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| Place of Origin: | China |
| Brand Name: | ORIENTRONIC |
| Certification: | SICC |
Our automotive-grade TFT LCD modules are engineered to meet the stringent demands of vehicle environments, delivering exceptional clarity, reliability, and durability for in-car systems. Designed for infotainment screens, digital instrument clusters, heads-up displays (HUDs), and rear-seat entertainment, these modules combine high brightness, wide temperature tolerance, and robust construction to ensure seamless performance under extreme conditions. With anti-glare coatings, sunlight readability, and compliance with automotive safety standards, our TFT solutions are built to enhance driver safety and passenger experience.
Key Features & Technical Specifications
Ruggedized Design
Optical Stack:
Light Guide Plate (LGP): PMMA/PC with precision dots for uniform backlighting.
Diffuser Film: Eliminates hotspots for consistent brightness.
Prism Sheets (BEF): Enhances frontal luminance by 1.5x–2x.
Reflectors: High-reflectivity (>95%) PET films to minimize light loss.
Structural Components:
Backplates: Aluminum alloy for heat dissipation and EMI shielding.
Frames: Reinforced plastic/metal bezels with vibration-resistant mounting.
Sealing: IP65/IP67-rated against dust, moisture, and chemical exposure.
Ideal Applications
Infotainment Systems: Central control screens, navigation displays.
Digital Instrument Clusters: High-contrast gauges, ADAS alerts.
Heads-Up Displays (HUDs): Projection-ready screens for driver data.
Rear-Seat Entertainment: HD video playback and touchscreen controls.
HVAC/Climate Controls: Intuitive touch interfaces for cabin management.
Why Choose Us?
Automotive Compliance: Meets AEC-Q100, ISO 16750, and TS16949 standards.
Custom Integration: Tailor resolutions, connectors (FPC, FFC), and firmware for CAN/LIN protocols.
Samples: Fast-track prototyping with "Priority Delivery" (subject to design complexity).
Production Lead Time: 4–6 weeks (scalable for high-volume orders).
Lifelong Support: Technical assistance for EMI mitigation, thermal design, and firmware updates.
