The 8-inch 1024×768 40PIN LVDS 1100nits CTP touch panel LCD module is a high-brightness TFT LCD solution designed for embedded equipment, industrial HMIs, outdoor terminals, kiosks, POS systems, smart terminals, and other applications that require reliable visual performance and touch interaction. Model DBT080IXC40L110A combines an 8-inch IPS TFT LCD panel, 1024×768 XGA resolution, 1100 cd/m² brightness, 40-pin LVDS interface, and 10-point projected capacitive touch panel in a compact module.
With its 4:3 aspect ratio, 1100-nit brightness, 85° viewing angle in four directions, and operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C, this display provides a practical solution for professional equipment used in indoor, semi-outdoor, and bright-environment applications. The integrated capacitive touch panel also allows equipment manufacturers to build intuitive graphical interfaces without requiring a separate external touch solution.
For OEM and ODM customers, the module can serve as a standard display platform or as the starting point for a customized LCD project. Aptus Display supports display customization including brightness, touch technology, optical bonding, anti-glare treatment, cables, bezels, mounting structures, and interface-related requirements.
8-inch IPS TFT LCD display
1024×768 XGA resolution
4:3 aspect ratio
1100 cd/m² high brightness
40-pin LVDS interface
10-point projected capacitive touch panel
16.7 million colors
800:1 typical contrast ratio
85° viewing angle in four directions
-20°C to +70°C operating temperature
-30°C to +80°C storage temperature
174.0 × 136.0 × 6.7 mm outline dimensions
LED backlight with driver
Designed for industrial, commercial, kiosk, and embedded applications
The following table summarizes the current specifications published by Aptus Display. For production integration, engineers should always confirm the latest datasheet, mechanical drawing, FPC configuration, electrical timing, and touch-controller requirements with Aptus Display before finalizing the hardware design.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | DBT080IXC40L110A |
| Display Size | 8.0 inch |
| Resolution | 1024 × 768 pixels |
| Display Type | IPS TFT LCD |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Touch Technology | Projected Capacitive Touch |
| Touch Points | 10-point multi-touch |
| Brightness | 1100 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 800:1 |
| Viewing Angle | 85° / 85° / 85° / 85° |
| Color Depth | 16.7M colors |
| Interface | LVDS |
| Connector | 40-pin |
| Active Area | 162.05 × 121.54 mm |
| Outline Dimensions | 174.0 × 136.0 × 6.7 mm |
| Backlight | LED with Driver |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to +80°C |
| Application | Industrial HMI, kiosk, POS, smart terminal, security panel |
| Touch Panel | CTP |
Brightness is an important consideration when an LCD display is installed in environments with strong ambient lighting. Conventional indoor LCD modules with relatively low brightness may become difficult to read when used near windows, under strong artificial lighting, or in semi-outdoor environments.
This module provides 1100 cd/m² brightness, giving system designers considerably more brightness than a typical standard indoor TFT LCD. Aptus positions this module for outdoor or semi-outdoor applications where enhanced visibility is required.
The 1100-nit specification can help improve the readability of menus, status information, graphical controls, and other HMI content in bright environments.
However, brightness alone does not determine complete sunlight readability. Final optical performance also depends on the cover glass, anti-glare or anti-reflective treatment, optical bonding, display orientation, enclosure design, and surrounding ambient light.
For applications exposed to direct sunlight, customers should evaluate the complete display stack rather than selecting a panel based only on its brightness rating.
The display uses a 1024×768 XGA resolution with a traditional 4:3 aspect ratio. This format remains useful for many professional and embedded systems where existing software interfaces, equipment dimensions, or legacy graphical applications are designed around a square-oriented screen format.
The 1024×768 resolution provides sufficient pixel density for:
Equipment control interfaces
Industrial dashboards
System status screens
POS interfaces
Security controls
Kiosk menus
Navigation interfaces
Monitoring applications
For OEM equipment manufacturers upgrading an existing product, maintaining a 4:3 display format can sometimes simplify mechanical and software redesign compared with moving directly to a widescreen display.
The module uses an IPS TFT LCD panel with a specified viewing angle of 85° in all four directions. This is useful for equipment where users may view the interface from different positions rather than directly facing the center of the display.
