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Ruth's sister Internal Power Cable 800*600 8-inch AT080TN52 V.1 EJ080NA-05B EJ080NA-05A

SKU CH-ZHZP-B0S1Z

Drives 8-inch 800×600 LCD panels from a Raspberry Pi via VGA

  • Driver board runs 8-inch 800×600 LCD panels
  • VGA input connects Raspberry Pi to display
  • TFT panel type gives clear visual output
  • New condition ensures reliable first-use performance

Driver board for 8-inch LCD

This driver board connects an 800 by 600 resolution 8-inch AT080TN52 V.1 panel to a Raspberry Pi through a VGA interface. It is built for hobbyists and engineers adding a compact display to embedded projects. The board carries no certifications and ships new from Mainland China.

Limited to single-panel VGA input

The board drives one TFT panel at the stated native resolution and cannot support higher pixel counts or additional video inputs. Builders needing HDMI, DisplayPort or multi-display configurations will require a different controller.

Highlights

  • Driver board runs 8-inch 800×600 LCD panels
  • VGA input connects Raspberry Pi to display
  • TFT panel type gives clear visual output
  • New condition ensures reliable first-use performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 800*600 driver board work with a Raspberry Pi 4 that I already own?

The board is built for Raspberry Pi and accepts a VGA signal, so it will connect to any Pi model that provides a VGA output or an adapter.

How can I confirm the 8-inch AT080TN52 panel is displaying correctly after I connect the driver board?

Power the Pi, watch for the boot splash on the 800*600 screen, and verify the desktop appears at the native resolution without flicker.

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