The HSD088IPW1-A00 is an 8.8-inch stretched bar-type LCD module with a 1920×480 resolution, designed for specialized applications requiring ultra-wide aspect ratios. Featuring LVDS connectivity and industrial-grade durability, it supports real-time monitoring, digital signage, and embedded systems. Panox Display integrates these modules into retail kiosks, transportation hubs, and medical equipment due to their 500-nit brightness and wide 178° viewing angles. The module operates at 5V and includes optional touchscreen capabilities for interactive use cases.
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What are the key specifications of HSD088IPW1?
The HSD088IPW1 boasts 1920×480 resolution on its 8.8-inch panel with LVDS signal input. Its 700:1 contrast ratio and 178° viewing angles ensure readability under harsh lighting. Pro Tip: Pair it with Panox Display’s custom driver boards for seamless HDMI/DVI compatibility in non-industrial applications.
With a 500 cd/m² brightness rating, this module outperforms standard commercial displays in sunlight visibility—critical for outdoor digital signage. The industrial-grade design supports operation from -20°C to +70°C, making it suitable for unheated warehouses or desert environments. Why settle for consumer-grade screens when this 8.8-inch workhorse delivers 60,000-hour backlight longevity? For example, railway stations use these in ticket kiosks where 24/7 operation demands reliability. Transitional components like LVDS-to-eDP converters expand compatibility with modern single-board computers.
Where is HSD088IPW1 typically deployed?
This module excels in ultra-wide advertising displays and embedded monitoring systems. Its 21:9 aspect ratio fits perfectly in retail shelf edges, airport information panels, and automotive diagnostic tools. Panox Display often configures it with anti-glare coatings for outdoor POS systems.
Beyond retail, medical imaging equipment manufacturers leverage its high contrast for X-ray viewing stations. Transportation networks deploy these in subway train arrival boards—their wide format displays scrolling schedules without panel splicing. Interestingly, EV charging stations use them to show real-time power metrics. A Panox Display client recently integrated 40 units into smart factory dashboards, utilizing the 1920-pixel width for multi-parameter monitoring. Transitional deployments like these highlight its versatility between industrial and commercial use cases.
| Application | Key Requirement | HSD088IPW1 Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Retail Digital Signage | Sunlight Readability | 500-nit brightness |
| Industrial HMIs | 24/7 Operation | -20°C to +70°C Range |
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FAQs
Yes, via black bar pillarboxing or custom scaling through the controller board. Panox Display provides EDID configuration files for aspect ratio management.
Does it support capacitive touchscreens?
Optional PCAP touch available—specify when ordering. Resistive touch versions work with gloves in industrial settings.
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