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This Victronix 5 inch Sunlight Readable TFT Module is a high-performance 5 inch display solution engineered for outdoor and industrial applications. Featuring a 640×480 resolution active area (101.57×76.18 mm) with 16.7 million colors and RGB888 interface, this RoHS-compliant module delivers exceptional visual clarity and reliability.

The VXT430CNH-07C is the capacitive-touch version of our 4.3-inch 480 x 272 panel, and the way it is put together is the reason to look at it. Touch is not squeezed onto the display FPC - it has its own 10-pin connector carrying I2C, reset and interrupt, so the 40-pin display bus stays clean and the two can be routed independently. The mechanical drawing documents the touch panel to a tenth of a millimetre, and the numbers show the touch view area sitting 0.40 mm outside the LCD active area on every side, so there is no dead band at the edges of the screen. Two things decide whether it suits your product. It is a TN panel: the specification states a 12 o'clock viewing direction, grey-scale inversion at 6 o'clock, and vertical viewing angles of 45 degrees one way and 60 the other, so mounting orientation has a right answer - and if your product is handheld or portable and the orientation is not under your control, a panel with no preferred direction is the better buy.

The VXT430INS-15 is a 4.3-inch 480 x 272 TFT LCD module built for products that get knocked about. Its reliability programme runs ten tests at 240 hours and includes the three most often missing at this size - 60 G mechanical shock on six faces, 6 hours of vibration across three axes, and ESD at 8 kV air and 4 kV contact - which is what makes it a panel for vehicles, mobile equipment and machine control rather than for a bench instrument. Brightness is quoted with a floor you can enforce at incoming inspection and a ceiling that shows the spread across a shipment, and both are rare at any price. Two things decide whether it suits your product. It is a TN panel: the specification states a 12 o'clock viewing direction, grey-scale inversion at 6 o'clock and unequal vertical angles, so do not mount it where the operator looks up at it - if your orientation is not under your control, an all-direction panel in this size is the better buy and we will say so. And the timing chapter is published only as diagrams, so ask us for the clock frequency and the porch values before you configure a controller.

The VXT101YIA-19C is a 10.1-inch TFT LCD module with 800 x 1280 pixels, and the shape is what sets it apart: this is the only portrait panel in our 10.1-inch range, where the others are 1280 x 800 landscape. Its active area of 135.36 x 216.58 mm is taller than it is wide by an exact 1.6 to 1, so content stacks vertically the way a phone screen does — readings, lists and status panels one row at a time — and it drops into enclosures cut for portrait without rotating the design. Touch is a ten-point projected capacitive panel on an ILI2511 controller, specified at 6H surface hardness, 85% transparency and accuracy of ±1.5 mm at centre rising to ±2.5 mm at the edges, which is the pair of numbers you actually need when deciding how far from the bezel a button may sit. The display runs on an ILI9881C over four MIPI lanes, the pixels are square to within 0.002% so circles need no correction, and contrast carries a stated 800 minimum. One feature is worth calling out: pin 27 outputs a CABC PWM signal, meaning the module can dim its own backlight from picture content rather than asking your processor to do it. We are equally direct about the limits. The operating range is -10 to +50 °C, narrower than most panels in our range and the first thing to check if your product sits in a hot enclosure or a vehicle. Brightness is 250 cd/m² typical with no stated minimum. Reliability runs six tests at 96 hours with no ESD, vibration, shock or MTBF, and the outline drawing is not dimensioned in this file.

The VXTA10BXH-01 is the display-only version of our 10.1-inch 1280x800 MIPI panel. It shares the active area, resolution, 39-pin connector and 4-lane MIPI interface with the VXTA10BXH-01C but omits the capacitive touch layer — and what that buys is the point: 2.9 mm thick against 5.15 mm, and an outline of 229.6 x 149.3 mm against 238.60 x 160.6 mm. If touch is handled elsewhere or not needed, you are not paying for a layer you will not use. It is also the version with complete documentation: a luminance minimum of 200 cd/m², a ten-item reliability programme citing IEC and GB standards, an MTBF of 50,000 hours, and inspection to MIL-STD-105E at AQL 0.65. It runs -20°C to +70°C, ten degrees wider than the touch version, and states the active area as 216.96 x 135.6 mm, confirming the correction we derived on the sibling.

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.