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TFT-H080A11HDIFT5N30 | 8.0-inch IPS TFT LCD | MIPI DSI interface | 800x1280px high-resolution LCD screen | Sunlight-readable display | Touchscreen optional
This 8.0-inch IPS TFT LCD display features a high resolution of 800X1280 pixels and built-in EMI shielding. This TFT includes a 500-nit high-brightness LED backlight. Because this LCD has built-in IPS technology, this display has amazing clarity, excellent color reproduction, better image consistency, and high contrast at all viewing angles. The ultra-bright backlight makes this TFT clear even in bright conditions such as direct sunlight.
The driver optimizes the display's functionality, ensuring smooth operation and accurate rendering of images and graphics. This LCD uses FFC (Flat Flexible Cable) connection method to ensure smooth electrical connection. All of our monitors are RoHS compliant and adhere to strict environmental and safety standards.
This TFT LCD features a 4-lane MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) DSI (Display Serial Interface). With 4 data lanes, it can transfer data at a higher rate than versions with fewer lanes. The increased data throughput of the 4-lane MIPI DSI enables it to support displays with very high resolutions and higher refresh rates, resulting in smoother animations, deeper color depth, and a better user experience, especially in gaming and multimedia applications. The 4-lane MIPI DSI also reduces the need for data compression and improves the device's multitasking capabilities. The MIPI interface is designed to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is critical in medical applications or wireless communication systems. MIPI is an industry-standard interface that features reduced wiring complexity and is commonly used in mobile/wireless devices, making this 8.0-inch TFT display easier to integrate with other components such as cameras, sensors, and MIPI processors.
