuffer code or paying the performance cost of software rotation. The 7.0-inch 800x480 panel runs on an ST7277 driver over single-channel LVDS on a 40-pin connector, brightness is controlled by a dedicated LED_PWM pin, and STBYB puts the panel into standby for power-sensitive products.