LQ150X1LGB1 Replacement — 15″ 1024x768
| Original specification — LQ150X1LGB1 | Published industry specification for the original Sharp part, compiled from supplier catalogue data. |
|---|---|
| Display Size | 15 inch (—) |
| Resolution | 1024x768 |
| Original Manufacturer | Sharp |
| Original Interface | LVDS |
| Original Backlight | CCFL |
| Replacement Class | EXACT — catalogue module matching size, resolution and interface class |
| RONEN Catalogue Module | RG-T150QXHA-01 |
| Fit Notes | res/LVDS exact; CCFL→LED; source: archive site, spec unverified |
| Supply Model | built to order — custom programme, no broker stock |
Engineering notes — what changes when you re-source a discontinued 15 panel
The four points below are what an engineering review actually checks on a re-sourced 1024x768 module — read them before you request a quotation.
Why sourcing from the broker market is the expensive route
Discontinued Sharp parts surface on the broker market at wide price spreads, mixed production dates and no vendor warranty. A last-time-buy batch also caps programme volume: once it is gone, the line stops. Rebuilding the module from the published specification removes both risks, because the 1024x768 format stays in production for as long as your programme needs it.
What we rebuild, and what can be upgraded
The replacement follows the original 1024x768 outline, active area and resolution so the enclosure and frame buffer stay untouched. Backlight, driver IC, interface, touch and temperature range are re-selected around it: an IPS upgrade for viewing angle, a high-brightness backlight for semi-outdoor use, wide-temperature components for cold starts, or CTP where the original had none.
How fit is confirmed before you commit
Send the original datasheet, a drawing, or the panel itself. Engineering checks outline, connector position, timing and backlight against your board and reports which parameters match and which do not, including anything that cannot be matched exactly. You approve a sample before any volume order, so no tooling is committed on paper alone.
Programme terms that matter for a re-sourced part
Re-sourced programmes run on the same terms as our standard catalogue: sample first, engineering support through bring-up, and volume scheduling that follows your build plan. Lead time is set by glass cutting and backlight selection for the 1024x768 format, not by warehouse picking. If the original part is still cheaper in small quantities, we say so — the custom route wins on continuity, not on unit price.
Frequently asked questions — LQ150X1LGB1 replacement
Is there an off-the-shelf replacement for LQ150X1LGB1?
Not as a stocked catalogue item. Sharp panels in this class were built to order at the original maker as well: glass is cut to the 1024x768 format and the backlight is selected per programme, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for a buyer. What we do offer is the module built against your specification, with engineering confirming the fit before any tooling is committed.
What does the replacement match, and what does it change?
The published specification is the starting point: 15 inch 1024x768 from Sharp. the catalogue module matches the original size, resolution and interface class, so the substitution is mechanical. Backlight, driver IC, interface option, touch and temperature range are re-selected around that core, and the compatibility review states plainly which parameters match the original and which require your confirmation.
Can you match the original brightness and temperature range?
Where the original maker published a value, we build to it. Where no value was published, brightness and temperature are set from your sample or your operating envelope, including high-brightness backlights for semi-outdoor 15 use and wide-temperature component selection for cold-start equipment.
What if the original LQ150X1LGB1 drawing is lost?
Send a physical sample instead. We measure outline, active area, connector position and pinout, and rebuild the module from measurements. This is the common case for automation panels, machine vision systems and production-line terminals designs where the original documentation no longer exists.
Is this a verified drop-in replacement?
It is built to the original specification rather than sold as a verified drop-in. Send the datasheet or a sample and engineering confirms outline, connector, timing and backlight against your board, telling you exactly which parameters match and which do not. That assessment is what you use to decide whether the substitution suits the application.
How long does a replacement programme take?
Because these modules are built to order, lead time is set by glass supply and backlight selection for the 1024x768 format rather than by stock availability. The sequence is engineering review against your specification or sample, sample build and your bring-up, then volume scheduling to your production plan. The realistic glass-supply date is confirmed during the review instead of quoting a generic figure.
Related discontinued-panel replacements
Other discontinued panels we rebuild to specification: Compatible LCD Replacements (hub) · LQ150X1LGN2 · LQ150X1LG91 · LQ150X1LG11 · LQ150X1LG92 · LQ150X1LG95 · LQ150X1LW71
Send the original specification
Email the datasheet, drawing or photos of your LQ150X1LGB1 panel to sales@odmlcd.com — engineering replies with a match assessment before you commit to tooling.
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