by Jeff Sharon | Feb 22, 2023 | LCD Component Technology, LCD Solutions
What Is E-Ink? E-Ink is a unique form of display technology that incorporates the classic look of traditional printed paper, with the re-useability of an LCD screen. Whether it is called E-ink, E-paper, or EPD, they all refer to same thing: electrophoretic displays....
by Jeff Sharon | Jan 3, 2023 | LCD Component Technology
What is EMI? EMI, otherwise known as Electromagnetic Interference, is an unintended digital “noise” or frequency that disrupts the electrical path of a nearby electronic device. EMI can be created by both natural and man-made means, and is caused, on some level, by...
by Jeff Sharon | Dec 19, 2022 | Display Enhancements, LCD Component Technology, Military Displays
What Is NVIS? 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...
by Jeff Sharon | Sep 12, 2022 | LCD Component Technology
What is Delamination? 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. Because an LCD screen is composed of multiple layers of films, glass, glue,...
by Jeff Sharon | Mar 13, 2022 | LCD Component Technology
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 an electronic device (in this case, an LCD) is inundated with excessive electronic signals,...
by Jeff Sharon | Jul 6, 2021 | LCD Component Technology
Whether LEDs or CCFLs, typical LCD monitors need a backlight to produce visible images on screen. Most modern displays employ the use of LEDs to illuminate their images, however many older or lower cost displays still use the tried-and-true compact cold fluorescent as...
