Description
12.3″ Bar LCD Display High Pixel
Here are the key points about the 12.3 inch Bar LCD Display:
Display Type and Technology:It is a LTPS (Low Temperature Polycrystalline Silicon) type Thin Film Transistor Liquid crystal Display (TFT-LCD).Incorporates AHVA (Advanced Hyper-Viewing Angle) technology.
Component Composition:They make up this model with a TFT-LCD. They include driver ICs in it. It has an FPCA (presumably some kind of flexible printed circuit assembly), which they incorporated. And they feature a TCON (timing controller) in this model.
The Bar LCD Screen Applicable
- Automotive: For instrument clusters and infotainment systems, with clear display, high brightness for sunlight, and wide temp adaptability.
- Industrial: On manufacturing gear and in warehouses, showing process and system data in different temps.
- Medical: In diagnostic tools and patient monitors, presenting accurate visuals and vital signs.
- Public Displays: At transportation hubs and in retail for schedules, maps, and signage.
- Marine & Aviation: On boats for navigation and in aircraft for possible secondary cockpit use.
12.3″ Bar LCD Display |
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| Diagonal Size | 12.3″(Diagonal) | View Angle(U/D/R/L) | 85/85/85/85 |
| Pixel Number | 2400*900 Pixels | Interface | LVDS |
| Luminance | 1000 | Contrast Ratio | – |
| Module Size | 299.60×120.30×1.029 | Operating Temperature | -30~85℃ |
| Active Area | 291.60×109.35 | Storage Temperature | -40~95℃ |
| Viewing Direction | ALL | ||
The stretched bar LCD display features prominently in digital info display tech. With an ultra-narrow frame and high brightness, and using special-shaped laser cutting (round, square, triangle, long strip), it boosts the screen display ratio for commercial and industrial use.
People widely apply it in areas like security monitoring, command centers, on-board buses, exhibition displays, multimedia teaching, supermarket guides, school studios, video conferencing, multifunctional exhibition halls, entertainment venues, restaurants, publicity displays, brand store showcases, subways and high-speed rails, and enterprise exhibition halls.
