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No matter what your automotive needs may be, we're here to help.
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Customer service customization

What we provide is not only ‘customization’, but also in-depth co-creation with you. From initial requirements sorting, to flexible configuration based on our modular platform, to continuous optimization after delivery, a dedicated team will accompany you every step of the way.

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Small batch production

Our small-batch production service essentially provides clients with ‘innovation insurance’ and ‘growth leverage.’ It lowers the barriers to innovation, amplifies their market agility, and ultimately makes us the most trusted manufacturing partner for our clients in uncertain times.

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Manufacturing in diverse industries

Choosing us means you’re not just getting display hardware, but also an expert partner who understands your industry. We can help you mitigate application risks, shorten verification cycles, and ensure your display module becomes a reliable highlight of your product, rather than a potential weakness.

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Quality Assurance

For us, quality assurance is the strategic cornerstone for building long-term trust with you, reducing your overall supply chain costs, and jointly winning the market. This is not only our system, but also our solemn commitment to every partner.

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FPC breakage in LCD displays may be caused by several factors, including: the bending radius being too small, less than the design allowable value (generally ≥3 times the FPC thickness); or the tensile force during assembly exceeding the tensile strength of the FPC (approximately 50-100 N/cm² for standard FPC).
The main reasons are: A. Unstable driving voltage, VCOM voltage drift, and a mismatch between the TFT common electrode voltage (VCOM) and the pixel voltage, leading to unstable electric field at mid-gray levels. B. TFT switching leakage current; excessive off-state leakage current in the TFT transistor when it is off causes a decrease in the pixel voltage holding ratio (VHR) (required >90%).
A. Signal Transmission Link Issues Poor contact, oxidation of the connector, or poor/damaged cable quality in signal cables (such as HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA) can cause digital signal transmission errors or interruptions. Additionally, excessively long signal transmission distances or strong electromagnetic interference can also cause signal distortion. B. Graphics Processing Unit or Driver Issues Outdated, incompatible, or incorrectly installed graphics card (GPU) drivers. The graphics card itself may malfunction due to overheating, overloading, or hardware aging, failing to properly render and output image signals. C. Display Screen Malfunctions Physical damage to the display's internal timing controller, driver IC, or the LCD panel itself. Poor contact or damage to the ribbon cable (the flexible circuit connecting the driver board and the LCD panel) is also a common hardware cause of screen flickering.
A. Improper Refresh Rate Settings or Signal Desynchronization An excessively low screen refresh rate setting (e.g., below 60Hz) in the operating system or graphics card driver, or a refresh rate not supported by the display, can lead to poor image stability. A mismatch between the output resolution or timing of the input signal source (such as a computer) and the display's optimal parameters can also cause synchronization problems. B. Unstable Power Supply A malfunctioning power adapter, power board, or internal DC-DC converter circuit supplying power to the display can cause ripple or fluctuations in output current and voltage, directly affecting the stable operation of the backlight driver and motherboard chips, resulting in flickering. C. Backlight Dimming Mechanism Issues Especially for displays using PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) dimming, at low brightness settings, if the PWM frequency is low, the human eye can easily perceive rapid changes in backlight brightness, resulting in flickering. Some displays may also exhibit jitter under AC frequency interference.
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