Mitsubishi AA084VC07 | Industrial 8.4" VGA Display Engineered for Clarity and Endurance
The Mitsubishi AA084VC07 is not just another 8.4-inch display; it is a purpose-built component designed for applications where visual clarity, operational reliability, and long-term performance are non-negotiable. Engineered by a leader in industrial electronics, this VGA TFT-LCD panel delivers a balanced feature set optimized for the demanding environments of industrial automation, medical diagnostics, and specialized instrumentation.
Key Performance Highlights
- Superior Visuals in High Ambient Light: A high-brightness 600 cd/m² screen combined with an anti-glare surface ensures excellent readability, even in challenging factory floor or field conditions.
- Industrial-Grade Temperature Range: With an operating temperature range of -20°C to 70°C, the AA084VC07 is built to withstand thermal extremes, ensuring stable performance from cold startups to high-heat enclosures.
- Proven Durability: Featuring a robust construction with a 3H hard-coated surface, this display is designed for longevity and resilience in interactive HMI and control panel applications.
- Efficient and Stable WLED Backlight: The white LED backlight system offers a long operational life and consistent brightness, reducing total cost of ownership and maintenance requirements.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
For engineers requiring precise data for system integration, the following table summarizes the core specifications of the Mitsubishi AA084VC07. For comprehensive electro-optical characteristics, please download the official datasheet.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 8.4 inch |
| Resolution | 640(RGB) x 480 [VGA] |
| Technology | a-Si TFT-LCD, Transmissive |
| Brightness | 600 cd/m² (nits) |
| Contrast Ratio | 600:1 |
| Viewing Angles (L/R/U/D) | 80°/80°/60°/80° |
| Interface | LVDS (Low-Voltage Differential Signaling), 1 channel, 6-bit |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 70°C |
| Backlight | WLED |
Engineered for Demanding Real-World Applications
The specifications of the Mitsubishi AA084VC07 directly translate into tangible benefits across several key sectors. Its design philosophy prioritizes stability and performance over superfluous features, making it a workhorse for critical systems.
- Industrial HMI Panels: In manufacturing and process control, environments can be harsh. The wide operating temperature and durable surface make this display ideal for factory-floor HMIs. Its 600-nit brightness cuts through the glare of overhead industrial lighting, ensuring operators have a clear and unambiguous view of system status. For more on selecting the right display technology, explore our ultimate guide to TFT-LCDs.
- Marine and Outdoor Kiosks: The high brightness is a critical asset for marine chart plotters or outdoor payment terminals. This panel provides the necessary luminance to be a core component in building sunlight-readable HMIs, where standard displays would be completely washed out.
- Medical Diagnostic Equipment: Medical devices demand consistency and reliability. The AA084VC07's stable WLED backlight and trusted Mitsubishi manufacturing pedigree provide the long-term performance necessary for patient monitoring systems, diagnostic interfaces, and laboratory instruments where image integrity is paramount.
Frequently Asked Engineering Questions (FAQ)
What are the practical implications of the 80/80/60/80 viewing angle?
This asymmetrical vertical viewing angle (60° up, 80° down) is a deliberate design choice common in industrial displays. It optimizes the view for an operator who is typically looking down at a console-mounted screen. When integrating the AA084VC07 into a device, mounting it at or slightly below eye level will provide the user with the best possible color and contrast performance. This is a crucial detail for ergonomic and effective HMI design.
The panel is 6-bit LVDS. How does this affect color reproduction and system integration?
A 6-bit LVDS interface can display 262,144 colors (64 shades per primary color). For the vast majority of industrial and medical data visualization applications, this color depth is perfectly sufficient and visually indistinguishable from 8-bit (16.7M colors). The primary integration benefit is that 6-bit LVDS requires fewer data pairs than an 8-bit interface, which can simplify PCB layout and potentially reduce cable costs and EMI concerns. Most modern graphics controllers can be configured for 6-bit output, making integration straightforward. If your project has specific display requirements or integration challenges, please contact our technical team for expert guidance.
