Model: TR143R2404AThe 1.43-inch AMOLED Display is built for modern smartwatch and wearable interfaces where clarity, color, and low power matter. With a 466 × 466 resolution and 16.7M colors (24-bit), it delivers crisp UI elements and smooth graphic detail in a compact circular dial form factor.Designed for reliable system integration, this module supports a QSPI interface and runs at a 45 Hz frame frequency for stable everyday performance. It reaches 700 cd/m² (typ.) luminance and provides a wide viewing specification of 88° (U/D/L/R, Cr ≥ 200) to keep content consistent across different wrist-viewing angles. With a 36.35 × 36.35 mm active area and a slim 44.75 × 44.75 × 2.58 mm outline, it fits space-constrained wearable designs. The module integrates on-cell touch with CHSC6417 touch IC, and includes the CO5300AF-08 driver IC plus 6802 power IC. Electrical operation supports VCC 2.7–3.6 V, IOVCC 1.65–3.3 V, ELVDD 3.25–3.35 V, and ELVSS -3.35–-3.25 V. Application Smart Watch UI | Wearable Devices | Compact HMI | Embedded Display | Test & Evaluation Fixtures Customized Options FPC  | Touch Panel | Cover Glass | Controller Board | Brightness On-Cell Touch for Wearables This module integrates an on-cell touch screen, combining touch sensing and display into a single stack to keep the overall structure slim and lightweight—a practical advantage for circular wearable designs where every millimeter matters. By reducing extra layers and assembly complexity, on-cell touch helps improve optical clarity while supporting a cleaner, more compact mechanical build.In real use, the on-cell touch solution enables direct interaction on the display surface for common smartwatch gestures such as tap, swipe, and quick selection. It’s well-suited for UI development and functional verification, allowing teams to evaluate touch accuracy, response consistency, and UI interaction flow early in the prototyping stage, while maintaining the vivid color and sharp detail expected from an AMOLED panel. Demo Kit & Evaluation Setup For fast prototyping and validation, this 1.43-inch AMOLED module can be brought up through a simple demo kit controller fixture setup, allowing engineers to verify display output, interface stability, and system timing before committing to a full product PCB. The test configuration shown is ideal for early-stage development—power rails, signal routing, and connector handling can be evaluated in a controlled environment while the panel runs real UI content.This kind of bench setup helps teams quickly check key integration items such as QSPI communication, frame refresh behavior (45 Hz), and overall image consistency during continuous operation. It also provides a practical way to assess touch-enabled workflows when paired with the module’s on-cell touch solution, making it easier to validate UI responsiveness and interaction flow during firmware bring-up.