NVIS, or “Night Vision Imaging System”, is a piece or group of equipment that permits the user to safely see and operate in night-time and near-dark environments. As defined on the AGDisplays website; “Night vision imaging systems (NVIS) are systems that use image intensifier tubes to produce an enhanced image of a scene in light conditions too low for normal navigation and pilotage.”
There are many ways to make a rugged display, and the method chosen often depends on the application and environment that the display will ultimately be used for. There is no one size fits all approach to building a rugged display. For example: customers in a retail or tech industry may want a sleek, consumer looking device, that incorporates rugged materials without adding any industrial or heavy looking modifications.
Display failures are common … but luckily repair experts like AGDisplays are here to bring dead displays back to life.
Delamination is an LCD defect that occurs when one or more of the layers that composes the front facing display begins to separate from one or more of the layers below.
4K display resolution is a modern display format valued among consumers for its crisp images, vibrant colors, and versatility across devices and sizes.
Electromagnetic shielding, or EMI shielding, is the use of materials in a manufacturing design to protect an electronic device from any external electromagnetic noise.
When designing a piece of industrial equipment, one may wonder if upgrading to an LCD interface is worth the expense or redesign. While it may seem to be a hassle, the advantages of employing an LCD interface can increase production and make it easy to customize interaction.
Electronics and display life expectancy can vary between brands and environmental condition. No one boat owner can agree upon the best brand to purchase for long use of their electronics. One thing is for certain, all agree that maintenance and care contributes greatly to the extension of your marine electronics.
