The AA104SJ05-DE1 is a 10.4" industrial LCD display panel manufactured by Mitsubishi, featuring 240x400 resolution with WLED backlight and LVDS interface. With 150 cd/m² brightness and 80:1 contrast ratio, viewing angle 88/88/88/88, supporting 65K/262K/16.7M colors, designed for handheld devices and embedded display applications.
| Brand | Mitsubishi |
| Model | AA104SJ05-DE1 |
| Size | 10.4" |
| Resolution | 800×600 |
| Brightness | 150 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 80:1 |
| Viewing Angle | 88/88/88/88 |
| Display Colors | 65K/262K/16.7M |
| Backlight | WLED |
| Interface | LVDS |
Handheld devices
Embedded systems displays
Portable instruments
Wearable devices
Point-of-sale terminals
Small appliance displays
FAQ:
Q1: What are the core specifications of the Mitsubishi AA104SJ05-DE1 LCD screen?
A1: This LCD screen features a 10.4-inch display size with a resolution of 800×600 (SVGA), a standard 4:3 aspect ratio, and uses an LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) interface.
Q2: What is the special status of 10.4 inches in the industrial display field, and what are its advantages over 8.4 inches?
A2: 10.4 inches is widely recognized as the “golden size” in the industrial sector, extensively used in CNC machine tools, HMIs, and medical instruments. Compared to 8.4 inches, the 10.4-inch offers a larger physical viewing area. At 800×600 resolution, the pixel pitch is larger, making displayed text and icons thicker and clearer, which is highly suitable for factory floor operators reading data quickly or from a distance.
Q3: What are the engineering advantages of the AA104SJ05-DE1 using an LVDS interface over a TTL interface?
A3: 10.4-inch 800×600 panels are available in the market with both TTL and LVDS interfaces. The advantages of LVDS are significant: it uses low-voltage differential signal transmission, drastically reducing the number of wires and simplifying routing. Furthermore, its strong electromagnetic interference (EMI) resistance makes it ideal for equipment in strong interference environments like industrial sites with inverters and servo motors, supporting stable transmission over longer distances.










