The DBC070AXN20L050D 7-inch 768×768 square LCD display is designed for flight simulator cockpits and other simulation systems that require a compact square display with clear graphics, wide viewing angles, and reliable LVDS connectivity. With a 7-inch square format, 768×768 resolution, 500 cd/m² brightness, IPS viewing performance, and a 1-channel LVDS interface, this TFT LCD module provides a practical display solution for cockpit instruments, navigation interfaces, multifunction displays, and other aviation simulation applications.
Unlike conventional 16:9 displays, the square 1:1 format provides a more suitable visual area for flight simulator instruments where cockpit panel dimensions and instrument layouts are often highly constrained. The DBC070AXN20L050D combines a compact mechanical footprint with high pixel density, allowing system designers to integrate detailed flight information without requiring a large display enclosure.
The DBC070AXN20L050D is engineered around the requirements of flight simulation applications. Its major features include:
7-inch square TFT LCD display
768×768 resolution
500 cd/m² brightness
IPS viewing performance
178° horizontal and vertical viewing angle
1-channel LVDS interface
20-pin interface
145 × 145 × 10.29 mm maximum outline dimensions
127.8 × 127.8 mm active area
16.7 million supported colors
1000:1 to 1200:1 contrast ratio
8 ms total response time
-20°C to +70°C operating temperature
-30°C to +80°C storage temperature
Control board available
Customization options for brightness, pin definition, cover glass, touch panel, and driver board
These specifications make the module suitable for simulator manufacturers, cockpit instrument developers, training equipment manufacturers, and system integrators looking for a compact square LCD display.
Flight simulator cockpit displays need to reproduce information in a way that is visually clear while fitting within a highly structured cockpit layout. Conventional widescreen displays are not always efficient for this type of application because many simulated instruments use square or near-square graphical layouts.
The 768×768 square resolution provides an equal horizontal and vertical pixel count, making it suitable for displaying flight instruments, navigation information, engine parameters, system status, and other cockpit graphics. The square format also gives designers greater freedom when positioning several displays around the cockpit instrument panel.
The 7-inch size provides a useful balance between visibility and integration space. It is large enough to present detailed graphical information while remaining compact enough for embedded cockpit applications.
For flight simulator manufacturers developing custom instrument panels, the DBC070AXN20L050D can therefore be used as an individual display module or as part of a multi-display cockpit architecture.
The DBC070AXN20L050D features a 768×768 pixel resolution and a 500 cd/m² white luminance specification, providing clear visual presentation for cockpit graphics and simulation interfaces. The display supports 16.7 million colors and has a specified contrast ratio of approximately 1000:1 to 1200:1.
The IPS viewing characteristics provide a 178° viewing angle in both horizontal and vertical directions. This is particularly useful in simulator environments where the operator's viewing position may change during training or where multiple people need to observe the cockpit display.
The module also uses a hard-coating surface treatment with glare treatment, helping support practical visibility during system operation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | DBC070AXN20L050D |
| Display Type | TFT LCD |
| Display Size | 7 inch |
| Display Shape | Square |
| Resolution | 768 × 768 pixels |
| Active Area | 127.8 × 127.8 mm |
| Outline Dimension | 145 × 145 × 10.29 mm max. |
| Pixel Pitch | 0.1665 × 0.1665 mm |
| Display Mode | Transmissive / Normally Black |
| Viewing Angle | 178° / 178° |
| Brightness | 500 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 to 1200:1 |
| Response Time | 8 ms total |
| Colors | 16.7M |
| Interface | 1-channel LVDS |
| Interface PIN | 20 PIN |
| Input Voltage | 3.3 V typical |
| Surface Treatment | Hard coating 3H + glare treatment |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to +80°C |
| Weight | 350 g max. |
The specifications above are based on the current DBC070AXN20L050D product information published by Aptus.
The DBC070AXN20L050D uses a 1-channel LVDS interface with a 20-pin connection, providing a practical interface option for compatible flight simulator electronics and display control systems.
For a simulator manufacturer, interface compatibility should be evaluated together with the graphics controller, timing requirements, cable configuration, power supply, and mechanical installation. Aptus can also support customization of the pin definition and driver board when the standard configuration does not match the customer's existing system architecture.
This makes the module suitable for projects where the display needs to be integrated into a dedicated cockpit rather than used as a standalone monitor.
Flight simulator systems may operate for extended periods during pilot training, demonstrations, development testing, and commercial simulation. Display reliability therefore needs to be considered alongside image quality.
