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The VXT397IWI-01P is a 3.97-inch 480 x 800 portrait TFT LCD module with a 4-wire resistive touch panel, and the touch is what distinguishes it from the other 480 x 800 panel in this size.Resistive sensing responds to pressure rather than to a finger's conductivity, so it works with gloves, wet hands, a stylus or a tool tip, which is why it is still the choice for industrial and medical equipment. The optical table is also unusually well specified: luminance carries a stated minimum of 240 and a stated maximum of 420 alongside the 300 typical, and contrast carries a 300 minimum, so there are figures you can hold us to at incoming inspection - which is not the case on several modules in this size. Two things need settling before you commit. This is a TN panel: the specification states a 6 o'clock viewing direction, grey-scale inversion at 12 o'clock, and vertical viewing angles of 50 degrees one way and 25 the other, so mounting orientation has a right answer - if your product is handheld and the orientation is not under your control, the IPS panel also in this size is the better buy.

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 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.

The VXTA10BXH-01C is a 10.1-inch 1280x800 TFT with an integrated capacitive touch panel, driven over 4-lane MIPI DSI. Against our 10.4-inch 800x600 module it carries 2.1 times the pixels through 35% fewer pins — 39 instead of 60, and 32 functional instead of 43 — because four differential pairs move the whole image. Touch is on the module with an FT5426, so there is no separate flex to route. The backlight has PWM in and PWM out, so dimming is handled on the module rather than in your firmware. It is 16:10 at 150 PPI, anti-glare, with 80° viewing in all four directions and no gray scale inversion — together the signature of an IPS cell. Contrast is 700 minimum. The document has real problems, listed here: an active-area figure that does not reconcile, a touch controller with no I2C pins, and a brightness figure with no minimum.

The VXT101BAHA-02C combines a 10.1 inch color TFT LCD with 5-point capacitive touch. Wide viewing angles, LVDS display input and USB or I²C touch interfaces support integration into embedded terminals and equipment control panels.

The VXT430BPI-01ND is a 4.3-inch 480x272 industrial TFT LCD module with a standard RGB interface and ILI6485 controller. It delivers 16.7M colors, 300 cd/m2 brightness, a 700:1 contrast ratio and a 20 ms response time, backed by a 7S1P white LED backlight rated for 30,000 to 50,000 hours. Operating from -20°C to +70°C and RoHS compliant, it is built for industrial HMIs, automotive dashboards and medical monitoring devices. Custom FPC, touch panel and cover glass are available.