China VXT101BAH-02 Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

This 3.5 inch TFT display VXT350CHH-01P by Victronix is commonly used in Industrial HMIs & Control Panels, Medical Devices, Portable Test Equipment, Automotive Diagnostics, and IoT Edge Devices.

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.

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 VXT430HWE-03-W is a 4.3-inch TFT module with 800 x 480 resolution — nearly three times the pixel count of the 480 x 272 panels that dominate this size — and an operating range of -30 to +85°C, the widest of any 4.3-inch module we offer. Storage goes to -40°C, the only module in the range rated that low. It is transmissive with an anti-glare polarizer and no touch panel. What stands out is how much is published: brightness of 640 minimum and 800 typical, contrast of 640 minimum and 800 typical, and logic current given for three screen contents — 73 mA on black, 102 mA on a single colour, 105 mA on white — rather than one vague number, which lets you size for the worst case and shows a dark interface genuinely saves power. The backlight is 16 LEDs at 1.024 W, and reliability covers ten tests including vibration at 10-55 Hz and mechanical shock at 60 G, with MTBF of 50,000 hours.

The VXT101MBAH-02 is a 10.1-inch TFT module with a 4-lane LVDS interface — the differential interface in our range. At 1024x600 with 16.7M colours, a parallel RGB bus would need around 28 signal lines switching at pixel-clock rates; LVDS carries the same payload over four data pairs and one clock pair, ten wires, with lower emissions and tolerance of real cable distance. It is a native 16:9 panel with a 222.72 x 125.28 mm active area, 380 cd/m² and 500:1 contrast. It needs five supply rails and 1.17 MB of external frame memory. Rated -20 to +70°C.

The CTP-VX104B5747-GG is a 10.4-inch capacitive touch panel in G+G construction, sized for the 1024x768 industrial panels that a great deal of equipment was built around — so it is usually bought as a replacement rather than a new design. At 10.4 inches it sits just past the 10.1-inch boundary in the inspection standard, making it one cosmetic tier more permissive than sub-10-inch panels. Transmittance is ≥85% with ≥6H hardness, response ≤12 ms. Suited to industrial HMI, medical devices, CNC controls and legacy upgrades.