The AA106TA01 is a 10.6" 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 | AA106TA01 |
| Size | 10.6" |
| Resolution | 1280×768 |
| 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 AA106TA01 LCD screen?
A1: This LCD screen features a 10.6-inch display size with a resolution of 1280×768, a 15:9 aspect ratio (widescreen), and typically uses an LVDS signal interface. It is a common widescreen display specification used in industrial and medical equipment.
Q2: What is the relationship between the base model AA106TA01 and suffixed versions (like DE1, DA2, DDE11)?
A2: AA106TA01 is the base series model for this 10.6-inch panel, while the suffixes represent specific hardware revision versions or specification codes within that series. Screens with different suffixes share the exact same core display panel, but may have minor adjustments in the backlight module (LED bar supplier/efficiency), logic board connector model, or LVDS pin layouts. Always verify the datasheet based on the original unit’s specific suffix when replacing.
Q3: What are the application advantages of the 1280×768 (15:9) aspect ratio in industrial displays?
A3: 1280×768 provides more horizontal display space than traditional 4:3 screens. In industrial HMIs, semiconductor equipment, or medical instruments, this widescreen ratio is highly suitable for “split-screen displays”—for example, showing real-time waveforms or monitoring video on the left, and operation menus and parameters on the right, allowing operators to access comprehensive information without switching screens.










