Display and touch stack
A display assembly for integration into your own product.
Display, selected touch and cover glass; bonding and control electronics defined for the assembly.
OEM DISPLAY ASSEMBLIES · EMBEDDED ELECTRONICS · PRODUCT INTEGRATION
Custom OEM Display Assemblies
Display, touch and control assemblies engineered for your equipment and supplied directly by VITREVIA from China.
Start with your enclosure drawing and required interfaces. We define the assembly, prototype checks and repeatable supply.
What VITREVIA Can Supply
Choose the physical scope. Prototyping and production follow the same selected assembly.
Enclosed display assembly
A display subsystem matched to the mechanical envelope of your equipment.
Display stack, enclosure integration, mounting, thermal provisions and external connections.
Matched control package
Control electronics and harnesses matched to a defined display.
Controller or scaler, compute where required, power and model-specific signal cabling.
These are project-defined assemblies. Dimensions, interfaces and performance are specified for your equipment.
OEM Display Assembly Scope
The display assembly is developed within the customer’s product architecture.
Display and optical stack
Active area, display technology, brightness, viewing angle, bonding and optical requirements.
Touch and cover glass
Touch technology, glass construction, printing, surface treatment and mechanical interfaces.
Embedded electronics
Host compute, external video and data inputs, scaler or bridge, TCON, model-specific internal display interface, firmware and startup behavior.
Power and communication
Input power, conversion, protection, Ethernet, USB and project-specific control interfaces.
Enclosure integration
Mounting points, depth, cable exits, thermal conditions, sealing and service access.
Manufacturing and delivery
Validation, revision control, production documentation, inspection, packing and technical handover.
OEM Display System Architecture
Follow the signal path from the host application to the physical display assembly. External source connections and internal display links are separate project boundaries and must be released explicitly.
- Host layer
Application and host compute
The operating system or embedded application produces the media, graphics and control behavior required by the product.
- External boundary
Video and data inputs
The released source connects through the specified external video, USB, network or project I/O.
- Control layer
Scaling and timing
The selected compute platform, controller, scaler, bridge or TCON handles orientation, processing and display timing.
- Assembly layer
Display and product integration
The display, touch, optical stack, internal cabling, enclosure, power, thermal and service provisions form the released assembly.
External source boundary
HDMI, DisplayPort, USB, Ethernet or project I/O can connect the host to the selected compute or controller platform. Exact versions, formats and ownership are confirmed for the released configuration.
Internal display boundary
eDP, LVDS, MIPI DSI or V-by-One HS may be used as model-specific internal links between the selected controller, bridge or TCON and the display assembly. They are not interchangeable external inputs. Confirm pinout, voltage, timing, cable length, TCON location and ownership.
Applications for OEM & Specialized Displays
OEM display integration is shown where the display, touch, electronics and interfaces become part of the customer’s product or equipment.
Project Inputs
A useful first configuration starts with the product envelope, interfaces and operating requirements.
OEM display project inputs
From Your Drawing to Repeatable Supply
The assembly moves from prototype to production only after the agreed interfaces and revision are verified.
Prototype verification
Confirm mechanical fit, active area, power-on behavior, display image, touch and interfaces.
Engineering validation
Test the agreed operating conditions, thermal behavior, interface stability and service procedure.
Production release
Control drawings, BOM, software or firmware revision, inspection criteria, packing and handover files.
OEM Procurement and Lifecycle
Review acceptance, handover documentation, production delivery, warranty boundaries and spares planning for the agreed assembly.
Quality and Acceptance
Define inspection, validation evidence and shipment-release criteria for the selected system.
Review Quality and AcceptanceDelivery and Support
Review supply packages, handover documents, logistics inputs, warranty boundaries and spares planning.
Review Delivery and SupportBuyer FAQ
Get direct answers about quotation inputs, quantity, samples, timing, certificates and after-delivery support.
Read the Buyer FAQ