The DBC070AXN20L050D is specified for operation from -20°C to +70°C and storage from -30°C to +80°C. The published reliability testing also includes high-temperature storage, low-temperature storage, high-temperature operation, low-temperature operation, and thermal shock testing. The thermal shock test covers temperature changes between -30°C and +80°C over repeated cycles.
These characteristics make the module suitable for demanding simulation equipment where stable display performance is important.
The 7-inch 768×768 square LCD display can be integrated into different types of flight simulation equipment, including:
The square display format can be used for simulated primary flight information, including altitude, airspeed, attitude, heading, and other cockpit instrument graphics.
The 768×768 resolution provides sufficient pixel density for graphical navigation interfaces, aircraft system information, maps, menus, and multifunction cockpit interfaces.
The display can be integrated into navigation-related simulator equipment where a compact square format is preferred for reproducing aviation instrument layouts.
Simulator manufacturers can use multiple 7-inch displays to create customized cockpit panels for training systems, procedural trainers, and specialized simulation equipment.
Because Aptus supports customization of brightness, pin definition, cover glass, touch panel, and driver board, the module can also be adapted for specific simulator hardware requirements.
Every flight simulator project can have different requirements for mechanical installation, brightness, electrical interfaces, and control electronics. A standard LCD module may therefore require modification before entering mass production.
Aptus provides customization support for the DBC070AXN20L050D platform. Depending on project requirements, customers can discuss options including brightness, interface pin definition, cover glass, touch panel, and driver board.
This approach is particularly useful for OEMs and system integrators that need to maintain the same display architecture across different simulator models.
Aptus focuses on LCD display development, manufacturing, customization, and display integration. The company's technical team supports standard and semi-custom display solutions, including customized connectors, FPC, touch panels, interconnect solutions, control boards, and integrated display solutions.
Aptus has been engaged in the LCD display industry since 2014, with capabilities covering TFT LCD modules, touch panels, control and driver boards, cables, backlight solutions, and integrated display solutions. The company also provides customized display development for customers with specific mechanical, optical, electrical, or application requirements.
For flight simulator projects, Aptus provides a dedicated Flight Simulator Display Solution product range covering different display sizes and interfaces. The current range includes square LCD modules from compact sizes through larger cockpit displays, with options including RGB, LVDS, MIPI, and eDP interfaces depending on the model.
This allows customers to select a display based on cockpit space, resolution, brightness, interface, and operating-temperature requirements instead of designing the entire display system from the beginning.
Yes. The DBC070AXN20L050D is specifically presented by Aptus as a 7-inch square LCD display for flight simulator applications. Its 768×768 resolution, 500 cd/m² brightness, wide viewing angle, and compact square form factor make it suitable for cockpit instruments and simulation interfaces.
The standard module uses a 1-channel LVDS interface with a 20-pin connection. Interface pin definition and driver-board configurations can be discussed for customized projects.
The standard DBC070AXN20L050D provides 500 cd/m² brightness. Aptus also indicates that brightness can be customized according to project requirements.
The specified operating temperature range is -20°C to +70°C, while the storage temperature range is -30°C to +80°C.
Yes. Aptus states that brightness, PIN definition, cover glass, touch panel, and driver board can be customized. This allows the display to be adapted to different cockpit mechanical and electrical designs.
Yes. Aptus provides a dedicated Flight Simulator Solution collection with multiple square and rectangular LCD options, including 6.22-inch, 6.8-inch, 7.5-inch, 8.82-inch, 10.3-inch, 11.5-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch, and 17.3-inch solutions, depending on the required application and interface.
Aptus is a professional LCD display manufacturer providing TFT LCD modules, touch panels, control boards, display accessories, and customized display solutions for global customers.
With an experienced R&D and engineering team, Aptus supports customers from standard display selection through semi-custom and customized development. Solutions can be adapted according to display size, resolution, brightness, interface, touch functionality, mechanical structure, temperature requirements, and other project specifications.
Aptus also supports flight simulator display projects with a dedicated product range designed around cockpit integration requirements. For OEMs, distributors, simulator manufacturers, and system integrators, this provides a practical path from sample evaluation to customized display development and volume production.
If you are developing a flight simulator cockpit, aviation training system, avionics simulator, or custom cockpit instrument panel, the DBC070AXN20L050D can be evaluated as a compact 7-inch square display solution.
When contacting Aptus, please provide your required display size, resolution, interface, brightness, quantity, mechanical dimensions, touch-panel requirements, and application environment. Our engineering team can review your requirements and recommend the appropriate LCD configuration or customization options.
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