Wide viewing performance is particularly valuable for shared equipment such as industrial control panels, retail terminals, kiosks, and information systems.
For an HMI, good viewing-angle performance helps operators see critical information without having to stand directly in front of the display. This can make equipment operation more convenient in environments where multiple people may interact with the same screen.
The 800:1 contrast ratio also provides a suitable foundation for displaying text, icons, dashboards, images, and graphical user interfaces.
This LCD module incorporates a projected capacitive touch panel with 10-point multi-touch capability.
Capacitive touch technology is widely used for interactive interfaces because it provides a smooth user experience and supports modern graphical interaction methods.
The 10-point touch capability can support gestures and multi-finger interaction depending on the host system and touch-controller implementation.
Typical user interactions may include:
Tap
Double tap
Swipe
Drag
Scroll
Pinch
Multi-point control
For equipment manufacturers, an integrated CTP solution also simplifies the overall display architecture because visual output and touch interaction can be designed as one product assembly.
For demanding applications, Aptus Display can also discuss alternative touch configurations, cover glass requirements, anti-glare treatment, optical bonding, and waterproofing options.
The module uses a 40-pin LVDS interface, making it suitable for embedded systems equipped with compatible LVDS display interfaces.
LVDS remains widely used in industrial equipment and embedded display systems because it provides a stable differential digital interface for transmitting display data.
Before integrating this display into a new product, engineers should verify the compatibility between the LCD module and the host system, including:
LVDS signal configuration
Pixel format
Display timing
Power supply requirements
Backlight power requirements
FPC and connector configuration
Initialization requirements
Touch-controller interface
Grounding and EMI considerations
A standard 40-pin LVDS interface can simplify integration when the customer's existing hardware architecture already supports the required LVDS configuration.
The module has an outline dimension of approximately 174.0 × 136.0 × 6.7 mm, with an active display area of approximately 162.05 × 121.54 mm.
The compact mechanical structure makes the display suitable for equipment where available internal space is limited.
The 6.7 mm module thickness can also help designers maintain a relatively compact enclosure.
During mechanical integration, designers should consider more than the nominal LCD dimensions. Adequate clearance should be provided for:
FPC routing
LVDS connector
Touch connection
Backlight wiring
Mounting brackets
Cover glass
Enclosure tolerances
Thermal management
For production projects, Aptus recommends using the official mechanical drawing when designing the final enclosure.
The specified operating temperature is -20°C to +70°C, while the storage temperature range is -30°C to +80°C.
This operating range makes the module suitable for professional equipment that may experience significant temperature variation during normal operation.
Potential environments include industrial workshops, outdoor kiosks, field equipment, control stations, and semi-outdoor terminals.
Temperature performance should always be evaluated together with the complete system because the actual internal enclosure temperature can differ significantly from the ambient temperature.
If your project requires a wider temperature range, Aptus Display can evaluate whether a wide-temperature LCD solution or customized panel should be selected.
The combination of IPS display technology, 1100-nit brightness, capacitive touch, LVDS connectivity, and -20°C to +70°C operation makes this module suitable for industrial HMI applications.
It can be used to display equipment parameters, production information, alarms, process status, menus, and graphical controls.
Typical equipment may include:
Factory automation systems
Machine control panels
Industrial monitoring systems
Process-control equipment
Automation terminals
The 1100-nit high-brightness configuration is suitable for kiosks and ticketing equipment exposed to strong ambient light.
The integrated CTP touch panel enables users to select options, enter information, navigate menus, or complete transactions directly through the display.
A complete outdoor kiosk should also consider weather protection, thermal management, anti-reflection treatment, waterproofing, and mechanical protection.
The 8-inch 4:3 format can be suitable for POS systems and retail equipment where a compact but relatively large interactive display is required.
The capacitive touch interface provides a familiar interaction method for employees operating menus, inventory systems, payment-related interfaces, or product information systems.
Smart terminals often require a balance between compact dimensions, visual clarity, and interactive operation.
This 8-inch display provides enough screen area for detailed graphical interfaces while retaining a relatively compact footprint.
Security and access-control equipment can benefit from the combination of high brightness, wide viewing angle, and multi-touch functionality.
The display can be used for status information, authentication interfaces, system configuration, monitoring, and user controls.
