China TFT display for industrial HMI Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

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 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.

This 3.9-inch 480x128 TFT module is a bar display — a 3.75:1 stretched panel, the only one of its shape in our range — and the brightest module we make at 1000 cd/m² typical. A narrow strip suits a line of text, a row of readouts or a status bar, and 1000 cd/m² keeps it legible under strong light. It is transmissive with 16.7M colours, an ST7282A driver and an ALL viewing direction, so mounting can be decided mechanically. A full frame is only 120 KB, so most microcontrollers need no external RAM. Rated -20 to +70°C.

The CTP-T700GF-05 is a 7-inch capacitive touch panel in G+G construction with ten-point touch on an eight-pin FPC — the smallest connector in our range, and the only panel whose pin-out runs cleanly from ground and supply through I2C, reset and interrupt without empty positions in between. It uses an FT5446 controller and reaches ten points on a 0.7 mm cover glass, so multi-user operation does not cost you thickness. Suited to industrial HMI, portable terminals, collaborative interfaces and compact enclosures.

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.

The VXT350HQS-01X-W is a 3.5-inch TFT LCD module with 320x240 QVGA resolution and an anti-glare top polarizer — the only module in our range that specifies one. Combined with all-direction viewing and no grayscale inversion, it stays readable wherever the operator stands and wherever the light comes from, without spending brightness or backlight life on the problem. Rated -30 to +85°C, with 24-bit RGB for video and a separate SPI channel for configuration.