What Should You Test When LCDs Arrive?
Incoming inspection is where a display shipment becomes your problem or the supplier's. Testing LCDs on arrival—packaging and ESD condition, visual quality, power-on behavior,…
Read the noteProving the module works: defect classes, mura and uniformity, AOI and AQL inspection, qualification and reliability testing, and the certifications buyers are held to.
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Incoming inspection is where a display shipment becomes your problem or the supplier's. Testing LCDs on arrival—packaging and ESD condition, visual quality, power-on behavior,…
Read the noteAQL (Acceptable Quality Limit) is the tool that turns "we want good displays" into a checkable agreement between buyer and supplier. It defines how…
Read the noteFactory certificates describe an organisation's management system; they do not approve a product. This page covers the four certificates that appear on display factory…
Read the noteChina dominates LCD module manufacturing, which means buyers face an enormous supplier market—and an equally large number of trading companies and inconsistent factories. Finding…
Read the noteIP ratings are how buyers and suppliers agree on dust and water protection. An IP65 display, an IP67 panel, or an IP69K washdown unit…
Read the noteReliability testing proves that a display survives the environment it will live in: thermal cycling for temperature change, humidity soak for moisture, thermal shock…
Read the noteVibration and shock testing for a display is only useful when the profile, the axes, the acceptance criteria, and the sample configuration are written…
Read the noteCustom LCD prototyping moves from a confirmed specification to engineering drawings, EVT samples, DVT verification, PVT pilot production, and golden-sample approval. A fast 4-to-6-week…
Read the noteCDTech validates LCD display reliability through high-low temperature cycling, thermal shock, constant temperature-humidity testing, electrostatic-discharge immunity checks, and mechanical drop evaluation. Inside its 10,000㎡…
Read the noteAutomated Optical Inspection (AOI) helps LCD manufacturers identify pixel defects, glass scratches, contamination, mura, and assembly abnormalities before shipment. By combining controlled lighting, high-resolution…
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