The TFTMD089030 display is an 8.9-inch IPS LCD panel with a 2560×1600 resolution (WQXGA), delivering 339 PPI for sharp visuals. It features 500 cd/m² brightness, 1500:1 contrast ratio, and MIPI interface for high-speed data transmission. Designed for industrial control systems and tablets, it supports wide viewing angles (89°/89°/89°/89°) and operates without touch functionality. Panox Display recommends pairing it with compatible controllers for optimal performance in embedded systems.
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What resolution does the TFTMD089030 support?
This display outputs 2560×1600 pixels (WQXGA), achieving 2K clarity. With 339 PPI density, it renders text and graphics precisely for medical imaging or industrial HMIs.
Engineers value its 16:10 aspect ratio for vertical workspace optimization. Compared to standard 1920×1080 panels, the 2560×1600 resolution provides 30% more vertical pixels for spreadsheet/dashboard visualization. Panox Display configures timing controllers to minimize signal latency (<3ms) at this resolution. Pro Tip: Use MIPI DSI interface boards to prevent bandwidth bottlenecks with high-resolution content transmission.
| Resolution | PPI | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| 2560×1600 | 339 | Industrial HMIs |
| 1920×1080 | 248 | Consumer tablets |
What backlight technology is used?
The LED edge-lit system ensures uniform 500 cd/m² brightness while consuming 3.8W typical power. It maintains color consistency across -20°C to 70°C operating ranges.
Panox Display implements 120Hz PWM dimming to reduce eye strain during prolonged use. This backlight configuration achieves 92% NTSC color gamut coverage—superior to standard LCDs’ 72%—making it suitable for color-critical applications like prototyping software. For outdoor readability, anti-glare coatings diffuse ambient light effectively. Real-world example: A fleet management system using this display maintained visibility under direct Arizona sunlight (100,000 lux).
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FAQs
No—this panel is touchless by design. Add-on capacitive touchscreens require separate integration.
Can it replace older 8.9″ 1920×1200 displays?
Yes, but verify controller compatibility—the higher resolution demands 25% more GPU resources for rendering.
What warranty does Panox Display offer?
3-year industrial warranty covering backlight degradation >20% and pixel defects, with advanced replacement options.