A standard LCD module is not always sufficient for a commercial product. Different equipment may require different brightness levels, touch structures, mechanical interfaces, or optical treatments.
Aptus Display provides customization options for display projects, including:
Custom brightness from approximately 500 to 1500 nits
Capacitive or resistive touch integration
Anti-glare treatment
Optical bonding
Waterproof enhancements
Customized cables
Customized bezels
Customized mounting structures
Interface-related modifications including LVDS, HDMI, MIPI, and eDP solutions
These capabilities allow customers to develop a display assembly around their actual product requirements rather than modifying the entire product around a standard LCD.
Aptus Display is a professional LCD display supplier providing TFT LCD modules, touch panel LCD modules, high-brightness displays, customized display assemblies, and display integration solutions.
The company's product portfolio covers standard and customized TFT LCD modules, touch panel LCD modules, wide-temperature displays, bar-type LCD displays, flight simulator display solutions, LCD accessories, and other specialized display technologies.
Aptus states that its technical team supports both total custom solutions and semi-custom development, including connectors, ZIF/FPC solutions, touch panels, interconnect solutions, control boards, and system integration requirements.
For international OEM and ODM customers, the value of a display supplier should extend beyond the LCD panel itself. Engineering communication, sample evaluation, documentation, customization capability, quality consistency, and production support are all important factors when selecting a long-term display partner.
Aptus Display works with customers to evaluate display requirements according to application, mechanical constraints, electrical interface, optical environment, touch requirements, and expected production volume.
When choosing an 8-inch touch LCD module, procurement teams and engineers should evaluate several factors rather than focusing on price alone.
Brightness: Determine whether the display will operate indoors, near windows, in semi-outdoor environments, or under direct sunlight.
Resolution: 1024×768 provides a 4:3 XGA format suitable for many industrial and professional interfaces.
Interface: Confirm that the host controller supports the required 40-pin LVDS configuration.
Touch technology: Capacitive touch is appropriate for modern graphical HMI applications, while resistive touch may be preferable for certain environments or specialized input requirements.
Temperature: Confirm that the module's operating temperature matches the actual environmental conditions inside the equipment.
Mechanical dimensions: Check the outline, active area, connector location, FPC routing, and mounting requirements against the enclosure.
Optical design: For outdoor equipment, consider anti-glare, anti-reflection, optical bonding, and cover-glass solutions in addition to brightness.
This engineering-first selection process helps reduce compatibility problems during prototype development and mass production.
The module provides 1100 cd/m² brightness and is positioned by Aptus Display for outdoor and semi-outdoor applications. However, direct-sunlight performance depends on the complete optical and mechanical design, so outdoor products should also consider anti-reflection treatment, optical bonding, thermal management, and enclosure design.
The display has a 1024×768 XGA resolution and a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Yes. The product uses a 10-point projected capacitive touch panel (CTP).
The module uses a 40-pin LVDS interface. Engineers should verify the host controller's LVDS configuration and electrical requirements before integration.
The specified operating temperature is -20°C to +70°C, with a storage temperature range of -30°C to +80°C.
Yes. Aptus lists customization options including brightness adjustment, capacitive or resistive touch integration, anti-glare treatment, optical bonding, waterproof enhancements, customized cables, bezels, mounting structures, and interface modifications.
Yes. Industrial HMI is one of the listed typical applications for this module. Its 8-inch size, 1024×768 resolution, 1100-nit brightness, CTP touch, LVDS interface, and -20°C to +70°C operating range make it a practical option for many industrial control interfaces.
If you are sourcing an 8-inch 1024×768 high-brightness LCD module with capacitive touch, the DBT080IXC40L110A offers a combination of 1100-nit brightness, IPS technology, 10-point touch, 40-pin LVDS connectivity, and a professional operating temperature range.
For a quotation, sample request, or engineering evaluation, provide Aptus Display with the following information:
Required display size
Resolution
Interface
Required brightness
Touch-panel requirements
Operating temperature
Mechanical dimensions
Application environment
Prototype quantity
Estimated mass-production quantity
Target delivery schedule
Providing these details allows the Aptus engineering and sales team to determine whether the standard module is suitable or whether a customized display solution would provide a better fit.
For OEM and ODM projects, Aptus Display can support customers from initial display selection and sample evaluation through customization and production implementation.
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