LCD screen TN-type RGB interface 4.3 inch 480x272

Key Specifications/Special Features:

Size: 4.30" TFTinch
LCM Dimension: 67.18(W)*105.58(H) * 3.05(T)mm
LCD Active Area: 53.86* 95.04mm
Number Of Dots: 480* RGB * 272pixel
LCD Type: a-Si TFT 
Viewing Direction: 6 O'CLOCK 
Driver IC: ILI6480B 
Interface Type: RGB 
Operating Temperature: -20℃~ 70℃ 
Storage Temperature: -30℃~ 80℃ 
Backlight Type: 10 LEDs 
Brightness: 350 Cd/m2
   
 

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It is expected that in the future, large-size TFT-LCD panels with cost-effective design, power saving and environmental protection functions will be the main development trend in this field. The displays of some LED products in notebook computer applications will be standardized on 16:10 notebook panels this year. However, panel manufacturers are still using LEDs in more than 90% of 16:9 notebook panels. In the future, notebook computer manufacturers are launching new 16:10 notebook panels: 9 notebook computers will quickly turn to LED Passive matrix OLED.
　　 Now, many panel manufacturers have decided that after 2010, all notebook panels produced will use LED backlights OLED Display Module. In addition, notebook panel manufacturers did not increase the brightness of their mainstream models, but focused on reducing weight and power consumption to meet future product plans. Obviously, environmental responsibility and reducing power consumption have become the main design concepts of LCD display panels. By reducing the number of bulbs from four to two, the overall panel power consumption can be reduced by 30-40%. But there is a trade-off between reducing power consumption and maintaining high brightness Transparent OLED.
　　 Regarding LCD TV panels, most suppliers subdivide models into different specification categories to cope with price trends. The brightness of entry-level models is usually 400-450nit, and the contrast ratio is 2000:1. For mainstream HD models, the brightness is usually 450-500nit, and the contrast is 2500:1 to 3000:1. For high-end models above 37 inches, the brightness is 500nit and the contrast ratio is 5000:1.
　　 Panel manufacturers have only used 10-bit color and 120Hz frequency in full HD products since the second half of 2008, and LED backlights have only been used in 42-inch and larger panels. LCD panel manufacturers also use front-embedded bezels (FMB) to reduce the mechanical cost of LCD TVs and provide low-profile designs. Environmentally friendly products and the pursuit of energy conservation have emerged in the field of LCD TV panels, including plans to reduce the power consumption of 26-42-inch products by 30-40%.